Dogma, Part 2
No one can really escape dogma. Even the idea that the study of theology is a waste of time is a kind of doctrine. So […]
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Dogma, Part 1
Many Christians in our day avoid the study of theology for more practical concerns. Dogma, they say, is for eggheads who wish to put God […]
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What happened to God?
The 500th anniversary of John Calvin’s birth in 2009 gave rise to a year of debate about the world-historical significance of the French Reformer. Everything from […]
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5 Myths about Reformed Theology
Check out this article from Dr. Horton at Monergism: 5 Myths About Reformed Theology.
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Who’s in Charge Here? The Illusions of Church Infallibility
In my experience with those who wrestle with conversion to Roman Catholicism—at least those who have professed faith in the gospel, the driving theological issue […]
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Transformative Posts and Social Networks… of the Reformation
The following article is from the December 17, 2011 edition of The Economist. How Luther went viral Five centuries before Facebook and the Arab spring, […]
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Historical Claims Concerning Union with Christ
“Union with Christ is finally getting its just place as a central dogma in organizing the Reformed view of how we are saved.” “Charles Hodge, […]
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It’s Not About Luther, It’s About the Gospel
Upstaged by Halloween, October 31 is also Reformation Day. As Protestants mark the 490th anniversary of Luther’s posting of the Ninety-Five Theses, how has the […]
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Popes, Populism, or Presbyteries? Evaluating the Multi-Site Church
With the rise of multi-site church planting even among the more discerning evangelical ministries, raising an objection at this point is a little like giving […]
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Have Denominations Had Their Day?
We hear increasingly that we’re entering a post-denominational world. Recently LifeWay researcher Ed Stetzer wrote an interesting post on the value of denominations. Known for […]
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Father of Many: An Appreciation for John Stott
Yesterday at 3:15 pm London time, John Stott was welcomed into the presence of Christ, whom he served so faithfully for many decades. Tim Stafford’s […]
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Déjà Vu All Over Again? Confessions and the Modern Spirit
After declining several invitations, John Witherspoon (1723-94) finally accepted a call as the first pastor of Nassau Presbyterian Church and president of Princeton College. At […]