This article studies the phrase "justification by faith," focusing on the preposition “by.” This study is done from four perspectives: scriptural, theological, experiential, and polemical.
This article explains how John 8:36 can help in winning the battle for sexual purity. Through the Spirit, put sin to death.
With due consideration to Ephesians 4:10-16, this article describes the various marks of a faithful church member.
This article interacts with objections levelled at the doctrine of definite atonement, or limited atonement.
This article discusses the Reformed doctrine of definite atonement or limited atonement.
This article raises a host of objections against the teaching of universal atonement, or universal redemption.
This article considers the life of the Dutch theologian, Herman Bavinck.
This article makes the case for using the Puritans for devotional reading, as their literature addresses the mind, conscience, and heart.
How does regeneration and the believer’s justification by faith relate to the believer’s union with Christ? Chapter 30 explores how the Puritans answered this question. The authors consider the chief blessing that Christians receive, faith, and thus union with Christ as it relates to the ordo salutis (order of salvation).
Beeke argues from Joshua 24:14-15 that God requires heads of households to lead their families in family worship. He further considers how this worship should be conducted.
