Chelsea Hauk, a reporter with Bryan County Now–a division of the Savannah Morning News, was kind enough to interview me today with regard to the work involved with planting New … Read more→
Archive for February, 2010
Two New Books on “Two Kingdoms” Theology
There has been a fair bit of discussion about the so-called “two kingdoms” doctrine in Reformed circles of late. Two books have recently been released that get at the … Read more→
Enjoying the Son of God
John 10:36-38 Do you say of him whom the Father consecrated and sent into the world, ‘You are blaspheming,’ because I said, ‘I am the Son of God’? If I … Read more→
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: Learned Ignorance
Dogmatics takes for its starting point the certainty of God’s existence. Everything else is details. For Bavinck the outset of Christian theology has one thing in common with the long … Read more→
John Owen on the Meaning of Hebrews 13:20
It is commonplace, in many Reformed churches, for ministers to use Hebrews 13:20-21 as a benediction at the end of a worship service. It is perhaps my favorite of all … Read more→
When Jesus Shows Up at Pentecost
Below is the audio and video from the Sunday morning sermon preached at New Covenant Presbyterian Church in Richmond Hill, GA. The text was Acts 2:1-13 and the title was … Read more→
Phil Ryken is the New President of Wheaton
Big news, as one of my mentors, Phil Ryken, accepts the call to be the new President of Wheaton College. You can read about it here, here and here. Pray … Read more→
Much More Then
Last Sunday Evening I preached a message on Romans 5:6-11 at New Covenant Presbyterian Church. The title of the sermon was “Much More Then.” Having gone back and listened to … Read more→
Michael Haykin Interview
Here is the link to the audio of my recent interview with Dr. Michael Haykin, concerning his book The Christian Lover. I believe that all Christian couples will benefit from … Read more→
A Theology of the Cross or of the Breast?
Not that it really matters, but the latest theological abstraction from Union Theological Seminary has to win some kind of prize. Feminist theologian Margaret R. Miles will be delivering the … Read more→