For quite a while now I have wanted to publish a list of what I believe to be the 15 most beneficial books on the cross. This list does not … Read more→
Archive for the ‘Phil Ryken’ Category
Sinclair Ferguson on the Holiness of the Father
As a nice addition to the previous Eric Alexander post on “The Cross is the Experience of the Father,” you can now watch Sinclair Ferguson’s message from the 2009 Ligonier … Read more→
In Christ Alone – A Treasury of Theological Riches
It is not uncommon to hear someone refer to Sinclair Ferguson as being the best theologian in the English speaking world. Anyone who has read his books or heard his … Read more→
The Birds of the Air and Me
Several years ago I was working for a construction company–renovating and building homes. It was probably one of the most difficult jobs I have ever had; but it was what … Read more→
Herman Bavinck’s Saved by Grace: Place Your Order!
There is still plenty of time to register for the Great Bavinck Giveaway! Subscribe by April 20 to be included in the drawing for a free copy … Read more→
Does Guilt Cause Corruption or Accompany It?
Over at Old Life, D. G. Hart has an important post dealing with the ongoing discussion about the relationship between union with Christ, justification and sanctification. You can read it … Read more→
Petition Hate Crime Legislation
While I rarely promote political issues on this site, I really believe this is an extremely important issue for you to consider. Coral Ridge Ministries is asking individuals to sign … Read more→
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: Death is absolutely Certain, Isn’t It?
Our last post summarized Bavinck’s definition of sin as a non-physical ethical force that is not exactly ‘non-being’ but certainly strives in that direction. Death, the result of sin, was … Read more→
Biblical Exposition Workshop 2007 Audio – College Church, Wheaton, IL
Here are the audio lectures from the 2007 Simeon Trust Biblical Expositors Workshop at College Church, Wheaton, IL. The speakers were Phil Ryken, Kent Hughes, and David Helm. The theme … Read more→
Israel and Typology in Matthew’s Gospel
It is probable that the whole of Matthew’s Gospel is a typological fulfillment of Israel’s history. This means, of course, that all of Christ’s life is the chronological anti-type of … Read more→
