Harrison Perkins—The Non-Insistent Pastor: Conscience And Submission In History, Theology, And Churchmanship (1)

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on April 25, 2025 | Comment

This talk is part one of Westminster Seminary California’s Student Association 2025 Spring Convocation. RESOURCES Subscribe To The Heidelblog! Download the HeidelApp on Apple App Store or Google Play Browse the Heidelshop! The Heidelblog Resource Page Heidelmedia Resources The Ecumenical Creeds The . . . Continue reading →

Dort: We Are Bound To The Scriptures As Confessed By The Churches Not To Private Opinions

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on April 22, 2025 | Comment

Finally, this Synod exhorts all their brethren in the gospel of Christ to conduct themselves piously and religiously in handling this doctrine, both in the universities and churches; to direct it, as well in discourse as in writing, to the glory of . . . Continue reading →

Why Do You Seek The Living Among The Dead?

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on April 20, 2025 | 6 Comments

But on the first day of the week, at early dawn, they went to the tomb, taking the spices they had prepared. And they found the stone rolled away from the tomb, but when they went in they did not find the . . . Continue reading →

Chrysostom: The Church Has Always Connected Baptism And Circumcision

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on April 19, 2025 | Comment

Nothing of ourselves. For remission of sins and adoption and unspeakable glory are given to us by Him. For he exhorts them no longer from the things to come only, but even from those now present. For consider. He said, that we . . . Continue reading →

Video: Relying On The Means of Grace

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on April 18, 2025 | Comment

Christ builds His church through the ordinary means of grace: the Word, sacraments, and prayer. Continue reading →

Two PCA Pastors Arrested In Separate Cases

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on April 18, 2025 | Comment

Two teaching elders from the Presbyterian Church in America are facing criminal charges in separate cases. The first case involves a pastor in Florida who was the driver in a fatal car crash. The second case involves a pastor in Mississippi who . . . Continue reading →

O. Palmer Robertson Against Intinction

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on April 17, 2025 | 4 Comments

Dipping the bread into the wine as a method of distributing and receiving the elements of the Lord’s supper is a matter that has recently come into discussion among some churches. This procedure, commonly called “intinction,” has significance in the life of . . . Continue reading →

Why Does The Council Of Chalcedon Matter?

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on April 11, 2025 | Comment

Dr. R. Scott Clark explains why the Council of Chalcedon matters for our theology today. Continue reading →

Vos On Perserverance

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on April 8, 2025 | Comment

If someone Reformed is asked on what his perseverance in the state of grace rests, then he will not answer, “On something in me, on the power and the capacity for withstanding of the new life that I possess,” but, “Solely on . . . Continue reading →

The Rich Young Ruler: Law, Gospel, And Salvation

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on April 4, 2025 | 1 Comment

Join Chris Gordon and Dan Borvan as they dive into the story of the Rich Young Ruler from Mark 10:17-27. Continue reading →

Warfield: Covenant Theology Is Fundamental To Reformed Theology

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on April 4, 2025 | Comment

The architectonic principle of the Westminster Confession is supplied by the schematization of the Federal theology, which had obtained by this time in Britain, as on the Continent, a dominant position as the most commodious mode of presenting the corpus of Reformed doctrine (so . . . Continue reading →

Parents, Spend Your Tuition Dollars Wisely

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on April 1, 2025 | Comment

Davidson College officials have launched an investigation into a student, Cynthia Huang, the president of Davidson College’s chapter of Young Americans for Freedom. In two separate incidents, Huang spoke out against Palestinian and transgender claims. In a disciplinary letter, Mak Tompkins, Davidson’s . . . Continue reading →

Colquhoun Contra Final Salvation Through Works

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on March 31, 2025 | Comment

If he knows not the difference between the law and the gospel, he will be apt, especially in the affair of justification, to confound the one with the other. The consequence will be that in his painful experience, bondage will be mixed . . . Continue reading →

Confessions Give Us Roots

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on March 29, 2025 | Comment

Not only are Christian confessions consistent with Scripture and church history, they are practically conducive to positive societal engagement. Historic confessions help ground our evangelistic method in the larger scope of church history, essentially protecting us against inventing some new doctrine, or . . . Continue reading →

What Is An Evangelical?

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on March 28, 2025 | Comment

In this episode, Adam Kaloostian, Chris Gordon, and Dan Borvan explore the challenges and rewards of building a Reformed church culture that engages evangelicals without losing its theological distinctiveness. Continue reading →

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