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Grief and the Christian
We worship a big God. He is sovereign and powerful. We are in his hands, and nothing happens to us by chance. That’s good news. But in grief, if that is all we remember about God, it might actually make...
by Elizabeth Groves Text
Most of Us Disagree with Jesus
Writing now from the Sea of Galilee only a short distance from where Jesus preached the Sermon on the Mount, I am reminded how earthy the gospel is. Just as Jesus walked the real turf of Nazareth, he healed really...
by David Garner Text
How to Avoid the Folly of the Pharisees
You’ve probably heard someone say at some point “Don’t be such a Pharisee.” Typically these words are uttered when someone is being overly scrupulous in “rule keeping” in the Christian life. If there’s one type of person in the New...
by Brandon Crowe Text
A God Thing
Exuberant over an experience, an oh-so-sweet manifestation of divine providence, you delightedly seek to give God praise in telling your story. “It was such a ‘God thing’,” you proclaim. As you see it, God wove together an otherwise inexplicable combination...
by David Garner Text
Vos, True Religion, and General Assembly
Geerhardus Vos has been called the “father of Reformed biblical theology.” As many readers are aware, he is known for investigating and displaying the organically integrated and historically unfolded character of biblical revelation. In fact, the Bible was, for him,...
by Carlton Wynne Text
The Word as the Instrument of Prophetism (Vos Group #48)
“Jehovah’s approach to Israel is eminently the approach of speech; God gives himself in the word of his mouth.” –Geerhardus Vos In this episode of Vos Group, Dr. Lane Tipton continues through Vos’s Biblical Theology: Old and New Testaments,...
by Lane Tipton | 52 min Audio
You Prepare a Table for Me in the Presence of my Enemies
The best in Psalm 23, as in life, is reserved for the end. Here, the classic metaphor of shepherd and sheep is insufficient to describe the richness of the relationship between the Lord and his people, so the metaphor shifts...
by Iain Duguid Text
Why Pastors Should Engage Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion
John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion is the classic Reformation handbook for understanding the theology and key teachings of Scripture. After nearly five centuries since its first appearance in 1536, it has withstood the test of...
by Peter Lillback Text
The Place of Prophetism in Old Testament Revelation (Vos Group #47)
“The prophets were guardians of the unfolding theocracy, and the guardianship was exercised at its centre, the kingdom. The purpose was to keep it a true representation of the kingdom of Jehovah.” –Geerhardus Vos In this episode of
by Lane Tipton | 60 min Audio
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The Westminster Assembly and the Reformation of the English Pulpit, 1643–1653
“From the writings of the Westminster Divines, it is evident that they really believed the whole of Scripture, every legitimate pericope, preaches Christ.” –Dr. Chad Van Dixhoorn Hear Dr. Van Dixhoorn interview with Christ the Center on his...
