Luther: Baptizatus sum (I am baptized)
I have heard and read it several times: when Luther was tempted by the devil, he would look at the […]
Read moreI have heard and read it several times: when Luther was tempted by the devil, he would look at the […]
Read moreThe question of how Christians are to relate to the unbelieving world (including unbelieving culture) is an ancient one. However, […]
Read moreDoes calling for personal responsibility make one into an Arminian? Some Reformed people have real trouble with holding people accountable […]
Read more“Let us ask those who possess nothing but church membership, and yet want to be called Christians, how they can […]
Read moreI’m still working on getting acquainted with my new context here in Australia. There’s a lot to learn! I’m keen […]
Read moreClinical depression has been described as the common cold of mental illnesses. At times in my ministry I have wondered: […]
Read moreThe medieval period is sometimes stereotyped as having an unhealthy fear of witchcraft — a phobia which would carry over […]
Read moreIn the first part (see here), I began to make the case that Reformed scholasticism should not be dismissed out […]
Read moreJ.I. Packer: An Evangelical Life, Leland Ryken. Wheaton: Crossway Books, 2015. Hardcover, 431 pages, $39.99 AUD. I had one recurring […]
Read moreThough not nearly as often as previously, I still sometimes see the word “scholastic” used as a pejorative – in […]
Read moreIn this series, we are surveying some of the most important Reformed theological distinctions. These are not irrelevant or minor […]
Read moreIn this series, we are surveying some of the most important Reformed theological distinctions. These are not irrelevant or minor […]
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