The Word and the World

Past students of Dr. James Grier reflect on his legacy as a faithful teacher of the word.

David Covington (MDiv, ThM & DMin, WTS) reflects on the roots of Biblical Counseling--and the importance of not straying into secular psychology.

Learn about The Detroit Project church planting initiative. The goal of the Project is to plant thirty-five PCA churches in the next ten years.

Rob Edwards (DMin, Westminster Theological Seminary), Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Apologetics, shared about his background and experience in college ministry.

James A. Altena reflects on the theological nature of music and the necessity of creating--or listening to--music with Christian discernment.

Nate Shannon, Associate Director of Global Curriculum & Assessment, and Adjunct Professor of Apologetics & Systematic Theology, discusses how teaching art--like all education--should direct children toward love and worship of God.

Edmund Clowney originally delivered this piece as a lecture in 1980 titled “Living Arts: Beauty and the Bible.” In it, Clowney draws out how the beauty of God’s creation is a reflection of his own beauty. The lecture was adapted and edited for print.

David Owen Filson, President's Professor of Apologetics and Systematic Theology, discusses the apologetic power of beautifully crafted words.

Mark A. Garcia, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, writes on how the Levitical Law reveals to the church the way in which God orders time, space, and vocation.