The Possibility of the Resurrection
Each Easter week, the media reminds us that it, too, operates by a church calendar of sorts, returning like a carousel at this time of year to spin out a…
Carlton Wynne
Inerrancy From the Resurrection
In light of Prof. von Hoffman’s stunning (but all too familiar) revisionist historiography, I thought it might be helpful to highlight an argument for the inerrancy of Scripture that I…
Over the Hedges and Byways
Reformed Christians are heirs to some powerful rallying cries, not all of which start with “sola”. One weighty such slogan from the seventeenth century is semper reformanda, a key tenet in the…
Learning to Preach from Hebrews
Can we learn something of how to preach from the Epistle to the Hebrews? We have heard that the first three rules for understanding a passage are “context, context, and context.” Strange,…
Hunting with a Lion
Now that B. B. Warfield’s theology is back on the scene with Fred Zaspel’s The Theology of B. B. Warfield: A Systematic Summary (Crossway), I thought I’d point out a few comments…
Of Kenny Rogers and Creeds
As any poker player knows (and I am not a poker player–I tend to steer clear of competitions where the victor takes home a bracelet), the hand is over when all…
What sits on your Bible?
“It all comes down to authority, doesn’t it?” Stretching out his hand across the coffee shop table and resting it atop the Bible in front of him, a recent college…