I profited from Paul Levy’s review of Dangerous Calling by Paul Tripp (Carl Trueman today called it a “penetrating review”). In the review Levy makes the following point: “The memorable if somewhat ironic statement ‘The bottom line is this: proud…
“Many things which are now seen in the world are rather corruptions of it than any part of its proper furniture. For ever since man declined from his high original, it became necessary that the world should gradually degenerate from…
Readers may be interested to hear of a new journal, Unio Cum Christo, an “international journal of Reformed theology and life” (because it’s important not to undersell yourself). With quite an array of editors, boarders, and contributors, it looks like…
I have been traveling and have not posted in a bit, so let me bring up another question that came from the Grand Rapids PCRT: “What is the root issue that would allow “Christian” denominations to ordain homosexuals and perform…
Paul David Tripp, Dangerous Calling:Confronting the Unique Challenges of Pastoral Leadership. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2015, PB, 240pp. I have been the Pastor of the same congregation for 12 years. I enjoy it. I mean, I really enjoy it. There is no…
Thank you for partnering with the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. Resourcing the Church would not be possible without Alliance Members help. You see both the need in today’s culture centric church and the value of Alliance resources. Your support keeps…
Christological supralapsarianism can take on a variety of forms. In connection with this doctrine, I would like to address whether the Son would have become incarnate if Adam had not fallen (Cur Deus homo si Adam non pecasset?). Reformed theologians…
In our last article, we saw that the objection of circular reasoning in a Covenantal approach to apologetics has actually been a standard objection to Reformed thinking for centuries. Objections like this one are understandable, given that the ones offering…
In our last article, we saw that the objection of circular reasoning in a Covenantal approach to apologetics has actually been a standard objection to Reformed thinking for centuries. Objections like this one are understandable, given that the ones offering…
Curtis W. Freeman. Contesting Catholicity: Theology for Other Baptists. Waco: Baylor University Press, 2014, 466 pp. $49.95. Curtis Freeman claims to be an “Other Baptist.” In his new book, Contesting Catholicity, Freeman seeks to fill out the theological content of…
