Graeme Goldsworthy, in a series of lectures on the necessity and importance of Biblical Theology in Seminary, Christian education, the home—and most importantly in Pastoral Ministry, offers some observations on how it can aid the Pastor and the Church: First, biblical theology is integral to, and helps promote, a high view of the Bible. To…
In the Eighteenth century—right smack in the middle of the Age of Enlightenment, something marvelous was happening. In both Wales and in the Great Awakening of New England, the Holy Spirit began to fall and bring a radical revival. People experienced transformation, as they turned to the Lord in unprecedented numbers. Listen to some of…
Martin Luther understood that faith is by “its very nature a power and a life,” and described it like this: “O, this faith is a living, busy, active, powerful thing! It is impossible that it should not be ceaselessly doing that which is good. It does not even ask whether good works should be done;…
The Christian Worldview collides with other worldviews on a number of fronts, but one area that seems to outpace others is in the arena of morality. The propositional truth claims of the Bible raise the hackles of the world, but when issues of morality arise—the world becomes not just indignant but outright hostile. “How dare…
