Here is a beautiful Olney Hymn by John Newton. Notice the way that Newton draws the attention to the work of Christ:How Kind the Good SamaritanLuke 10:33-35 … Read more→
Archive for November, 2008
On Feeling and Being Guilty
Vern Poythress has an article, at the World Magazine website, that deals with guilt and the Gospel. Every minister should read this. You can find it here.
Dale Ralph Davis on Bringing the OT into the Church
Dale Ralph Davis has an article over at Reformation 21, on why evangelicals have largely abandoned the OT. For those of you who do not know Dr. Davis, you can … Read more→
Sinclair Ferguson on Jesus, Children and the Kingdom
Here is the link to a great sermon by Sinclair Ferguson on Jesus, Children, and the Kingdom of God. It is the eighth sermon on the player that comes up. … Read more→
Some Eschatological Humor
All you eschatology buffs will appreciate this post about how to read the times.
Jesus, A Systematic Theologian?
Mike Gilbart-Smith, Pastor to students at Capitol Hill Baptist Church in D.C., has a very useful article over at The Theologian in which he argues that Jesus was the prototypical … Read more→
The Westminster Assembly and the Imputation of Christ’s Righteousness
Here is the link to a very interesting post by Mark Jones, over at the Thomas Goodwin blog, concerning the Westminster Assembly, Christology and the Imputation debate. While it is … Read more→
2008 Together for the Gospel Videos on Ligonier
Ligonier Ministries is posting videos from the 2008 Together for the Gospel Conference from Nov. 18-Dec. 5. If you were not able to attend T4G, or would simply like to … Read more→
The Erosion of Inerrancy
I just received a copy of G.K. Beale’s new book The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism from Crossway. It is a direct response to Peter Enns’ Inspiration and Incarnation. I … Read more→
Move Over Dr. Phil, Here Comes Dr. Geerhardus
Today at the CCEF Annual Conference, Mike Emlet spoke on addictions from the perspective of the New Testament. Mike spoke about the foundational starting point of the believer’s union … Read more→