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ArticleWhy Read the Books of Daniel and Revelation If the End Is Not Yet Nigh?

Apocolyptic literature has a message most people miss.

Iain M. Duguid
January 20, 2023

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Chad Van Dixhoorn speaking
Seminary UpdateSpecial Craig Center Lecture
various
November 16, 2022
Vern Poythress speaking
Seminary UpdateVern Poythress on the Gary Wilkerson Podcast
Vern Poythress
December 8, 2022

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Van Til flyer
EventVan Til & The Future of Reformed Apologetics
February 28, 2023
WTS Preaching Conference
EventWTS 2022 Conference on Preaching and Preachers
October 18, 2022

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Albrecht Altdorfer
ArticleWhy Read the Books of Daniel and Revelation If the End Is Not Yet Nigh?Albrecht Altdorfer

Apocolyptic literature has a message most people miss.

Iain M. Duguid
January 20, 2023
Cornelius Van Til
ArticleThe Future of Reformed ApologeticsCornelius Van Til

"Insofar as these sub-reformed apologetic methods proliferate, the church will struggle to meet the challenge of unbelief."

Brandon McLean Smith
January 18, 2023
Star of Bethlehem
ArticleWhat Your Nativity Really MeansStar of Bethlehem

Our nativity scenes communicate something we all overlook: a weak and suffering savior who came to the world as an outcast.

Pierce Taylor Hibbs
December 20, 2022
WSP PublicationThe Church Between Temple and Mosque

In this influential posthumous masterpiece, Dutch missiologist J. H. Bavinck guides readers in a candid, eloquent, and eye-opening exploration of religion, revelation, and the distinctness of the Christian faith in the context of global religions.

Westminster Seminary Press
December 19, 2022

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MagazineThinking Biblically about Race

A biblical perspective on race celebrates both our God-given unity and our uniqueness

Timothy Brindle
December 1, 2022
William Merritt Chase, Self Portrait (1915)
MagazineThe Gospel and Identity in Christ

"Many grace-filled brothers and sisters speak openly against the SSA identity paradigm. These humble servants are no ivory-tower theologians, hurling theological darts from afar."

David B. Garner
December 1, 2022
Ruins of Holyrood Chapel
MagazineCritical Theory and the Bible

Critical theory needs to be open to its own criticism.

Brian Mattson
December 1, 2022
Thomas Cole, The Voyage of Life: Childhood
MagazineLiving Pro-Life in a Post-Roe World

"This is yet another example of a not-so-subtle maneuver pro-abortion advocates have employed in recent years, involving word games that would have made Wittgenstein proud."

David Owen Filson
December 1, 2022

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PodcastThe Pastor and the Modern World: Episode 2: The Heart of the Pastor and the Pulpit

The second installment of the Pastor and the Modern World podcast

Peter Lillback
September 9, 2022
PodcastThe Pastor in the Modern World: Episode 3: Gregory of Nazianzus: The Pastor as Physician of Souls

The third installment of The Pastor and the Modern World podcast.

Peter Lillback
September 9, 2022
PodcastThe Pastor and the Modern World: Episode 1: Are We Really Secular?

The first installment of The Pastor and the Modern World podcast

Peter Lillback
September 9, 2022
PodcastThe Afterword | Season 2, Episode 1

Listen in as Jonny Gibson interviews Gavin Peacock, a former professional soccer player, and current pastor.

various
February 11, 2021

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LectureLiving Arts: Beauty in the Bible

Listen to Dr. Edmund P. Clowney expound on a Biblical understanding of art and aesthetics.

Edmund Clowney
July 26, 2021
LectureThe Law in the Westminster Confession

Listen to Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson compare the view of theonomy to the Westminster divines.

Sinclair B. Ferguson
January 1, 1988
LectureWhat is the Bible?

Listen to Dr. Richard B. Gaffin Jr. contend for the only way to hear the voice of Jesus.

Richard B. Gaffin
March 5, 2010
LectureFor the King, Part Two

Listen in to this second lecture as Cornelius Van Til continues to speak on the victory of Jesus.

Cornelius Van Til
April 30, 2021
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