Matthew Everhard
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R.C. Sproul: Reformed Champion and Defender of the Faith
Reformed Champion We desperately miss R.C. Sproul (1939-2017). There are so few men like him. As I grow older (I’m 45) and labor longer in the ministry (23 years) I appreciate more and more those rare, faithful men who make it to the end of their career, having held fast the faith. So few remain […]
“The Septuagint: What It Is and Why It Matters,” by Gregory R. Lanier and William A. Ross
In 2021, I challenged myself to read the entire New Testament in Greek. I failed. If the purpose of my resolution was to complete the entire NT in under a year, I clearly fell short. I just began 2 Corinthians with only a few weeks to go in the calendar year. But if the greater […]
Jonathan Edwards on the Brevity of Mortal Life
Resolution 6: Resolved, to live with all my might, while I do live.[1] Life is short. When we were children, it seemed like ages from one birthday to the next. We marked our lives by six-month increments because years were too long to comprehend. We boasted, “I’m five and a half!” Now into my fifth […]
A Beautiful Way to Teach Doctrine
The Glory and Necessity of Doctrine Teaching theology is one of the most important things that pastors do. In Scripture, Paul strongly exhorts Titus to, “teach what accords with sound doctrine.” (Titus 2:1). In fact, the importance of teaching trustworthy theological fundamentals to the congregations of Christ’s people is among the most earnest and soul-preserving […]
Reading Kierkegaard: A Journey Off the Beaten Path
The Worn Path or the Taller Grass? Reading Soren Kierkegaard is a journey that takes the daring reader off the familiar path of Reformed theology and into the taller, wilder grass of spiritual existentialism. Through his writings I am brought into a whole new field of philosophical exploration that makes me feel at once both […]
