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The heavens proclaim the glory of God.
The skies display his craftsmanship.
Day after day they continue to speak;
night after night they make him known.
They speak without a sound or word;
their voice is never heard.
Yet their message has gone throughout the earth,
and their words to all the world.[Psalm 19:1-4, New Living Translation]
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If any 20th century Christian book deserves to be called a “classic”—even a “timeless classic”—it’s J.I. Packer’s Knowing God. One clue that a book has achieved “classic” status comes when publishers keep releasing new editions …
Our introductory video on the topic of the inspiration of Scripture is now available for viewing. Please note that you can select a “High Definition” setting on YouTube’s “Change quality” button for better viewing, which is …
The Bible is the central text of the historic Christian faith. It is the source of Christian teaching, and the key to understanding the mission of Jesus Christ.
Dr. J. V. Fesko discusses his new book, “Word, Water and Spirit: A Reformed Perspective On Baptism,” with Dr. R. Scott Clark on the Office Hours podcast from Westminster Seminary California.
Dr. Fesko was previously interviewed …
A couple of weeks ago NPR produced a fairly even-handed report on the nascent controversy among evangelicals regarding the question of Adam and Eve’s existence. At least it’s even-handed insofar as both sides were allowed …
During the mid-’90s a campus-wide employee notice landed in the in-box on my desk at Wheaton College: the speaker at the upcoming “Brown Bag Lunch” on the 4th floor of the Billy Graham Center would …
David Briggs writes the Ahead of the Trend column for the Association of Religion Data Archives. He has been a national writer for The Associated Press and a reporter for the Cleveland Plain Dealer. (For …
The early 20th century’s Social Gospel was a cocktail of ideas achieved through the blending of Enlightenment philosophy and Socinian theology. The Enlightenment had promised an egalitarian society founded on human reason. The post-Reformation heresy …
Apparently not their liberalism—a liberalism that in most cases has one foot planted in politics and the other in theology. As the politically-liberal blogosphere has followed in the footsteps of its older-media kin by granting …
On the Reformed Forum’s Christ the Center podcast, Camden Bucey interviews two seminary presidents who have had to take stands against the erosion of biblical truth within their own institutions: Dr. Peter Lillback, president of …
How did the system of doctrine known as Covenant Theology develop? And, most especially, where did the concept of a Covenant of Works between God and Adam come from? Over the centuries, this mainstay of …
In fact, a lot of people have liked this book. And isn’t that all that matters? I mean, if you can write in a congenial autobiographical style that makes people feel good by telling them …
D.A. Carson delivered a lecture on 1 Timothy 2 at the “Different By Design” conference, hosted by the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood in February 2009. In this portion of his lecture he addresses …
In the middle of the 20th century a controversy broke out between two prominent theologians over the relationship between the kind of knowledge God has and the kind of knowledge humans have. K. Scott Oliphant …
In the February 18, 2010 edition of the Christ the Center podcast by the Reformed Forum, Mark Garcia discusses issues that are central to the Reformed teaching on justification by faith, including the believer’s union …
Two new worthwhile podcasts have are now available on the Reformed Forum’s Christ the Center site.
Most recently (February 11, 2011), in a podcast titled “Christ and Marriage,” the panel was joined by Winston Smith of …
“Of making many blogs there is no end, and much study is a weariness of the flesh.” So wrote King Solomon. (Well, not quite. What he actually wrote went more like this:
עֲשׂוֹת סְפָרִים הַרְבֵּה אֵין …
On the Reformed Forum’s Christ the Center podcast, Professor of Old Testament and Practical Theology, Dr. David P. Murray speaks about his latest endeavors in media and theology, which include a DVD series that deals with such …
From Third Millennium Ministries’ video series on the Apostle’s Creed, here is Lesson 1, titled “Articles of the Faith.”
The Apostles’ Creed 1 – The Articles of Faith from Third Millennium Ministries on Vimeo.
On the Reformed Forum’s Christ the Center podcast, R. Scott Clark, Professor of Church History and Historical Theology at Westminster Seminary California, discusses his essay in the book Always Reformed—published in honor of Dr. Robert Godfrey—in which …
In an article in the September 1, 2005 issue of Ligonier Ministries’ Tabletalk, Michael Beates wrote:
“I recently attended a meeting of our local presbytery (the regular, periodic gathering of local pastors and elders), and I was blessed …
Leland Ryken is Professor of English at Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL, and the author and editor of many books, including Understanding English Bible Translation and Worldly Saints: The Purtians As They Really Were. Justin Taylor …
Sinclair B. Ferguson, (born 1948, Ph.D., University of Aberdeen), the author of and contributor to many books, is the Senior Minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, South Carolina, and Professor of Systematic Theology …
In the “News & Events” section on the web site of Bethel University, St. Paul, Minnesota, January 6, 2011, an article titled, “Bethel Professor Makes History,” Dana Morrison reports on a new edition of the …
Still not a regular listener of The Reformed Forum’s Christ the Center podcast? Camden Bucey & Co. complete their third full year of episodes with clips from eight different episodes designed to give you …
In an article titled “Knowing Scripture” in the January 2011 issue of Table Talk, R.C. Sproul highlights a few of the basic, practical principles of biblical interpretation that he explained years ago in his book …
The reading Scripture web site opened for public viewing on December 31, 2010. Its purpose is to help Christians read fully, know deeply, and live wholly according to the truths contained in God’s word, …
Just as we cannot truly understand what makes the Gospel “good news” until we appreciate the bad news of how the Law exposes human sin, so also we cannot understand the amazing fullness of God’s …
Although Dr. Charles E. Hill’s article, “N.T. Wright on Justification,” does not mention the New Perspective on Paul (NPP), the Anglican theologian Bishop Wright (pictured at left) has become one of the leaders of that …
Dr. Robert B. Strimple, Emeritus Professor of Systematic Theology, provides a practical overview of the Book of Habbakuk in his post titled “Living by Faith in Fearful Times” on Westminster Seminary California’s Valiant For Truth …
Over on the GetReligion.org blog Sarah Pulliam Bailey alerts us to the upcoming 400th anniversary of the publication of the King James Version (a.k.a. the Authorized Version—or, if you’re British, “Authorised Version”) of the Bible …
Here at reading Scripture it is our goal to make regular Bible reading something akin to an addiction in your life—and, of course, we mean “addiction” in the best possible sense. The reason we say …
On the Reformed Forum’s Christ the Center podcast, Dr. Anthony Bradley discusses his book, Liberating Black Theology: The Bible and the Black Experience in America, which is a revised form of his dissertation he …
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