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Introductions: Matthew
from Nathan W. Bingham Jan 04, 2012 Category: Articles
Who wrote it? When was it written and why?
These are some of the important questions to answer as you explore any book of the Bible. 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 Gospel According to Matthew
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Revelation-Driven Life
from Nathan W. Bingham Jan 03, 2012 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
God wins. If I had to summarize the message of Revelation in just two words, those would be my choice. They not only convey the point of the book but also hint at its main storyline. Despite what some overly speculative interpreters would have us believe, the main character in the last book of the Bible is not the Dragon, Beast, or False Prophet; rather, it is God. Revelation is primarily about Christ, not the Antichrist. And the main point of the book is to demonstrate in graphic imagery the victory of God in Christ. Keep Reading -
Get Free Tabletalk Devotionals Direct To Your Inbox In 2012
from Nathan W. Bingham Jan 02, 2012 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Thanks to Tabletalk Magazine and BibleGateway.com you have the opportunity to receive free Tabletalk devotionals direct to your email inbox throughout 2012. Keep Reading -
Columns from Tabletalk Magazine, January 2012
from Nathan W. Bingham Jan 02, 2012 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
The January edition of Tabletalk is out. This month's issue explores various aspects related to the book of Revelation, including an overview of its content, a history of its major interpretations, applications of the real purpose of the book, and advice for how to live in light of this prophecy. Contributors include R.C. Sproul along with Tom Ascol, Jerry Bridges, Sinclair Ferguson, Dennis Johnson, Phil Johnson, Peter Jones, Keith Mathison, Kim Riddlebarger, R.C. Sproul Jr., and Cornelis Venema. Keep Reading -
Best of 2011: Ligonier Blog
from Nathan W. Bingham Jan 02, 2012 Category: Ministry News
To mark the beginning of this new year, we've gone back and collected some of the most popular blog posts of 2011.
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Twitter Highlights (1/1/12)
from Nathan W. Bingham Jan 01, 2012 Category: Ministry News
Here are highlights from the various Ligonier Twitter feeds over the past week. Keep Reading -
4 Christian Principles For Making New Year’s Resolutions
from Nathan W. Bingham Dec 30, 2011 Category: Articles
"What's your New Year's resolution?"
If you haven't been asked that question this month, with only two days remaining in 2011 it's likely you'll be asked soon enough. As a culture it seems we're obsessed with making New Year's resolutions in December, and then breaking them in January. Before you follow the pattern of the world, it is worth considering how a Christian should think about resolutions.
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$5 Friday: Assurance, Creation, & Anger
from Nathan W. Bingham Dec 30, 2011 Category: Ligonier Resources
We have great digital resources on sale for the final $5 Friday of 2011. Topics include assurance, anger, creation and evolution, the church, theology, and spiritual growth. Sale runs from 8 a.m. Friday through 8 a.m. Saturday EST. Keep Reading -
Best of 2011: Tabletalk
from Nathan W. Bingham Dec 29, 2011 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Each month, a selection of feature articles from Tabletalk are posted on the blog. As this year comes to an end, for your edification, here are the ten most viewed Tabletalk articles of 2011. Keep Reading -
Broken Churches
from Nathan W. Bingham Dec 27, 2011 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Broken homes are created by broken people. That is, before we can offer the balm of Gilead to those living in broken homes, we need to be perfectly clear how they got that way. For all the pressures assaulting the family, for all the allure of the world, and for all the temptations of the Devil, it is the flesh, our own sin natures, that destroy our homes. We are so self-deluded, however, that we have lost sight of how selfdestructive we are. We think we are but victims, when the hard truth is that we are villains. Keep Reading
