The Blog
Each of our contributors post here regularly, sharing their wit and wisdom on a wide variety of topics.
The Psalms of ancient Israel are -- and always have been -- the liturgical spiritual lifeblood of all Christians, everywhere.
Lester Bangs got it right.
Teaching doctrine must open students' eyes to the doxology which drove dogmatic formulation.
Barry York offers a constructive response to my Den Dulk lectures.
Some spring reading suggestions.
Seminaries are parachurch organizations but their connection (formal or informal) to churches make confessional integrity in teaching an absolute imperative.
In their ongoing series on the doctrine of God and confessional Christianity, Jon Master and Carl Trueman reflect on what questions students need to ask of professors and what questions presbyteries need to ask of ministerial candidates when it comes to Christology.
Matthew Barrett offers us some further questions that student should ask of professors, and which presbyteries should ask of candidates.
Two presbyterian ministers, Jonathan Master and Carl Trueman, offer thoughts on examining ministerial candidates with regard to the doctrine of God.
What should we think about the change of meaning in confessional language?
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