The Law of God Gives Us Some Really Bad News (Lord’s Day 2)
It’s caused many accidents in aviation. It was also the cause of this particular accident in 2007 off the coast […]
Read moreJohn Calvin: Christ’s Active Obedience
“The second requirement of our reconciliation with God was this: that man, who by his disobedience had become lost, should […]
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Psalm 100 in the Genevan Psalter
One of my daughters has Psalm 100 for memory work at school this week (at our Christian school, the children […]
Read moreOlevianus — An Exposition of the Apostles’ Creed
Reformation Heritage Books has just published the latest installment in the Classic Reformed Theology series. This volume was originally a […]
Read moreMohler: Air Conditioning Hell
You need to read this piece by Al Mohler on how theological liberalism takes hold. Two paragraphs that caught my […]
Read moreCalvin and the Regulative Principle of Worship
There are those, especially in continental Reformed circles, who argue that the regulative principle of worship (we must worship God […]
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The Cellist of Sarajevo
I don’t read a lot of fiction. However, a gift card to Chapters/Indigo gives plenty of motivation to find some […]
Read moreOur Comfort in Life and Death (Lord’s Day 1)
This afternoon, we’re beginning another series of sermons on the Heidelberg Catechism. The Catechism can be considered like a road […]
Read moreBavinck on Terminology
“Under the guise of being scriptural, biblical theology has always strayed further away from Scripture, while ecclesiastical orthodoxy, with its […]
Read moreTen Reasons Why Evolution is Dangerous and Evil
The latest issue of Clarion (January 1, 2010) includes an article which I’ve co-authored with four CanRC colleagues. The title, […]
Read moreJohn Calvin: What is Faith?
Commenting on Romans 4:14: “Faith then is not a naked knowledge either of God or of his truth; nor is […]
Read moreBeale on Inerrancy
Martin Downes interviewed Greg Beale for his book Risking the Truth. Today at his blog, Martin shares some of this […]
Read moreGet a 1562 Belgic Confession (Major)
The Belgic Confession was first published in 1561. At least two editions of the Belgic Confession were published in the […]
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Van Mastricht on the Relationship Between Science and Scripture
I’m reading Aza Goudriaan’s Reformed Orthodoxy and Philosophy, 1625-1750. In this fascinating book he describes and evaluates the conception of […]
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