I am of the opinion that we can learn more from the dead than from the living. Or, at the very least, the dead still speak (Hebrews… Read more “Learning from the Learned”
The Command to Baptize
It would be my contention that the primary ground for infant baptism is drawn from the nature of the covenant of grace which includes the children of… Read more “The Command to Baptize”
Thomas Boston on the Vital Connection between the New Life & Christ’s Resurrection as Mediated through the Covenant of Grace
“The promise of the resurrection, like the oil on Aaron’s head, runs down to the skirts of his garments, in the promise of quickening his members too.… Read more “Thomas Boston on the Vital Connection between the New Life & Christ’s Resurrection as Mediated through the Covenant of Grace”
Turretin on the Benefits of Walking the Old Paths and the Dangers of Novelty in Theological Expression
“I judged that the profane caprice of crafty men for the new and curious interests of the prurient ought to be carefully avoided, and I did nothing… Read more “Turretin on the Benefits of Walking the Old Paths and the Dangers of Novelty in Theological Expression”
Precious Words
Some people, we think, just talk too much and end up putting their foot in their mouths. If they would only learn the value of listening (silence)… Read more “Precious Words”
The Sabbath of the Son of Man
Matthew 12:8 “For the Son of man is Lord even of the sabbath day.” In Daniel’s visions the reader is given a glimpse into the purposes of… Read more “The Sabbath of the Son of Man”
20 Encouragements to Sanctification in Christ
Sanctification is a Christian duty, even an holy obligation (see WCF, Chapter 13). But is there more to it than simply a desire or pursuit of what… Read more “20 Encouragements to Sanctification in Christ”
