Now Available: Seven Wondrous Words
From the publisher’s blurb: The “Seven Wondrous Words” of Christ on the cross are truly “wondrous” – they reflect the […]
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From the publisher’s blurb: The “Seven Wondrous Words” of Christ on the cross are truly “wondrous” – they reflect the […]
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James Innell Packer is a rather well-known author in Reformed circles. In fact, many people assume that Packer himself must […]
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If you’re going to be preaching or teaching on the communion of saints, here’s a great illustration from Thomas Brooks: […]
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One of the things I appreciate about Michael Reeves’ Delighting in the Trinity is how he interacts with Islamic theology. […]
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In his little booklet Can I Trust the Bible? R.C. Sproul discusses the terms “infallibility” and “inerrancy.” I appreciate the […]
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One of the topics John Piper discusses in Reading the Bible Supernaturally is meaning. He stresses how important it is […]
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In the near future, The Study will be releasing this new book on Christ’s seven sayings from the cross. This […]
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I’ve learned a lot from this book so far, as I usually do from John Piper. This excerpt here is […]
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I’m currently reading this great little book from Kevin DeYoung. What he describes here resonates with me — I adopted […]
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Over my sabbatical, I read Jackie Hill Perry’s book Gay Girl Good God. Rather than tell you how awesome it […]
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Solus Christus – “Christ Alone” – is one of the five pillars of the Reformation. We would expect it to be […]
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“Several years ago the respected evangelical leader Francis Schaeffer used the example of a watershed in the Swiss Alps to […]
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A “magnum opus” is an author’s greatest work. When it comes to John Calvin that should obviously be a reference […]
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I often still think about my few years as a missionary in Fort Babine, British Columbia. It was an incredible […]
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