Blogs about: Mark Talbot
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We Lack the Conceptual Wherewithal
Thus Scripture reveals that both human agency and divine agency are to be fully affirmed without attempting to tell us how this can be, because we have no way to understand it, no matter what Scriptur… more →
Not My Words
Lecture of the Week; Mark Talbot on All the Good that Is Ours in Christ: Seeing God's Gracious Hand in the Hurts Others Do to Us
wrote 1 week ago: This week’s lecture is by Mark Talbot. It was given at 2005 Desiring God National Conference. … more →
In The Can
wrote 2 months ago: (in a non-rude way…) Yes, it’s done. Our first recording session was today, and all of t … more →
Casting
wrote 3 months ago: So, casting is underway and Podcast #1, tentatively titled ‘Dead Skinny’, is beginning t … more →
With Calvin in the Theater of God...
wrote 3 months ago: Desiring God 2009 National Conference, Calvin in the Theater of God, 25-27 Sep 09. Check. It. Out. … more →
How Did Mark Talbot Come to the Lord
wrote 6 months ago: Comments at the end about how and why Philosophy are dead on. … more →
We Lack the Conceptual Wherewithal
wrote 1 year ago: Thus Scripture reveals that both human agency and divine agency are to be fully affirmed without att … more →
We Can Understand Why We Cannot Understand
wrote 1 year ago: “But,” you ask, “how can this possibly be? How can Joseph’s brothers have a … more →
God Is the Primary Agent
wrote 1 year ago: So the biblical view is this: God has ordained or willed or planned everything that happens in our w … more →
God Sustained Them in Their Sin
wrote 1 year ago: God, as the One who actively sustains all things (see again Heb. 1:3 with Col 1:17), was the source … more →
He is Never Absent or Inactive
wrote 1 year ago: All of history is composed of this sort of dual explanation: God foreordains what humans choose. He … more →
Paul's Shipwreck and God's Foreordination
wrote 1 year ago: The story of Paul’s shipwreck in Acts 27 involves the same sort of dual explanation [of both G … more →
True Freedom of the Will
wrote 1 year ago: Perhaps it is not too much to say that it is only after God has regenerated us that we possess true … more →
