By Evan Knies Voddie Baucham and Adoption Icons of the Catholic Church Is Baptism required for Church Membership? Pastor, You aren't Superman Jason Allen asks Where are all the Godly Men? CNN reviews Debate Have a great weekend. Watch some football. Enjoy your families. Worship the Lord with your local congregations on Sunday!
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Canons of Dordt (Part Three)
By Wes Nunley Article II: The Manifestation of God’s Love But this is how God showed His love: He sent His only begotten Son into the world, so that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. As we saw in Article I Adam sinned therefore we sinned and deserve condemnation, and …
WALKING AMONG THE TULIPS: REFORMED THEOLOGY IN JOHN SERIES (PART SIX)
By Colton Corter Limited Atonement (3) The second problem with such a universal reading of John 1:29 is that it blatantly distorts other biblical doctrines. Throughout the Bible, the atonement is explained as effectual and decisive. Indeed, most of the verbs related to the work of Christ on the cross are past tense. An example …
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Book Brief: “Understanding Prophecy” by Alan Bandy and Ben Merkle
By Evan Knies Alan Bandy is assistant professor of New Testament at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, Oklahoma, and is a contributing author to the Biblical Theology of the New Testament series. Benjamin Merkle is professor of New Testament and Greek at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina. He is the author …
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“SLOW DOWN!”
By Jake Stone Recently, I saw many social media posts regarding one of those inspirational-type calendars that people put on the window sill. This particular day referenced Matthew 4:9 as a type of promise that we should cling to. If you, then, will worship me, it will all be yours. (Luke 4:6 ESV) Well sadly, …
The King’s Table 