Archive for April 2019
Eavesdrop on a Theological Conversation: Recent Episodes of the Credo Podcast
Are you looking to deepen your understanding of theology? In the last several episodes of the Credo Podcast, a range of doctrinal issues have been covered, including the Godward orientation…
Read MoreWhy Pastors Should Engage the Belgic Confession
Among the historic confessions of the Reformed churches, the Belgic Confession deserves a special place of honor. Though the Belgic Confession is usually associated with the Heidelberg Catechism and the…
Read MoreWhy We Need Systematic Theology
Of what use is systematic theology? Students preparing for Christian ministry have been known to joke that books of theology are very practical for putting in the trunk of your…
Read MoreImpassibility in the Church Fathers: Why the Great Tradition affirmed impassibility
The new issue of Credo Magazine focuses on The Impassibility of God. The following is an excerpt from Gerald Bray’s feature article, Impassibility in the Church Fathers: Why the Great Tradition…
Read MoreDoes Doctrine Matter for the Everyday Christian? New Credo Video with Matthew Barrett
Is theology only relevant for academics? Why does God’s grace always produce works in the life of the Christian? What is the significance of rehearsing the gospel each day? Why…
Read MoreDoes Doctrine Matter for the Everyday Christian?
Is theology only relevant for academics? Why does God’s grace always produce works in the life of the Christian? What is the significance of rehearsing the gospel each day? Why…
Read MoreIs biblical theology enough? New Credo podcast episode with Carl Trueman
Why must we not just think of God in terms of what he does in history but also who he is in himself? What are negative consequences to limiting ourselves…
Read MoreIs biblical theology enough?
Why must we not just think of God in terms of what he does in history but also who he is in himself? What are negative consequences to limiting ourselves…
Read MoreThe Task and Tools of the Daddy-Theologian
Most nights in the Bierig house right around 7:00 pm, I start the long ascent up the Mount Everest of our home known as “bedtime.” Post dinner and family devotions,…
Read MoreRaised for Our Justification: Matthew Barrett adds clarity to an ambiguous relationship
Matthew’s Barrett’s new edited volume, The Doctrine on Which the Church Stands or Falls: Justification in Biblical, Theological, Historical, and Pastoral Perspective (Crossway), is now available. And with Easter in just a…
Read MoreWhy Pastors Should Engage John MacArthur
When I was in high school a Sunday school teacher took an interest in my interest in Scripture. Recently converted, I found myself hungry for God’s Word. Trying to fan…
Read MoreCan an Impassible God Love? Why an impassible love is not a contradiction for God
The new issue of Credo Magazine arrived: The Impassibility of God. The following is an excerpt from Thomas Weinandy’s feature article, Can an Impassible God Love? Why an impassible love is…
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