Christ the Center

As a student at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, I am pleased to announce the 2009 Spring Theology Conference, sponsored by GPTS. The theme for the conference is John Calvin 500 Years in Retrospect: A 21st Century Assessement. “Loved, hated, misrepresented, misunderstood, blindly-followed by some, rejected out-of-hand by others, but nevertheless relevant even in the modern world, John Calvin is in

Below are some forthcoming resources from Kregel that will be of interest to our readers: Invitation to Biblical Interpretation: Expoloring the Hermeneutical Triad of History, Literature, and Theology, by Andreas Köstenberger, and Richard Patterson. The Handy Guide to New Testament Greek: Grammar, Syntax, and Diagramming, by Douglas S. Hoffman. Revisiting the Corruption of the New Testament: Manuscript, Patristic, and Apocryphal

I have been struck lately with the disregard for Sabbath keeping, and I know brothers in Christ differ on this issue, but in this post I want to offer a few resources (pro) on this issue. First, while not entirely for Sabbath keeping, is a forthcoming title by Broadman & Holman Perspectives on the Sabbath: 4 Views, edited by Christopher

Just happened to run across the cover to the book on ecclesiology that is coming out later this year. I defended the plurality of elders in this work. There are four other views (I guess that’s why the title speaks of “Five Views”) and, most interestingly for most of our readers, Dr. Robert Reymond presented the Presbyterian view. Our interaction

The guys over at Reformed Forum recently interviewed Martin Downes (no biological relationship to me) with reference to his new book Risking the Truth: Handling Error in the Church (Christian Focus, 2009). In this issue of the program “The nature of error and heresy is delineated and the best approach to handling it pastorally in the life of the local

If the above two topics pique your interest in the least, you will want to tune in live to the 2012 GPTS Spring Theology Conference on Tuesday and Wednesday at 7pm. The two evening sessions will be (Lord willing) broadcast live on Sermon Audio. If you click here at 7pm tomorrow, you will hear Dr. Paul Helseth on the topic