MCTS bloopers with White and Barcellos.
G. K. Beale discusses some contemporary attacks on Inspiration
Dr. Beale interacts with some troubling contemporary trends in evangelical scholarship.
Family-Integrated Church 7: Are We Guilty of a Messianic View of the Christian Family?
In my previous blog one of my last paragraphs read as follows: “To make a long story short, I hear Scott and Voddie affirming that when they say the church the church is a family of families, they are referring to their ‘philosophy of church ministry.’ I think this is...
Brief survey of the history of hermeneutics – 2. Patristics
Two things happened in the era of the Apostolic Fathers: 1) the fathers continued the hermeneutical methodology of the New Testament and 2) they introduced a moral usage of Scripture or functional hermeneutic.
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Rare TV interview of the late great preacher here.
Sacred space and sacred time: Old Covenant concepts alone?
My hunch is that it has probably been around since the beginning of time.
Family-Integrated Church 6: What does saying the church is a “Family of Families” mean?
In my last blog I gave my “Baptist” critique of the idea that the church is family-based or simply an extension of the family. I stand by it. Scott Brown and Voddie Baucham are, however, quite concerned to make the point that that this is not what they...
Him We Proclaim-Preaching Christ From all the Scriptures
R. Scott Clark interviews Dennis Johnson concerning his book Him We Proclaim. I recommend the book highly, especially chapters 4. The Complication, Chastening, Rejection, and Recovery of Apostolic Preaching in the History of the Church, 5. Challenges to Apostolic...
A Great Conversation on Presuppositional Apologetics
I always enjoy listening to the Christ the Center podcast. In their latest episode, K. Scott Oliphint is interviewed on presuppositional apologetics. I found this to be a fruitful and edifying conversation on how we should defend the Christian faith, and I...
Brief survey of the history of hermeneutics – 1. Intro.
As Moises Silva says, “…the popular assumption [is] that the Christian church, through most of its history, has misread the Bible.” Our brief survey will attempt to show that a more positive assessment is warranted.
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