Here is “a collection of resources relating to the development of theology during the Post-Reformation / Early Modern era (ca. 16th-18th c.), hosted by the H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies of Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary.” HT:…
Christian Smith recently published “Souls in Transition,” a study of the moral and spiritual lives of America’s 18- to 24-olds, based on extended face-to-face interviews. The moral outlook of many young Americans–an ethic based on emotions rather than on reasoned…
Crossway have just published a brand new edition of Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, edited by C. J. Lovik with superb (breathtaking) illustrations by Mike Wimmer. “If any smoothing of Bunyan’s seventeenth century language plus new colored pictures can set Pilgrim’s Progress…
No, it’s not about the WWE, though, I did stop by the corporate headquarters once last fall as I was driving along I95 on my way to a theology conference at Providence, RI–on the way back, I stopped by New…
Jacob Arminius died 400 years ago today. Guy Davies takes a brief look at his life and theology. HT: David Reimer
In the latest issue of Tabletalk Michael Horton looks at the origin and meaning of an often misused slogan.
One of the great blessings of moving to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, has been gaining the friendship of Tony Merida, teaching pastor at Temple Baptist Church. As we’ve had lunch every other week or so since I got here in late June…
In order to establish the doctrine of penal substitution we are not dependent on a few isolated proof-texts here and there in Scripture. The doctrine is woven indelibly into the very fabric of the account of the crucifixion, with numerous…
In order to establish the doctrine of penal substitution we are not dependent on a few isolated proof-texts here and there in Scripture. The doctrine is woven indelibly into the very fabric of the account of the crucifixion, with numerous…
“You’re not going to preach right through Job are you? This is going to be so depressing!” Such, at first, was the reaction of one or two of my congregation at the church door on Sunday morning after I began…
