Thanks to Kim for the heads up. (HT: Riddleblog)
Author Archives: R. Scott Clark
Seminary Saturday: Meredith Kline Audio
My two Old Testament professors were both named Meredith Kline. The late Meredith G. Kline taught Pentateuch and Prophets. His son, Meredith M. Kline taught us Hebrew, historical books, and the Wisdom Literature. Now you can here both Merediths for yourself. These . . . Continue reading →
Wollebius on the Free Offer of the Gospel
Donald John MacLean publishes the James Durham Thesis where he has been surveying the arguments for the free or well-meant offer of the gospel. The latest post is on one of my favorites, Johannes Wollebius.
A 19th-Century Confession of the Covenant of Works
Thanks to Martin for calling this to our attention
Bavinck on the Noahic Covenant with Nature
At the Reformed Reader
Small Step for the HB, A Giant Leap (Backward) for the Web
The new HB passed 100,000 unique visitors today since moving to the present site in December ’07. As the commercial used to say, “Thanks for your support.”
Alma Matters: New WSC Alumni Newsletter
It looks great and thanks to Sunny Chung for the excellent name. WSC alumni can subscribe by writing to: alumni@wscal.edu
Scripture Passages Put to Familiar Tunes
Not just a couple of lines repeated out of context over and again but whole passages. Pastor Howard Sloan has been doing this and the meter seems to me to work. I’m not a musician so you be the judge.
WSC Student Matt Haeck Has a New CD Coming Out
Soon. Check out his site for details. It’s Matt’s voice you hear wrapped around the free, downloadable WSC devotional podcasts.
Ursinus: Christ as Law Keeper for Us
At C or C
Jesus Christ the True Israel
Kim is hitting nails with hammers again. Great stuff this! Here’s my take on this from a few years back.
April Reformation Voice is Out (not a joke)
Here’s the table of contents (PDF): MINISTER’S ALL? by R. Scott Clark……………………………………………………….2WHEN THE CHURCH LOSES THE KEYS by Howard Sloan……………………..4WILL YOU SUBMIT? by Ronald Cammenga…………………………………………..7BOOK REVIEWS…………………………………………………………………………………10NEWS, NOTES, AND PRAYER REQUESTS……………………………………………12
Wanna Know About Natural Law?
Get thee to Anaheim this Fri night.
More From Hart on the Enns Controversy and the Auburn Affirmation
From a comment at the GB discussion: …The trouble is whether people will read, let alone try to understand, their answers. Believe it or not, Calvin and Old Princeton were pretty careful not to equate inerrancy with a scientific understanding of the . . . Continue reading →
Ministry Monday: Where to Serve?
Seminary student Simon writes to ask about how to choose where to serve upon graduation.
Chemnitz on the Trinity
At Creed or Chaos
They Can Run But They Can't Hide (UPDATED 9:55PM Pac Sun)
The explanations emanating from the bureaucracy in St Louis as to why they cancelled the Issues Etc Radio show aren’t adding up in the Wall Street Journal (HT: Shane Rosenthal). I raised the question about ratings a few days ago. It would . . . Continue reading →
A Word to Students in the Midst of Controversy
For the moment there is a pause in the saga at our sister school in Philadelphia (WTS/Phila). As you probably know, the board voted to suspend Peter Enns, and they will consider how and whether to proceed further. One element of the . . . Continue reading →
From Westminster to Savoy to …?
It’s not a double play combo but Mike Brown notes some interesting development in confessional language and wonders what it might mean for us.
Singing 1 Peter 1:3-9
Howard Sloan has, what seems to me, to be a pleasant and faithful setting of this text to a familiar tune.