Archive for May 2019
Just Words? Paul Helm’s New Book on Revelation and Scripture (part 2)
Paul Helm’s new book, Just Words?, helps us understand a foundational part of Christian doctrine: Revelation. The book is unashamedly and delightfully doctrinal in nature. ‘Doctrine’ is the body of…
Read MoreJust Words? Paul Helm’s New Book on Revelation and Scripture (part 1)
Paul Helm’s new book, Just Words?, helps us understand a foundational part of Christian doctrine: Revelation. The book is unashamedly and delightfully doctrinal in nature. ‘Doctrine’ is the body of…
Read MoreDoctrine for Life: Recent Episodes from the Credo Video Series
In the last several episodes of the Credo Video series, a range of doctrinal topics have been covered, including divine authorial intent in biblical interpretation, divine impassibility, divine immutability, divine…
Read MoreWhy Pastors Should Engage William Perkins
Few men of such fame in their lifetime have been so widely forgotten with the passing of time as William Perkins (1558–1602). Given his popularity as a preacher, he was…
Read MoreChrist’s Descent to the Dead and Classical Christian Doctrine
Theology is a whole cloth, an intricately woven fabric. When we pull on or cut out one thread, we necessarily change the way the rest of the fabric looks. Sometimes…
Read MoreEavesdrop 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 God as the…
Read MoreGod Without Weakness: Paul Helm Explains Why Impassibility Matters
The new issue of Credo Magazine has arrived: The Impassibility of God. The following is an excerpt from our feature interview with Reformed philosopher and theologian Paul Helm, in which we discuss why…
Read MoreWhy Pastors Should Engage John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress
I trust none of my fellow ministers need to be convinced to read The Pilgrim’s Progress devotionally. You know its place and importance in the canon of spiritual classics. You’ve…
Read MoreThe Trinity according to Augustine
How does Augustine retrieve and build upon the Trinitarian theology that came before him? How does Augustine’s understanding of the Trinity set the trajectory in the west for all theologians…
Read MoreThe Trinity according to Augustine: New Credo podcast episode with Matthew Levering
How does Augustine retrieve and build upon the Trinitarian theology that came before him? How does Augustine’s understanding of the Trinity set the trajectory in the west for all theologians…
Read MoreWould the Real Catholic Church Please Stand Up: What Remains at Stake 500 Years After the Reformation
The latest issue of Credo Magazine focuses on The Impassibility of God. The following excerpt is from Korey Maas’ book review, which records what remains at stake five-hundred years after the…
Read MoreOn Reading Scripture Well: Some Recommended Resources on Hermeneutics
Alongside prayer and corporate worship, reading Scripture is at the top of the list when it comes to Christian spiritual disciplines. God addresses us in his Word, and so it…
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