Six Important Theological Distinctions Related to the Holy Spirit
Good distinctions are part of the essence of sound theology. They’re an important tool for theologians. Preachers often employ distinctions […]
Read moreGood distinctions are part of the essence of sound theology. They’re an important tool for theologians. Preachers often employ distinctions […]
Read moreMany moons ago, in the days of Pine, Lynx and dial-up modems, there was an online discussion group known as […]
Read moreIt was March of 2001 and I was a newly ordained missionary serving in Fort Babine, British Columbia. My sending […]
Read moreTheological distinctions matter. We need them for sound theology. That theology then goes on to inform how we think and […]
Read moreWhat if I told you Christians don’t have a personal responsibility to spread the gospel? Amongst most Christians such a […]
Read moreI’m just going to say it, no holds barred: one of the shallowest objections to traditional Christian sexual ethics is […]
Read moreIn the first part (see here), I began to make the case that Reformed scholasticism should not be dismissed out […]
Read moreThough not nearly as often as previously, I still sometimes see the word “scholastic” used as a pejorative – in […]
Read moreThe other day I returned from the Philippines. I was there to teach Reformation church history on the islands of […]
Read moreFor this coming Sunday afternoon’s sermon, the Catechism lesson will be Lord’s Day 46. This deals with the beginning of […]
Read moreA few weeks back, I mentioned the “bootleg” copies of Ursinus’ Large and Small Catechisms. It turns out that they […]
Read moreOne of the wonderful things about the Internet is that once something gets posted, it’s often out there for good. […]
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