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The Reformers and the Bible
“[God is] interested in grammatical syntactical details because they are the foundation for rich theological truths that God’s people need to hear.” –Dr. Jonathan Gibson Dr. Stephen Nichols, host of the 5 Minutes in Church History podcast, interviews...
by Jonathan Gibson | 5 min Audio
Into the Mystic
The fourteenth century saw the blossoming of mysticism, a movement that has influenced the church to this day. Mysticism asserts the earthly possibility of a personal, immediate union of the soul with the being of God himself. It offers direct...
by Peter Lillback Text
Praying through the Scriptures: Genesis 2
Over the years it has been my practice, learned from others, to offer up praises and petitions framed by a passage of Scripture. Some of these passages were read in preparation for preaching, others offered material for meditation in daily...
by Chad Van Dixhoorn Text
Interview with byFaith: William Edgar
Westminster Seminary professor William Edgar explains that his new book, Created and Creating: A Biblical Theology of Culture, has been years in the making. “I have been thinking about culture and the biblical approach to culture for...
by William Edgar Text
Praying through the Scriptures: Genesis 1
Over the years it has been my practice, learned from others, to offer up praises and petitions framed by a passage of Scripture. Some of these passages were read in preparation for preaching, others offered material for meditation in daily...
by Chad Van Dixhoorn Text
On Earth as It Is in Heaven: A Biblical Theology of Worship
Worship at the Dawn of Time Since the beginning of time, there has been worship—in heaven and on earth. In heaven above, seraphim flew before God in the heavens, singing, “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God of hosts; the whole...
by Jonathan Gibson Text
Interview with Books at a Glance: Vern Poythress
Fred Zaspel, editor at Books at a Glance interviews Dr. Vern Poythress on his latest book, Theophany: A Biblical Theology of God’s Appearing. Zaspel: What is a theophany? And what is your book all about? What is...
by Vern Poythress Text
10 Things You Should Know About Theophanies
1. The word theophany is a combination of two Greek words, meaning God and appearance. A theophany is an appearance of God. More precisely, it is a visible display to human beings that expresses the presence and character of God. Examples...
by Vern Poythress Text
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
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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...
