I suspect that many evangelicals today would choke on the very first words of the Nicene Creed—if they are really thought about what they were confessing. Here is the first paragraph of the Nicene Creed: “We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and...
MCTS Podcast 21: Contemporary Issues on the Trinity
Dr. Sam Waldron discusses some of his thoughts on the doctrine of the Trinity in light of recent evangelical scholarship.
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? (Part 2) Do we really believe the Nicene Creed?
I concluded my last blog with a number of conclusions I have drawn as I have read, studied, and taught the doctrine of the Trinity in the midst of the modern debate over “egalitatarian” views of the Trinity and the role relationships of men and women. The...
MCTS Podcast 20: Dr. Waldron’s International Ministry Opportunities
On this week's video podcast, Dr. Sam Waldron discusses some of his recent and upcoming international ministry opportunities.
Training Future Leaders and Preachers
The Gospel Coalition continues to come out with helpful videos on identifying and training men for the ministry. Their latest is a discussion between David Helm, Bryan Chapell, and Mike Bullmore on how current church leaders should train men to teach and preach....
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? (Part 1)
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? That is the name of a book that is perhaps the most recent installment of a major debate going on among “evangelicals” on the subject of the Trinity. The subtitle of the book identifies the debate in question: An Assessment of the...
MCTS Podcast 19: The Lord’s Supper as a Means of Grace
This week's video podcast is a brief discussion of Richard Barcellos' message at the 2011 General Assembly of the Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America on the Lord's Supper as a means of grace.
Understanding Pastoral Searches
I recently blogged about a series of videos on discerning a ministry call. This week, the Gospel Coalition has followed up with another helpful series on pastoral searches and church transitions. As one preparing to serve Christ in the ministry, I found this...
MCTS Podcast 18: The Family Tree of Reformed Biblical Theology
Richard Barcellos discusses his doctoral dissertation in our latest video podcast, The Family Tree of Reformed Biblical Theology.
Family-Integrated Church 19: A Plea for Principled Unity
This is, I think, the last of my blogs on the subject of the Family-Integrated Church movement. I have attempted to commend the movement where I could. I have also tried to present my critiques of it (where they were necessary) in an irenic fashion. I hope I have...
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