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A Theology of Things
My new book God of All Things comes out next week. My hope is that it will help people delight in God, and the way it aims to do that is by taking thirty "things" in... Read more -
Copycat Culture Wars
"If you think being stuck in a culture war is bad," wrote Helen Lewis in an excellent article for The Atlantic last October, "imagine being stuck in someone else's."... Read more -
The Essence of the New Covenant
"The doctrine of the Trinity," writes Herman Bavinck, "is the sum and substance of Christian faith, the root of all dogmas, the essence of the new covenant." Mull on... Read more -
Learning from the Ravi Zacharias Scandal
This is such a helpful discussion about the Ravi Zacharias scandal, from Glen Scrivener and Sam Allberry. Sam was part of RZIM when the most recent allegations were... Read more -
1776: The Origin Story of the Post-Christian West
Some of you will know that I just signed a contract with Crossway to write 1776: The Origin Story of the Post-Christian West. (The title may change, but it will give you... Read more -
On the Misuse of “Grace and Truth”
When I hear talk about the importance of Christians being "full of grace and truth," it seems to mean something like "full of kindness and affection in our demeanour and... Read more -
The Death of Judas: Absalom, Ahab, or Both?
This is a terrific analysis of Judas's death, and the well known tensions between them, from James Bejon. It is also a wonderful illustration of the principle that... Read more -
Ten Names, Twenty Attributes
There are ten proper names for God in the Hebrew Bible, explains Herman Bavinck (following Jerome). And when we classify his attributes into incommunicable ones (which... Read more -
Seven Reasons to Come to This Year’s THINK Conference
If you're reading this, the odds are that a) you haven't yet booked into this year's THINK Conference, entitled "Theological History: 1&2 Kings and the Post-Christian... Read more -
Anthropomorphism Unlimited
"Scripture does not merely contain anthropomorphisms," argues Herman Bavinck in his Doctrine of God; "on the contrary, all Scripture is anthropomorphic." It's a strong... Read more - Page < 1 2 3 4 5 > Last ›