Childs on being both "biblical" and "dogmatic"
In sum, at this juncture probably little more precision in theory is required other than to urge biblical scholars to be more systematic, an...
Seeing Our Own Silly Faces
C.S. Lewis in a discussion of allegorical interpretation, What we see when we think we are looking into the depths of Scripture may sometime...
J.I. Packer on the Perseverance of the Saints
J. I. Packer, Knowing God , 275: God is adequate as our keeper. "Nothing...can separate us from the love of God," because the lo...
The Church as a Little but Holy and Beautiful Flock
John Gill's reflection on the church as the "flock" of God ( Exposition on Acts 20:28 ): The church and all the members of it,...
John Gill on Repentance and Faith
In his exposition of the book of Acts , John Gill reflects on Paul's summary of his gospel preaching. In his farewell address to the Eph...
Jesus Knows Himself to Be God the Son Incarnate
In Wellum's primer on Christology , he devotes a chapter to Jesus's self understanding during the incarnation ("Who Does Jesus ...
When Hope Shouts: Navigating Exhaustion and Exultation in Christ
In Luke 22:45, Luke describes the disciples in the garden as having fallen asleep because they were “exhausted from sorrow.” This picture of...
When Hope Screamed: The Glory of Christ in Suffering
Hope in the New Testament is often connected to the resurrection and the life that is found as a result of being “in Christ.” This hope is n...
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