Why do you call Christ good?
Author: R. Scott Clark
R.Scott Clark is the President of the Heidelberg Reformation Association, the author and editor of, and contributor to several books and the author of many articles. He is professor emeritus of church history and historical theology at Westminster Seminary California, where he taught for 29 years. He also taught at Wheaton College, Reformed Theological Seminary, and Concordia University. He has hosted the Heidelblog since 2007 and the Heidelcast since 2009.
More on Bible and Confession
This topic came up at the PB the other day. The question arose whether it was right, as has been reported, for someone to tell a former WTS/P prof that if the Bible contradicted the confession that he should follow the confession. . . . Continue reading →
Creeds and Sola Scriptura and Democratic Populism
At Pilgrim People
With Heart and Mouth at WSC Books
Too True
Thanks to Steve for sending this. I don’t know the source or I would give credit.
Presbyterianism and Pluralism in NYC
Interesting questions raised at the Outhouse.
Congratulations to Chuck Tedrick
He’s taken an important step toward the ministry.
More Gospel-Driven Life Audio Available for Download
Including R. C. Sproul’s lecture.
In Memoriam: WFB
Robert Sirico remembers WFB
When "Gospel" Music Goes Corporate
At CT.
New Audio: Practical Advice for Reaching the Lost
…without Losing the Reached. From yesterday’s URC student lunch on campus at Westminster Seminary California. Thanks to Pastor Stephen Donovan at Escondido URC for recording the session.
Creeds: What Are They Good For?
Mike Brown has an answer.
The Dangers of Activism
For a lot of folk, being busy is being Christian, but is it so?
The Leiden Synopsis on the Visible/Invisible Distinction
Thanks to Wes White!
Four Steps to Better Heresy
Good stuff at AH
Luther As Spiritual Advisor
A review at the Discerning Reader.
Towards Planting a URC Near You
Kim has EXCELLENT advice.
Caption Contest at the Outhouse
Too much fun to pass up.
Muller's PRRD Discounted
Matt has details here.
The HT Interviews: Marcus McArthur
With this post we resume the series (begun on the old HB). Marcus is a 2004 graduate (MA) of the historical theology program at Westminster Seminary California. He is a fellow Cornhusker and is now a PhD candidate at the University of . . . Continue reading →