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Baptism Last Call
Continuing from Sunday’s Baptism Retread, I want to demonstrate this from my own past and that of my kids. My oldest, was “baptized” into a pagan family. She was born to witches and dedicated in… more →
Lord And Hearth
Why I do not believe there is a separate plan for Israel, part 3
wrote 2 hours ago: Romans 3.31- “Do we then overthrow the Law by this faith? By no means! On the contrary, we uph … more →
ReformedCast 86 - Union with Christ with Dr. J. Todd Billings
wrote 8 hours ago: We welcome, this week, Dr. J. Todd Billings author if the book Union with Christ: Reframing Theology … more →
Those Who Believe the Gospel are in the Covenant
wrote 11 hours ago: Argument .1. The Pedobaptists Claim that the Covenant Now is the Same as in the Old Times The first … more →
Why I do not believe there is a separate plan for Israel, part 2
wrote 2 days ago: In all this, know that there is not a single impulse in me that is anti-Semitic or anti-Jewish-lover … more →
Providence and Mankind
wrote 3 days ago: Westminster Larger Catechism in modern English question number twenty: Q. 20. What was the providenc … more →
Why I do not believe there is a separate plan for Israel, part 1
wrote 4 days ago: Biblical theology is understanding God’s plan for His people and how it unfolds from Genesis t … more →
Review: Williamson's "Sealed with an Oath"
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wrote 5 days ago: Paul R. Williamson, Sealed with an Oath: Covenant in God’s Unfolding Purpose, NSBT 23 (Downers Grove … more →
A Critique of a Critique of Non-Dispensationalism's Understanding of Israel
wrote 6 days ago: In the latest issue of The Master’s Seminary Journal, Michael Vlach writes a critique of the non-dis … more →
The Church as Israel in the New Testament
wrote 6 days ago: In the previous post, I attempted to give an overview of how God’s promises to Israel can (and I bel … more →
Not Dispensationalism or Covenant Theology, but Kingdom through Covenant?
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wrote 1 week ago: Big news in the theological world from Justin Taylor today: Peter J. Gentry (Old Testament professor … more →
Always Reformed: Essays in Honor of W. Robert Godfrey is now available as an ebook.
wrote 1 week ago: Always Reformed: Essays in Honor of W. Robert Godfrey is now available as an ebook Always Reformed: … more →
Common Grace and Divine Dispositions in the Economy of Salvation
wrote 1 week ago: Definitions: God is 1.) Universally gracious to all his creatures. 2.) Generally gracious to mankind … more →
My Take on Chapter 3 of 'The Gospel as Center'
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wrote 2 weeks ago: I thought I would put this up here as I put a little effort into it and I need to post Some of the … more →
My Response to My Review of Crampton’s Book: Part 2
wrote 2 weeks ago: Well, I am finally getting around to writing my second entry in this series of responses to my own b … more →
The Mosaic Covenant: What is it?
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wrote 2 weeks ago: What exactly is the Mosaic/Sinaitic covenant? Is it part of the covenant of grace God established w … more →
Believers and Non-believers in the New Covenant
wrote 2 weeks ago: As some may have noticed, I haven’t had much time lately to post anything new lately, but I … more →
COVENANT THEOLOGY" & BIBLICAL PROPHECY
wrote 3 weeks ago: by Rev. Jack Brooks Two of the most dominant streams in the river of evangelical theology are Dispen … more →
The Covenant of Grace
wrote 3 weeks ago: The covenant of grace is a gracious covenant because it is a fruit and manifestation of the grace of … more →
Israel as the Remnant + Gentiles
wrote 3 weeks ago: Israel of the New Testament as the believing remnant + gentiles When Jesus Christ came in the flesh, … more →
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