This is Deviant Calvinism week. The author of this new book is Oliver Crisp and I’m delighted and incredibly grateful that he has taken the time to be pestered with some questions about this work. We have also provided a…
While doing my MA in historical and dogmatic theology I had a very neat (i.e., narrow) understanding of the Reformed tradition. I typically thought in these categories: Reformed versus Arminian; Reformed versus Socinian; Reformed versus Roman Catholicism; etc. But as…
Since we’ve spent some time defining the reality of domestic abuse and the devastating effects this abuse has on its victims, now let’s turn to the abuser. Who is the abuser? As we mentioned in the last article, statistics point…
Since we’ve spent some time defining the reality of domestic abuse and the devastating effects this abuse has on its victims, now let’s turn to the abuser. Who is the abuser? As we mentioned in the last article, statistics point…
We only need to read the headlines in the morning paper or turn on the evening news to have confirmed what we already know to be true, suffering is an ever-present companion in this world. As a result of the…
We only need to read the headlines in the morning paper or turn on the evening news to have confirmed what we already know to be true, suffering is an ever-present companion in this world. As a result of the…
For those who are able to attend, Dr. Carl Truman will be speaking on the vital subject of “The Doctrine of Scripture.” All the information for the conference which is taking place November 3-4 can be found here: …
Is Jesus on every page in the Old Testament? According to the title of a recent book, he may be. Is Christ in every sentence (e.g., “tear out the fangs of the young lions, O Lord!” Ps. 58:6b)? Should we…
Lindsey, my wife, wrote this article–“The Church and Women at Risk”– for the ESV Women’s Devotional Bible. This article is relevant for October being designated as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The entire article can be downloaded, but here is an…
Calvin’s comments on chapter 5 of Genesis barely fill a handful of pages in his lengthy commentary on the first book of the Bible. He evidently struggles to find significance in a passage of Scripture largely devoted to genealogy, and…
