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Blog 73: 2.10.14 – 2.10.20

 2.10.14 to 2.10.20Somehow the myth persists that the Old Testament has no clear doctrine of the afterlife.  Apparently, the scholars who believe this have never read Calvin, because the Institutes…

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Blog 72: 2.10.8 – 2.10.13

It is sometimes thought that whereas the blessings that God gave to his people in the Old Testament were earthly, the blessings that he promises to give his New Testament…

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Sermons from Eric Alexander. . .

. . . are now available on the Internet.  This is very good news, indeed.  With his customary humility, Rev. Alexander has been somewhat reticent to broadcast his sermons more…

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A Prayer for Pastors, Part 6

From weakness of judgment, from the indecision that can make no choice, and the irresolution that carries no choice into act, strengthen our eye to see and our will to…

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Fujimura Comes to Philadelphia

Makoto Fujimura has opened a solo exhibit entitled “Olana-Psalms of Ascent” at Philadelphia’s White Stone Gallery (in Manayunk).  The exhibit features new devotional works that have not previously been displayed…

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Blog 71: 2.10.1 – 2.10.7

John Calvin is a covenant theologian.  That is to say, he comprehends the whole biblical teaching on salvation under the category God’s gracious covenant for the redemption of his people…

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A Prayer for Pastors, Part 5

“From moral weakness of spirit, from timidity, from hesitation, from fear of men and dread of responsibility, strengthen us with courage to speak the truth as our ministry requires, with…

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He Qi

The Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College currently features a show of art by the contemporary Chinese artist He Qi (pronounced huh-chee).  He Qi’s vibrant paintings (color on paper) feature…

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The New Calvinism

For those who haven’t seen it yet, David Van Biema has a piece in the latest issue of Time magazine about the resurgence of Calvinism as a culture-shaping theology.  Despite…