Ligonier Ministries The teaching fellowship of R.C. Sproul

Many important prophetic passages reveal that the only hope for the establishment of an enduring and faithful kingdom in Israel lies in a future work of God's redemption. Keep Reading

With the call of Abram in Genesis 12 we see a renewed commitment on God's part to rule over the entire world through his chosen means, this time not simply through a single man (Adam), but through kings (see Gen 17:6) who will rule over "a great nation" (Gen 12:2). Keep Reading

While it is true that God alone is the ultimate king of Israel and over all of creation, human kings have a key role to play in God's kingdom. In fact, God built human kingship into creation itself. Keep Reading

The history of the world, and of the church, gives us story after story where the power of loving desire has led many to their ruin. God is love. That is why human love is such a powerful (and dangerous) thing: it easily becomes a false substitute for God's love. If our hearts are not fixed on our Lord, love for others will become all consuming, and as with Solomon, will easily lead our hearts away from God so that we too become "not wholly true to the Lord [our] God" (1 Kings 11:4). Keep Reading

I want to examine a classic example from the Old Testament that is often misused to teach a form of sub-Christian moralism in order to see if there is something this example can teach us as believers today, namely the story of David and Goliath. Is David's battle with Goliath an example we are meant to follow? Keep Reading

"Dare to be a Daniel." "Slay the Goliath in your life." "Conquer your own Canaanites." As a Christian, have you heard a phrase like this before? Keep Reading

Reformation Bible College is pleased to announce the newest member of our faculty, Professor of New Testament, Dr. David E. Briones. Keep Reading

We cordially invite all who are able to come join with us in celebrating the work God has been doing in these first four years at LABTS and RBC. Keep Reading

I am very much looking forward to teaching in an environment where solid, biblical teaching is valued by both the faculty and the students. Keep Reading