A Concise Case for Infant Baptism
Christian doctrine has never been determined by one or two proof texts. It’s always a matter not only of considering […]
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Christian doctrine has never been determined by one or two proof texts. It’s always a matter not only of considering […]
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I’ve just got a quick note for you on this massive volume. This book is a beast. It’s a multi-author […]
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The Klaas Schilder Reader: The Essential Theological Writings, eds. George Harinck, Marinus DeJong and Richard Mouw (Bellingham: Lexham Academic, 2022). […]
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I’m continuing to make my way through Volume 3 of Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics. Chapter 5, on the Covenant of […]
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One of the distinctives of Reformed churches is that we hold to what the Bible says about covenant theology; what’s […]
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Visual Theology: Seeing and Understanding the Truth about God, Tim Challies and Josh Byers, Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2016. Paperback, 155 […]
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I’m currently reading Tim Challies’ book Visual Theology. This book presents many theological basics not only with text, but also […]
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Does calling for personal responsibility make one into an Arminian? Some Reformed people have real trouble with holding people accountable […]
Read moreWhen a Reformed church takes the covenant of grace seriously, what impact does that have on our public worship? That […]
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What difference does it make if the children of believers belong to the covenant of grace? Chapter four of my […]
Read moreAs mentioned here previously, I’ve been preaching a series of catechetical sermons on the doctrine of the covenant of grace. […]
Read moreGood distinctions are part of the essence of sound theology. Over the last while, I have been preaching a series […]
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