Thanks to the folks at Modern Reformation for making this essay available online (for free!). MR makes a great Christmas gift.
Audio: A Plan, A Plague, and a Passover (Ex 12:1-13, 29-32)
A Plan, A Plague, and A Passover.
Redemption
What the Bible is All About
Some Of The Differences Between Baptists And Reformed Theology On The New Covenant
Introduction In my response to Tom Schreiner’s critique of the Reformed confession of the Sabbath I wrote, “Underlying Schreiner’s approach to both the Baptism and Sabbath questions is a very large but often unstated a priori conviction about the nature of the new . . . Continue reading →
Vos on the Benefits of the New Covenant
Thanks to WSC student Brenden Link for posting this bit from Grace and Glory.
O Come, O Come Emmanuel
John Fesko explains a little about the historical and biblical background to this popular Christmas hymn (which, I might add, one might sing at home but not during a stated service but it’s an edifying study so…)
Audio: Christ-The Center of Scripture
Here’s an excellent resource from the White Horse Inn on how we ought to read Scripture.
Witsius on the Benefits of Christ's Resurrection
More great stuff from C or C.
He is Risen, He is Not Here
He is risen indeed.
Witsius: Crucified
At Creed or Chaos
What the Bible is All About
Thanks to the folks at Modern Reformation for making this essay available online (for free!). MR makes a great Christmas gift.
You Mean the Bible Isn’t About Me?
Yes, Virginia, there is a unifying story in Scripture, and no, it’s not how you can conquer the Goliaths in your life. The Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, is about Christ. No, it doesn’t flatten out the story. It doesn’t mean that . . . Continue reading →
Why the Crown of Thorns?
Cynthia Nielson at Per Caritatem writes: