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In the Word, On the Go: 12/18/2019
“We, as the church on earth, when we gather together to worship God, we’re actually gathering with the church above.” –Dr. Jonathan Gibson Listen to Dr. Gibson discuss Hebrews 12:22-24, with host Champ Thornton. Audio produced by In...
by Jonathan Gibson | min Audio
The Missions Podcast 11/10/2019
“In any language of the world – because they’re all gifts of God – in any language of the world you can communicate who God is and what he’s done in Christ.” –Dr. Vern Poythress Listen to Dr. Poythress discuss “A...
by Vern Poythress | min Audio
A Brief History of the Apocrypha
Jesus and the New Testament authors never directly quote the Apocrypha. Neither do they introduce it with labels that would suggest inspiration, such as “as it is written” or “as the Scripture says.” Many echoes and allusions have been detected...
by David E. Briones Text
Seminary on Saturday — Wisdom from Above
On November 2, 2019, Drs. Stephen Coleman and David Garner delivered lectures on the topic of “Wisdom from Above” for Westminster Theological Seminary’s Seminary on Saturday event in Nashville, TN. Please enjoy these audio recordings of the lectures, provided by Covenant...
by Stephen Coleman | min Audio
The Wonderful Works of God
This new publication of Herman Bavinck’s Magnalia Dei, helpfully retitled as The Wonderful Works of God, testifies to the relevance and value of great theology. Few theologians have plumbed the depths, probed the richness, and proclaimed...
by Carlton Wynne Text
In the Word, On the Go: 10/30/2019
“The message of the book of Jonah is that self-righteous prophets need Christ’s hesed–his steadfast, forgiving love–every bit as much as the pagan outsiders do.” –Dr. Iain Duguid Listen to Dr. Duguid discuss Jonah 2:9 with Champ Thornton on the In...
by Iain Duguid | 1 min Audio
Reclamation Worship: 10/27/2019
“All of us need to be prepared… and we need to have those truths ready, that God is good even when you can’t see it.” –Dr. Jonathan Gibson Listen to Dr. Gibson discuss his recent book, The Moon is Always Round,...
by Jonathan Gibson | min Audio
The Meetinghouse: 10/25/2019
“One of the most important things I think we all need to do is rediscover the importance of the ten commandments as an expression of God’s grace for us.” –Dr. Peter A. Lillback Listen to Dr. Lillback talk about Westminster’s experience...
by Peter Lillback | 1 min Audio
Turning Point of World History: The Resurrection according to Acts
People often read the book of Acts to find out about the early church, but if that’s all we focus on, we miss Luke’s most important emphasis: Jesus himself. Though he ascends into heaven in the opening verses, this...
by Brandon Crowe Text
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Paul’s Theology of Friendship
A comparison between Paul and Aristotle on friendship may seem futile, at first glance. Paul doesn’t use the words “friend” or “friendship” in his writings. He only describes friendship conceptually. But even then, he lacks the philosophical precision of Aristotle....
