The Sons of God by R.C. Sproul

FROM TABLETALK | April 2013

In the twentieth century, the German biblical scholar Rudolf Bultmann gave a massive critique of the Scriptures, arguing that the Bible is filled with mythological references that must be removed if it is to have any significant application to our …Read More

Christmas According to the Angels (Part 3 of 3) by R. Fowler White

In this final part of our three-part series on Christmas according to the Angels, we contemplate the truth that the birth announcements of the angels celebrated “glory to God” and “peace for man.” Consider first that the angels celebrated “glory …Read More

Christmas According to the Angels (Part 2 of 3) by R. Fowler White

In our first installment in this series, we learned that the Gospel birth announcements of the angels brought “good news of great joy” to those humbled by sin, suffering, and death. In this our second installment, we focus on two …Read More

Christmas According to the Angels (Part 1 of 3) by R. Fowler White

Other than the Holy Spirit, they are the most pivotal players in the drama that we know as the Christmas story; they are the most pivotal players in the accounts God gave us about the birth of Jesus our Lord …Read More

Angels and Demons Go Pop Culture by Gene Edward Veith

FROM TABLETALK | July 2007

“I believe there are angels among us,” sang the pop-country group Alabama to the accompaniment of a children’s choir. And most Americans agree. According to a 2005 Fox News poll, 79 percent of Americans believe in angels. This belief …Read More

Angels: Messengers and Ministers of God by Phil Johnson

FROM TABLETALK | July 2007

Few biblical topics have provoked more wild speculation and fruitless debate than the topic of angels. Scripture doesn’t begin to answer all our questions about the subject. But there’s a lot more information about angels in the Bible …Read More

No Little Angels by Burk Parsons

FROM TABLETALK | July 2007

Just the other day my family and I were walking carefully through an antique store when I noticed an old painting sitting on the floor. It was a replica of Raphael’s famous work Sistine Madonna (cir. 1512–1514 …Read More

Truly Supernatural by Robert Rothwell

FROM TABLETALK | May 2006

Near the end of my seminary days, I remember one of my professors chastising us because we really “did not believe the Bible.” I found this to be a remarkable statement because, after all, I was attending one of the …Read More