Book Briefs: “Paul’s Theology of Preaching”

By Evan Knies Duane Litfin is president emeritus of Wheaton College, where he served for seventeen years. He is the author of numerous articles and books. Have you ever wondered how to engage the culture in your preaching? Have you ever wondered how Paul engaged the culture? How did Paul establish his sermons and how …

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Walking Amongst the TULIPs: Reformed Theology in John Series (Part Four)

By Colton Corter Unconditional Election (3) John 10 is a bulwark of assurance for the believer. This is the penultimate end of these doctrines with its ultimate end being God’s greater glory. Christ is the good shepherd. This good shepherd “knows his own.” The shepherd has an allotment of sheep, separate from the goats, that …

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FROM ALIENATION TO REDEMPTION: THE SUPREMACY OF CHRIST OVER ALL THINGS IN COLOSSIANS 1:15-23 (PART TWO)

By David Brown II. Christ has Authority over the Christian and the Church. Read Colossians 1:18 We have alluded to Christ’s position of authority in the last point but Paul makes that authority clear in verse 18. Authority & Grammar * In verse 18 the term “head” is preceded by a definite article that renders …

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Week In Review: Friday, August 21, 2015

By Evan Knies The presidential election in 2016 "could be rigged" according to Google.  Jared Wilson addresses Holy vs. "Holier Than Thou" in his short post. Darrin Patrick on Why People Leave Big Churches. Phil Newton discusses Seeing Christ in All the Word. Challies talks about how to avoid doing theology all wrong. John Piper …

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