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How the Reformation Changed Sunday Gatherings
“When the Reformers recovered the gospel, they were also interested in recovering the true and pure worship of God.” –Dr. Gibson Hear Mark Dever and Jonathan Leeman interview Dr. Jonathan Gibson on the impact of the Reformation on church worship. This...
by Jonathan Gibson | 34 min Audio
Vos’s Reformed Dogmatics
Richard B. Gaffin Jr.’s editorial oversight of the translation of Geerhardus Vos’s Gereformeerde Dogmatiek has brought to light yet another theological treasure from perhaps the finest Reformed theologian since Calvin. The sustained depth of penetration of the traditional loci of...
by Lane Tipton Text
Horror and Hope
“You can’t make sense out of the cross without the holiness of God and the utter offensiveness of sin. Ezekiel shows us the necessity of the cross; the culmination of the horror and beauty of the cross.” –Dr. Iain Duguid Hear...
by Iain Duguid | 59 min Audio
The Witness of Scripture to Itself
Herman Bavinck’s magnum opus, his four-volume Reformed Dogmatics, offers a stunning synthesis of reflection upon the teaching of Scripture. It is arguably the finest multivolume Reformed systematic theology available in the English language. His theological formulations and biblical exposition are...
by Lane Tipton Text
The Altar of Incense
Many of the furnishings of the tabernacle had a functional purpose. The lampstand gave light in an otherwise dark enclosure, while the table provided a place on which to put the showbread. Meanwhile, the incense altar served the practical purpose of...
by Iain Duguid Text
Interview with Books at a Glance
Fred Zaspel, editor at Books at a Glance interviews Dr. Brandon Crowe on his latest book, The Last Adam: A Theology of the Obedient Life of Jesus in the Gospels. Zaspel: Adam Christology is not new,...
by Brandon Crowe Text
The Most Important Thing to the Reformers (Part 2)
Dr. Stephen Nichols, host of the 5 Minutes in Church History podcast, interviews Dr. Jonathan Gibson and Mark...
by Jonathan Gibson | 5 min Audio
Church Discipline and the Reformation
The Reformers gave great impetus toward the recovery of church discipline. For them, church discipline became a matter of great importance. While there is dispute as to whether they deemed discipline a mark of a true church, all the Reformers...
by Alfred Poirier Text
The Most Important Thing to the Reformers (Part 1)
Dr. Stephen Nichols, host of the 5 Minutes in Church History podcast, interviews Dr. Jonathan Gibson and Mark Earngey on their new book, Reformation Worship: Liturgies from the Past for the Present. More information about Reformation...
by Jonathan Gibson | 5 min Audio
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Excursus: Reformed Dogmatics (Vos Group #45)
“Included in God’s idea of creation and in God’s will to create is that one thing follow the other, and therefore in passive creation there is a sequence of time corresponding to this logical order in God. In other words,...
