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Introductions: Exodus
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 08, 2012 Category: Articles
To aid you in your study of God's Word we're adapting and posting some of the detailed book introductions found in The Reformation Study Bible. Today, please allow The Reformation Study Bible to introduce you to The Book of Exodus.
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Do You Sing The Christian Fight Song?
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 07, 2012 Category: Articles
On January 23, 2012, Dr. R.C. Sproul spoke at Reformation Bible College's chapel service on the subject of "The Wrath of God Revealed" from Romans 1:18. At the close of his message, he reminded us of "the Christian fight song." Keep Reading -
Introduction — The Unfolding of Biblical Eschatology
from Keith Mathison Feb 06, 2012 Category: Articles
At various times in her history, different doctrines have been at the center of the church's attention. In the first few centuries after the death and resurrection of Christ, for example, the church struggled mightily to formulate accurately the biblical teaching concerning the Trinity and the Person of Christ. The fruit of this struggle is found in the writings of numerous church fathers and in the Nicene Creed and the Definition of Chalcedon. Many centuries later, during the Reformation, soteriology and ecclesiology became the central focus of much of the church's attention. Debates surrounding those doctrines continue to this day. Eschatology, on the other hand, while not ignored in earlier centuries, truly moved to the forefront of the church's attention in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
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Does God really decide, and care who wins a football game?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Feb 04, 2012 Category: Articles
I began asking this question myself long before Tim Tebow was even born. I was a little boy, deeply committed to the Pittsburgh Steelers. I remember praying that they would beat the Oakland Raiders in an upcoming playoff game. When my prayer ended fear set in- what if there were a little boy just like me, somewhere in Oakland, praying that the Raiders would beat the Steelers? My father comforted me by explaining that no real Christian would ever pray for the Raiders. Keep Reading -
A Christian in Silicon Valley: An Interview with Gary Starkweather
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 03, 2012 Category: Articles
I recently had the opportunity to interview a man whom most of you will have never heard of, but the fruit of whose labor almost all of you enjoy on a weekly—if not daily—basis. That man is Gary Starkweather, a Christian, and the inventor of the laser printer.
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Introductions: Genesis
from Nathan W. Bingham Feb 01, 2012 Category: Articles
To aid you in your study of God's Word we're adapting and posting some of the detailed book introductions found in The Reformation Study Bible. Today, please allow The Reformation Study Bible to introduce you to The Book of Genesis.
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Gimme Shelter
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jan 30, 2012 Category: Articles
Dear Dr. Schaeffer, this change we go through at our death, at our glorification, I wonder how much we'll know about what is going on down here, and how much we remember about when we were here. Do you even remember me? We met twice, with a gap of a decade between. I'm looking forward to when we will meet again. Keep Reading -
100th Anniversary of Francis Schaeffer’s Birth
from Nathan W. Bingham Jan 30, 2012 Category: Articles
Today marks the 100th anniversary of Francis Schaeffer's birth.
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Forty Days of Mourning
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jan 28, 2012 Category: Articles
My deepest gratitude to all of you who have walked with me through my grief. Your prayers and encouragement have buoyed me up in the long and dark hours. It is possible that the below will be my last piece committed to this difficult journey. Rest assured, however, that the deep wound will not fully heal on this side of glory, and even then my scar, like His, and yours, will beautify eternity. Keep Reading -
Could Jesus Have Sinned?
from R.C. Sproul Jan 27, 2012 Category: Articles
The best theologians, past and present, have been divided on the question of whether Jesus could have sinned. I believe that since Jesus was fully human, it was possible for him to sin. Obviously, the divine nature cannot sin. But if Christ's divine nature prevented him from sinning, in what sense did he obey the law of God as the second Adam?
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