Archive for January, 2010

 

What Is The Christian’s Greatest Sin?

In a blog post entitled “My Biggest Sin,” McKay Caston writes:
You couldn’t help it, could you? This is gonna be juicy, right? Could be. Okay, let’s get to it. … Read more→

Murray on Sermon Introductions

David Murray has an incredibly helpful post in which he gives 10 short points of instruction on what ministers should avoid in the introduction of a sermon. If you are … Read more→

Christ the Center Interview with R. Scott Clark on Casper Olevianus

We recently had the opportunity to interview Dr. R. Scott Clark with regard to the life  and theology of Casper Olevianus. One of the compilers of the Heidelberg Catechism, Olevianus … Read more→

Westminster Assembly Project Press Release

Chad VanDixhoorn’s diligent labors on the Westminster Assembly Project will greatly benefit the church.  Vandixhoorn, together with John Bower, has agreed to publish several important documents/books from the Westminster Assembly with … Read more→

The Rap on Economic Philosophy

Sinclair Ferguson on Preaching to Itching Ears

Sinclair Ferguson gave a powerful talk on 2 Timothy 3:14-4:2 at the Ligonier Ministries’ 2009 Ministry Leadership Conference. The title of the message was “Thy Word is Truth.”  When men … Read more→

No One Spoke Like Him

Here is the video from the latest sermon preached at New Covenant Presbyterian Church. The text was John 7:28-53.

No One Spoke Like Him (John 7:28-53) from Nicholas T. Batzig on … Read more→

Christ was before all things, So Enjoy it!

John 8:58 Jesus said to them, “Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I am.”
It is great for the believer to know that they serve a Christ who … Read more→

Siouxlands Presbytery and the Federal Vision

The Aquilla Report has recently posted a brief description of the very serious issues going on in the Siouxlands Presbytery. You can read it here. Please pray that the Lord … Read more→

The Christology of Sacrificial Countdown at the Feast of Tabernacles

The Feast of Tabernacles was that final feast of the year for Israel–six months after they Passover–in which they were to commemorate Israel’s dwelling in tents in the wilderness after … Read more→