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Rightly Regarding Our Sin
from Burk Parsons Sep 25, 2020 Category: Articles
I have a high regard for the depravity of man. Without contest, the supreme sinfulness of sinners is the most disregarded reality — the world over. The fall of man is quite possibly the most forgotten, under appreciated, and misunderstood event in history. For this reason, many in our day...
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Time and the Individual
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 17, 2020 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Here’s an excerpt from Time and the Individual, Joe Holland's contribution to the September issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading -
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from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 16, 2020 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Tabletalk magazine articulates the truths of God’s Word so that Christians may grow in their faith. More than 260,000 readers trust this monthly discipleship resource for its Bible studies and articles from capable pastors, scholars, and teachers.
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God Still Uses Clay Pots
from John MacArthur Sep 16, 2020 Category: Articles
The New Testament was not written by the elite of Egypt. It was not written by the elite of Greece, Rome, or even Israel. The greatest scholars in the world at that time were down at Egypt; they were in the greatest library of antiquity at Alexandria. The most distinguished philosophers were in Athens; the most powerful leaders of men were in Rome; and the religious geniuses were in Israel’s temple. But God never used any of them! He just used clay pots. He passed by Herodotus, the historian; Socrates, the philosopher; Hippocrates, the father of medicine; Euclid, the mathematician; Archimedes, the father of mechanics; Hipparchus, the astronomer; Cicero, the orator; and Virgil, the poet. He passed by them all. Why? Clay pots served His purposes better. From a human viewpoint (and perhaps in their own minds), all those prominent people were magnificent vessels. But someone deeply impressed with his own value isn’t going to see value in the gospel. So God chose peasants, fishermen, smelly guys, and tax collectors—clay pots chosen to carry, proclaim, and write the priceless treasure we call the gospel.
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Is Jesus Divine? 30% of “Evangelicals” Say No.
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 15, 2020 Category: Ministry News
Who is Jesus Christ? Our State of Theology survey reveals what American adults and evangelicals believe about Christianity, truth, and ethics. The results are now available from our 2020 survey, conducted in partnership with Lifeway Research.
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Time and Vocation
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 15, 2020 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Here’s an excerpt from Time and Vocation, Grant R. Castleberry's contribution to the September issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading -
Since Jesus Took Our Punishment, Why Didn’t He Need to Go to Hell Forever?
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 14, 2020 Category: Ligonier Resources
The smallest sin deserves eternal judgment from a holy God. Why didn’t Jesus need to spend eternity in hell in order to satisfy the Father’s justice on our behalf? From one of our Ask R.C. events, R.C. Sproul expresses the infinite value of Christ’s atoning work.
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Do You Care About the Widows?
from R.C. Sproul Sep 14, 2020 Category: Articles
In biblical terms, to be religious does not necessarily mean you are godly. To be religious can mean simply that you’re involved in the trappings of religion, that you may be a member of a false religion. Yet, the Scriptures sometimes speak of religion in a positive sense, in the sense of practice that is the fruit of true faith in Christ and commitment to His Word.
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The Maccabean Revolt
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 12, 2020 Category: Ligonier Resources
The centuries leading up to the birth of Christ were filled with the drama of conquest and revolution. In this brief clip from his teaching series Dust to Glory, R.C. Sproul surveys the Maccabean revolt and the Roman domination of the Hebrew people.
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How Can I Discern the Will of God?
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 11, 2020 Category: Ligonier Resources
How can we discover God’s will for our lives? From one of our Ask Ligonier events, Derek Thomas provides the answer that has helped Christians through the centuries.
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God Is Satisfied
from R.C. Sproul Sep 11, 2020 Category: Articles
In the eleventh century, one of the church's most brilliant thinkers, Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury, wrote three important works that have influenced the church ever since. In the field of Christian philosophy, he gave us his Monologium and his Proslogium; in the field of systematic theology, he penned the great Christian classic Cur Deus Homo, which being translated means "Why the God-Man?"
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