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Guidebook for Instruction in the Christian Religion, Herman Bavinck. Translators and editors, Gregory Parker Jr. and Cameron Clausing. Peabody: Hendrickson […]
Read moreGuidebook for Instruction in the Christian Religion, Herman Bavinck. Translators and editors, Gregory Parker Jr. and Cameron Clausing. Peabody: Hendrickson […]
Read moreI’m continuing to make my way through Volume 3 of Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics. Chapter 5, on the Covenant of […]
Read moreBlasphemy against the Holy Spirit is something I’ve been asked about so many times, both in catechism classes and other […]
Read moreChristians ought to delight in pondering God. It ought to be our joy to think about him, what he’s done, […]
Read moreThis past week, I shared the following links on social media and I think they’re worth sharing here too: Some […]
Read moreIt was March of 2001 and I was a newly ordained missionary serving in Fort Babine, British Columbia. My sending […]
Read moreBavinck: A Critical Biography, James Eglinton. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2020. Hardcover, 450 pages. In my corner of the Reformed […]
Read moreHerman Bavinck (1854-1921) stands with John Calvin and Abraham Kuyper as one of the greatest Reformed theologians. He’s renowned for […]
Read moreAs mentioned here previously, I’ve been preaching a series of catechetical sermons on the doctrine of the covenant of grace. […]
Read moreOne of the hats I wear is that of a sessional lecturer in church history at Covenant Canadian Reformed Teachers […]
Read moreHerman Bavinck: Pastor, Churchman, Statesman, and Theologian, Ron Gleason, Phillipsburg: P&R, 2010. Paperback, 511 pages, $29.99. Over the last decade […]
Read moreToday I’ve got the final installment of Dr. Louis Praamsma’s article from the December 1979 issue of The Outlook. Praamsma […]
Read moreOne of the strangest teachings floating around some Reformed churches is the idea that we are not allowed to pray […]
Read more“Under the guise of being scriptural, biblical theology has always strayed further away from Scripture, while ecclesiastical orthodoxy, with its […]
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