Biblical Resources

Love him or hate him (which many who read this blog do), the legacy of John Calvin isn’t going anywhere (isn’t that what a legacy is designed to do?). For those who wanted to attend some of the conferences (the GPTS conference in particular) but was unable, the audio is now available on SA. Click here to hear from James

In March of this year, Greenville Seminary held their annual Spring Theology Conference. The theme was on the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit. I was given permission today to post all the lectures and Q&A sessions. You can access the conference by clicking here. Lectures include “Cessation of the Gifts”, by George Knight, III; “John Owen on the

The guys over at Christ the Center recently interviewed Dr. Dan Wallace on the issue of Textual Criticism. Dr. Wallace also discussed some recent NT manuscript finds (very interesting). Click here to listen. See also Dr. Wallace’s article “Challenges in New Testament Textual Criticism for the Twenty-first Century” in the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, Vol. 52, No. 1

The fourth volume in John Frame series A Theology of Lordship is now available The Doctrine of the Word of God, coming in at 720 pages. Sample pages here. On Thursday of this week Kevin Boling interviewed John Frame on the Knowing the Truth radio program, discussing this particular publication. Other books in this particular series include (in order of

Before I get the reputation of being a Van Til controversialist, I have posted some new papers on my site pertaining to Covenant Theology. The first is a presentation of Covenant Theology from a credobaptist (i.e., believer’s baptist) position. While I most certainly fly my Reformed Baptist colors on this paper, I hasten to add that our paedobaptist brethren would