Look to the Rock
For those who have the election on their mind: Don’t forget to “look to the rock from which you were hewn” (Isa 51:1).
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Biblical Theology
Waiting on the Lord
“The waiting is the hardest part…” Thus saith Tom Petty. But waiting also gets at the essence of faith. As we accept, receive,
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Citizens of the Better Kingdom
This from a piece I wrote for Tabletalk magazine about Daniel 5: One of the most memorable events from the book of Daniel—a
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For Your Mental Faculty
The Faculty Podcast at RTS Washington treats you to the thoughts and conversation of, yes, the RTS Washington Faculty (a bit on the
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Wholeness Revisited
My article in the latest issue of Reformed Faith and Practice is adapted from a talk I gave about the theological themes that
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Toward a Biblical Theology of Religious Liberty
In a recent essay entitled, “The Earth is the Lord’s: A Biblical Theology of Religious Liberty,” I look at the biblical foundations for
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Toward a Reformed Theology of the State
This talk was given last November at a conference hosted by Providence Magazine. My goal was to provide several biblical-theological themes that must
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Called People
I have a new post in Tabletalk magazine on the biblical idea of vocation: At one point or another in life, everyone asks,
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The Story of the Bible Museum
I got a chance to walk through the Museum of the Bible’s exhibits that recount the content of the biblical story with my
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Gesturing at Divine Simplicity
Here are just a few resources on the central and still discussed doctrine of divine simplicity or aseity. In short, divine aseity refers
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