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Does the Bible Have Errors?
from R.C. Sproul Aug 16, 2019 Category: Articles
"The Bible is the Word of God, which errs." From the advent of neoorthodox theology in the early twentieth century, this assertion has become a mantra among those who want to have a high view of Scripture while avoiding the academic liability of asserting biblical infallibility and inerrancy. But this...
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2019 London Conference: Early-Bird Ends Today
from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 31, 2019 Category: Events
The early-bird discount for our 2019 London Conference ends today, so don’t delay. Register now and save.
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Apostasy and How it Happens
from Sinclair Ferguson Jul 31, 2019 Category: Articles
I can still recall the conversation although it took place more than three decades ago. A shocked friend asked, "Have you heard that Sarah is no longer a Christian?" What was so alarming to my friend was that Sarah had been one of the most influential, and apparently fruitful, members of her Inter-Varsity group. What would those who had been influenced by her witness to Christ say, or do? Would they be shaken to the core and now doubt their own Christian faith? After all, the person who had pointed them to Christ no longer trusted Him.
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Orderly Worship as a Witness to the World
from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 30, 2019 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Here’s an excerpt from Orderly Worship as a Witness to the World, David P. Barry’s contribution to the July issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading -
What Is Your Opinion on Whether Someone Can Disagree with Infant Baptism and Still Be Reformed?
from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 29, 2019 Category: Ligonier Resources
From one of our live Ask Ligonier events, Stephen Nichols discusses the doctrines that unite Reformed Baptists and Reformed Presbyterians.
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Jonathan Edwards’ Driving Passion
from Steven Lawson Jul 29, 2019 Category: Articles
Jonathan Edwards lived with one driving passion: soli Deo gloria—for the glory of God alone. His master purpose in all things, his overarching aim in all of life, was to bring honor and majesty to the name of God. He desired to exalt the greatness of God with every breath he drew and with every step he took. Every thought, every attitude, every choice, and every undertaking must be for the glory of God.
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Jesus: The God-Man
from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 27, 2019 Category: Ligonier Resources
In this brief clip from his teaching series A Survey of Church History, W. Robert Godfrey examines the importance of recognizing who Jesus is in relation to God and in relation to man. Watch this entire message for free today.
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$5 Friday: Martin Luther, Guilt, & Grace
from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 26, 2019 Category: Ligonier Resources
It’s time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week’s resources include such topics as grace, the Psalms, truth, the Trinity, angels, the Lord’s Prayer, Jonathan Edwards, guilt, and more.
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Loving God with Our Minds
from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 24, 2019 Category: Ligonier Resources
In this brief clip for our 2012 National Conference, R.C. Sproul explains that loving God with our minds leads us to worship.
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The Lost Letter to the Corinthians
from Stephen Nichols Jul 24, 2019 Category: Articles
A book on Calvin, John Calvin and the Printed Book by Jean- François Gilmont, tells a rather intriguing story. But first, we need some background. Calvin was kicked out of Geneva in 1538 and went to Strasbourg. While there, he published his first commentary, on the epistle to the Romans. It rolled off the press in 1540. The next year, 1541, the city of Geneva begged Calvin to come back. He wrote to a friend, “There is no place under heaven of which I can have a greater dread.” But he felt called by God, and so he went.
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Busyness and Rest
from Nathan W. Bingham Jul 23, 2019 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Here’s an excerpt from Busyness and Rest, Kevin DeYoung’s contribution to the July issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading