God does not simply sit down with us over a beer, accepting us just as we are and leaving us entirely unchanged, except for giving us an undeserved inheritance.

Our understanding of discipline is too narrow. More than punishing or correcting, discipline is an act of love that shapes us to Christ. And it does far more good than harm in the end.

Machen's classic book still sheds light on our current culture and its idolization of the self.

A new podcast with K. Scott Oliphint on the future of Reformed apologetics

Matthew's Gospel on the cosmic significance of Christ's coming

A podcast on the theology of Richard B. Gaffin, Jr.

Theology is meant to be lived out, not just learned and contemplated.

Van Til continues to show the Kantian roots of Barth's theology, arguing that Barth's use of language does not make him orthodox, since he means something entirely different by the common terms he uses.