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Is God Always Good?
“In and ourselves Jackie and I couldn’t testify that God was always good. It was the Spirit at work in us sustaining our faith, giving us belief in these passages and in verses like Psalm 100:5.” –Dr. Jonathan Gibson Listen to...
by Jonathan Gibson | min Audio
Petrus Van Mastricht’s Theoretical and Practical Theology
“Mastricht really is a gazetteer of what’s going on in Reformed thought. Mastricht says some Reformed say this, some Reformed say that, here’s where I think the safer path is… He kind of gives you the theological topography of what’s...
by Todd Rester | min Audio
How to Read 1–2 Peter Theologically
Textbooks and commentaries on 1–2 Peter must address a variety of issues. Often, questions of sources, traditions, authorship, and “problem passages” occupy a disproportionate amount of space. Did Peter write both 1 Peter and 2 Peter? Did he write neither?...
by Brandon Crowe Text
Teaching 2 Timothy
“This message of do not be ashamed is particularly relevant. It’s not just don’t be afraid. It’s don’t give in to the shame and shun-based culture because you’re standing for a sound doctrine or you’re standing for godly behavior. I...
by John Currie | 1 min Audio
Why We Need a Children’s Book about Death
This is a guest post by Jackie Gibson. Jackie is married to Dr. Jonathan Gibson. They have three children—Benjamin, Leila, and “Baby Gib.” She serves alongside her husband at Westminster Theological Seminary. “No one will...
by Jonathan Gibson Text
Rethinking Biblical Theology
“But in fact if history points and is designed to point to later parts then this coming out of Egypt on Israel’s part was a pointer to Christ coming out of Egypt at that point.” – Dr. Greg Beale Listen to...
by Gregory Beale | min Audio
How to Find Help in Dark Times
“Believe it or not, it was actually Genesis chapter one that brought me a lot of comfort. Particularly this verse…I had to go back to the very fundamentals of my faith and ask myself ‘Who is in control here?'” Listen to...
by Jonathan Gibson | min Audio
Don’t Disconnect These 3 Vital Facets of Scripture
Who God Is Genesis 1–3 is an account of things that happened in time and space—so it’s a reality of...
by Vern Poythress | 8 min Video
What is Science?
The discussion of the relationship between science and faith rests, among other things, on proper definitions of “science” and “faith”. Is “science” simply a term that explains what scientists actually do (descriptive)? Or is the definition of science a statement...
by Iain Duguid Text
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Could Jesus Have Sinned?
How one answers the question of whether Christ could have sinned does not determine one’s salvation, but the theological realities that inform our answer — Christ’s divine personhood and genuine humanity — are critical to the gospel. And together, they...
