The large and wide-ranging collection of essays includes several excellent historical and theological studies of Herman Bavinck’s Stone Lectures and a few noteworthy analyses of neo-Calvinist formulations of common grace in relation to interfaith dialog. Continue reading
This first-class guidebook is highly recommended to anyone interested in a basic orientation to the study of Reformed scholasticism. Continue reading
The July–August issue of The Outlook includes my sermon on Psalm 36: “Sin’s False Sight vs. The Lord’s Faithful Light.” Continue reading
Gutjahr’s biography is excellent and a delight to read. American Presbyterians will rejoice that Hodge has received the thorough and skillful treatment that his life and work deserve. Continue reading
In this essay I analyze Herman Bavinck’s creationist counterpoint to W. G. T. Shedd’s formulation of traducianism as presented by Oliver Crisp. Continue reading
John Hannah presents the story of Dallas Theological Seminary in the way that only a seasoned insider can—with critical appreciation and historical perspective. Continue reading
An analysis of John Owen’s formulation of the divine counsel in relation to the covenant of redemption Continue reading
An analysis of Meredith G. Kline’s intriguing interpretation of Genesis 1:2 in his book, Images of the Spirit. Continue reading
The ESV Study Bible (and accompanying web site) is a great tool for personal study and family worship; it leads the way in breadth, depth, and innovation for a new generation of study Bibles. Continue reading
A Reader’s Hebrew Bible is an indispensable tool for learning to read biblical Hebrew. Seminarians and ministers will love this attractive and handy reader for use in the classroom and in personal study. Continue reading
This easy-reading book explains Jesus’ famous parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15. However, instead of focusing on the wayward younger brother, Pastor Keller focuses upon the elder brother, the one who does not enter the feast. Continue reading
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