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Textual Criticism: What It Is And Why You Need It
1. Why Do We Need Textual Criticism? One of the classes I teach each year covers textual criticism of the New Testament. Even as I write that I know how boring it sounds. When I mention this class to someone as...
by Brandon Crowe Text
Do All Three Persons of the Trinity Work Inseparably?
“The one purpose of God is achieved by the distinctive acts of the three persons of the Trinity.” –Dr. Vern Poythress Watch Dr. Poythress explain the distinct yet inseparable actions of the Father, Son,...
by Vern Poythress | 3 min Video
Turning to Christ in our Conflict with Sin
Introduction According to how most things work in life, I must first achieve something before I’m declared to be something. For example, I must first actually graduate before I receive a diploma and am declared a graduate. I must complete a course of study, pass...
by Rob Edwards Text
Justification Accomplished and Applied
“When he [Jesus] rose as justified, his resurrection had in view our justification.” –Dr. Lane Tipton In this episode of Reformed Forum’s “Christ the Center: Doctrine for Life,”...
by Lane Tipton | 64 min Video
Advice for Preachers
If a hundred preachers could agree on advice to be given to other ministers, it would probably be worth weighing their wisdom on the subject. This is just what the Westminster Assembly offered in a “sub-directory” on preaching within the...
by Chad Van Dixhoorn Text
Longing for Heaven, Longing for God
C. S. Lewis wrote, “If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world.” Augustine wrote, “O God, you made us for yourself and our hearts...
by Jonathan Gibson Text
The Human Side of John Calvin
In this interview with Banner of Truth, Dr. Chad Van Dixhoorn explores how the Letters of John Calvin dismantle the caricature of Calvin as a cold...
by Chad Van Dixhoorn | 4 min Video
The Eternal Priest
Psalm 110 has the distinction of being the Old Testament text most frequently cited in the New Testament. Written by King David, Psalm 110 is a royal psalm that prophesies the ascension and rule of a future messianic king. This...
by Stephen Coleman Text
The History of Prophetism: Critical Theories (Vos Group #51)
“As ‘vision’ came in course of time to stand for revelation in general, so ‘prophet’ could be equivalent to ‘instrument of revelation’ without particular regard to the technical sense, distinguishing a prophet from...
by Lane Tipton | min Video
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One Thing Jesus Didn’t Know
God knows everything (1 John 3:20). God knows himself and all things exhaustively, eternally, and unchangeably. He knows his own perfections, plans, actions, and goals (Ps. 147:5; Isa. 46:10; Acts 15:18). He knows the billions of angels in light (Dan....
