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Semper Reformada in Context
from W. Robert Godfrey Oct 19, 2018 Category: Articles
The phrase ecclesia reformata, semper reformanda (the church reformed, always reforming) has been used so often as to make it a motto or slogan. People have used it to support a surprising array of theological and ecclesiastical programs and purposes. Scholars have traced its origins to a devotional book written...
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Save 55% on Tabletalk Magazine and Get a Free DVD
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 06, 2018 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Tabletalk magazine features daily Bible studies to help bring structure to your devotional reading, as well as articles from trusted teachers on a variety of topics related to theology and Christian living. Every month, it reaches approximately 250,000 readers in more than seventy-five countries around the world.
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The Already and the Not Yet
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 06, 2018 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
Here’s an excerpt from The Already and the Not Yet, Burk Parsons’ contribution to the September issue of Tabletalk. Keep Reading -
Avoiding Theological Anarchy
from R.C. Sproul Sep 05, 2018 Category: Articles
The Latin word credo means simply "I believe." It represents the first word of the Apostles' Creed. Throughout church history it has been necessary for the church to adopt and embrace creedal statements to clarify the Christian faith and to distinguish true content from error and false representations of the faith. Such creeds are distinguished from Scripture in that Scripture is norma normans ("the rule that rules"), while the creeds are norma normata ("a rule that is ruled").
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Columns from Tabletalk Magazine, September 2018
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 04, 2018 Category: Tabletalk Magazine
The September issue of Tabletalk will consider the Christian life as a life lived between two worlds. The New Testament tells us that believers are citizens of a heavenly country, having received a kingdom that cannot be shaken (Phil. 3:20; Heb. 12:28–29). Keep Reading -
Is It Okay If I Don’t Remember the Moment I Was Converted?
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 03, 2018 Category: Ligonier Resources
Some people have exciting testimonies of their conversion. Others cannot remember the moment they first believed. In this Q&A video from our 2017 National Conference, Derek Thomas explains that it’s not our memories of the past that matter—it’s our faith in Christ today.
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2019 National Conference: Final Day to Save
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 03, 2018 Category: Events
Today is the final day to save $80 on our 2019 National Conference. Register by 11:59 p.m. ET to secure your early-bird discount.
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Life, Liberty, & the Culture War
from W. Robert Godfrey Sep 03, 2018 Category: Articles
"Life" and "Liberty" are terms that have powerful and positive connotative value to us. We are "pro-life" and "pro-liberty." Such emotionally-laden terms can be definitionally evasive, however, since they stir our passions as well as our reason. As we consider our expectations of the state and our role therein, it is important to be clear about our understanding of such terms.
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2019 Caribbean Study Cruise: Early-Bird Ends in 48 Hours
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 01, 2018 Category: Events
There are only two days left to register for our 2019 Caribbean Study Cruise with the early-bird discount. Don’t miss this special offer. Register today and save over $100 per person.
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How Is the Current Cultural Climate Forcing the “Mushy Middle” out of the Church?
from Nathan W. Bingham Aug 31, 2018 Category: Ligonier Resources
Is the age of cultural Christianity over? What does this mean for the church today? From our 2017 National Conference, Albert Mohler considers our secular culture and why coming to church means taking a risk.
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The Priority of Preaching
from Albert Mohler Aug 31, 2018 Category: Articles
Then Paul makes the point in verse 25 that the central purpose of ministry is the preaching of the Word. In the end, everything comes down to this. “Of this church, I was made a minister according to the stewardship from God bestowed on me for your benefit, so that I might fully carry out the preaching of the Word of God” (emphasis added). The words “the preaching of” are not in the original language, but are inserted in some translations, and I believe that is a legitimate insertion. It is clear that what Paul means is that the ministry of the Word of God is achieved by the proclamation, the teaching, and the preaching of the Word of God.
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