The Christian Science Monitor has published a nice article by Kevin DeYoung about, of all things, the doctrine of Justification. DeYoung briefly sketches the controversy between the Protestant and Roman traditions over Justification and shows how the controversy continues primarily…
Dr. Vern Poythress of Westminster Seminary is interviewed over at Christ The Center. Dr. Vern Sheridan Poythress returns to Christ the Center to discuss his latest book In the Beginning was the Word: Language: A God-Centered Approach to Language published…
Sunday was part 24 in our series through Hebrews – “Finally Forgiven” (Hebrews 9:15-22). You can listen to or download the sermon HERE.
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Westminster Bookstore is having a great sale on various children’s books and CD’s. Check it out HERE.
An excellent post from Martin Downes: The New Testament connects truth with godliness, and error with immorality. Paul speaks in Titus 1:1 about the knowledge of the truth that leads to godliness (cf. 1 Timothy 6:3), and in 2 Timothy…
On June 20, 2009 an important conference was held held at Westminster Chapel in London. The name of the event was “The Bible and Church Conference” and was sponsored by Tyndale House. The purpose of the conference was to argue…
From an article by Wesley J. Smith in the December 2009 issue of First Things: Over the past fifty years, the purposes and practices of medicine have changed radically. Where medical ethics was once life-affirming, today’s treatments and medical procedures…
The following article by Stephen Rees (originally published in Banner of Truth) can be found in the articles section under the Recommended Resources page at the Church of the Saviour website. Why should Christians be familiar with the great doctrines…
As a confirmed INTJ (that’s Myers-Briggs personality speak for introvert, intuitive, thinking, judgment), I’ve struggled at time with my personality. For example, my wife loves to entertain large groups of people at our home; I prefer to have one other…
