So says Darryl at Old Life.
Author Archives: R. Scott Clark
Francis Turretin's Biography
Audio from Wes White.
Owen and Multi-Campus Ministry
At P & P.
In the Bookstore at WSC: Engaging with Barth
This has been out for a while in the UK, but there’s an American version now published by T & T Clark (New York). This is a valuable work. It’s available from the Bookstore at WSC now. It’s a little expensive but . . . Continue reading →
Olevianus on Two Kinds of Holiness
As mentioned earlier in this space the older Reformed writers had a doctrine of forensic holiness or sanctification but rather than connecting it with union with Christ considered logically prior regeneration and faith, they tended to connect talk about it under the . . . Continue reading →
What is Definitive Sanctification and is It Reformed?
Nick wrote under another post to ask about this doctrine. I first learned about the doctrine of definitive sanctification from Bob Strimple’s lectures on it in the early-mid 1980s in seminary and then from two short essays by the late John Murray. . . . Continue reading →
A Student Begins…
Ross Hodges is a new student at WSC. He’s posted thoughtfully about the benefits of preparing for ministry the old-fashioned way: earning it.
The Secret of Knowing God's Will
I get this question frequently. Someone wrote recently and in my response I forgot about this series: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7
Machen on the Responsibility of the Church
At GR
Calvin the WSJ
Here (HT: David Hall)
A Review, Response, and Rejoinder (and Surrejoinder)
In the June/July 2009 issue of Ordained Servant Alan Strange published a surprisingly negative review of Recovering the Reformed Confession. The editor kindly invited me to reply and that reply appears today in the August/September issue. According to editorial policy, Alan gets . . . Continue reading →
What is True Faith?
Brannan is studying HC 21. This is part 1 of 3. Part 2. Part 3
A Lewis-Tolkien Collaboration?
A new MS has been discovered in the Bodley (HT: James Grant)
Audio: Hart Being Faithful in a Secular World
At 9Marks
Gerald Bray Critiques N. T. Wright
In a strongly-worded editorial in The Churchman. (HT: Marty Foord).
Pray for Pakistani Christians
Who are suffering and even being martyred at the hands of Islamofascists.
Helm Critiques Wright's Definition of Righteousness as Covenant Faithfulness
At Helm’s Deep.
A Belated Happy Birthday to Machen
Thanks to Martin and Sean for the reminder. Machen was the original warrior child. The OLTS has a nice remembrance. And more at Geneva Redux.
Audio: Calvin as Theologian of Comfort
I’m sorry for the quality but here is audio of a lecture I gave (via DVD) to the Heidelberg Reformation Association in May on Calvin’s doctrine of assurance. I’m working on getting the video on the web. It’s on my computer (mac . . . Continue reading →
Free E-Books from B&N
I’m not a big fan of e-books but perhaps for traveling or for other specialized purposes they might be useful. WSC interim librarian John Bales shared this link with me.