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Leading an Institution: An Interview with Ligon Duncan
Tabletalk: How did growing up in a Presbyterian home shape your faith? Ligon Duncan: It is almost impossible to calculate the wonderful influences I received at home and in my church growing up. My father (an eighth-generation Presbyterian ruling elder) …Read More
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Ministering to Soldiers: An Interview with Douglas Lee
Tabletalk: How did you become a Christian, and how were you called to pastoral ministry? Douglas Lee: I was reared in a wonderful Christian home and professed Christ in church when I was about eight years old. Through many years …Read More
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The Development of the Bible: An Interview with Michael Kruger
Tabletalk: As president of a Reformed seminary, what do you consider to be the greatest spiritual challenges that future pastors face in the United States and in the world? How can they prepare for those challenges? Michael Kruger: In prior …Read More
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The Fifteenth Century
The fifteenth century is best known as the age of the Renaissance, which in many ways sowed seeds that would bloom into the sixteenth-century Reformation. This aspect of history was well captured in the sixteenth-century saying “Erasmus [prince of Renaissance …Read More
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The Goose
“If he were prophetic, he must have meant Martin Luther, who shone about a hundred years after.” So wrote John Foxe in his sixteenth-century Book of Martyrs, referring to a statement attributed to the Bohemian reformer Jan Hus on the …Read More
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Pursuing Holiness: An Interview with Jerry Bridges
Tabletalk: How did you become a Christian, and how did the Lord call you to ministry with The Navigators? Jerry Bridges: I grew up in a church that had an altar call at every Sunday service. I went forward at …Read More
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Truth Exchange: An Interview with Peter Jones
Tabletalk: What is the mission of truthXchange, and how did it begin? Peter Jones: On February 9, 2014, I watched the Grammys’ tribute to an event that occurred fifty years ago, when the Beatles appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show. …Read More
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Forerunner of the Reformation
John Wycliffe was the morning star of the Reformation. He was a protestant and a reformer more than a century before Martin Luther ignited the Protestant Reformation in 1517. Through Wycliffe, God planted the seeds of the Reformation, He watered …Read More
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The Morning Star of the Reformation
He had been dead and buried for a few decades, but the church wanted to make a point. His remains were exhumed and burned, a fitting end for the “heretic” John Wycliffe. Wycliffe once explained what the letters in the …Read More
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No Greater Gospel: An Interview with Dave Furman
Tabletalk: How did Redeemer Church of Dubai begin? Dave Furman: We spent our seminary years traveling around the world engaging in various ministries. Uncertain of where we wanted to serve after graduation, the only thing we knew was that we …Read More
