How can we apply the poetry of Scripture to the Christian life?
Dr. Scott Redd explains how poetry in Scripture applies to the Christian life and helps us have a more complete view of God.
What are some pitfalls of systematic theology?
Dr. Michael Allen talks about the significance of pursuing wholeness in theological study and not neglecting the whole counsel of God.
What is the importance of communication in counseling?
Dr. Bill Richardson talks about how God’s self-disclosure informs the practices of active listening and communication in counseling.
Did Jesus and the apostles preach the right doctrine from the wrong Old Testament texts?
Dr. G.K. Beale surveys the New Testament use of the Old Testament and describes how Jesus and the apostles interpreted Scripture.
What if I feel abandoned by God?
Dr. Sinclair Ferguson gives practical, biblical, and pastoral advice and encouragement for those who feel like God has deserted them.
Why is the Westminster Confession of Faith important in my Christian life?
Dr. Chad Van Dixhoorn reflects on how the Westminster Confession of Faith is a resource to help Christians understand and glorify God more fully.
What is the purpose of the Master of Divinity degree today?
Dr. Ligon Duncan explains how an MDiv curriculum is designed to form and sanctify students in the Word of God for the work of pastoral ministry.
What is the future of theological education?
Dr. Ligon Duncan casts a vision for the future of theological education, highlighting the importance of a personal setting in preparation for ministry.
What is Neo-Calvinism?
Dr. Gray Sutanto gives a brief historical overview of Neo-Calvinism using two of the overarching challenges the theology seeks to address.
What does it mean to be winsomely Reformed?
Dr. Michael Kruger explains what it looks like for believers to warmly and graciously engage the culture while remaining firm in theological convictions.
How do I best practice family worship?
Dr. Charlie Wingard shares practical advice and encouragement for families seeking to study God’s Word together.
How should the biblical story shape our worship?
Rev. Michael Glodo talks about the promise of the gospel in the Aaronic blessing and how it makes a difference in the Christian life.
What are some pitfalls of church planting?
Dr. Irwyn Ince discusses the New Testament roots of church planting and explains the most common personal hazards faced by church planters.
How do I restore a broken relationship?
Dr. Guy Richard gives practical advice on how to restore broken relationships and live in the light of humility and forgiveness.
How were people saved in the Old Testament?
Dr. Robert Cara talks about how Old Testament believers were saved, reminding New Testament believers that the Savior never changes.
Why study systematic theology?
Dr. Michael Allen outlines four reasons to study systematic theology, explaining the need for Christians to have their assumptions corrected by Scripture.
How are Old Testament land promises fulfilled?
Dr. John Currid discusses land motifs in the Bible and how they ultimately point believers to the promised land of heaven.
What are some misconceptions of Calvinism?
Dr. J.V. Fesko addresses three common misunderstandings about Calvinism and clarifies the teaching of the Reformed tradition on each issue.
How can I better understand the Holy Spirit?
Dr. Sinclair Ferguson explains how the person and work of the Holy Spirit point believers back to the Father and the Son.
What is Reformed theology?
Dr. Ligon Duncan gives a functional definition of Reformed theology, explaining its historic roots and outlining five basic areas of emphasis.
What can I do to prepare for seminary?
Dr. Ligon Duncan provides practical tips and encouragement for those who may be considering or preparing to enroll in seminary.
How do I keep from making God just an object of study?
Dr. Michael Allen encourages believers to pursue the presence and love of God as the ultimate object of theological study.
How should Christians disagree with others?
Dr. Scott Redd provides practical suggestions on how to love our neighbors when we disagree with them.
Where did Satan come from?
Dr. Guy Richard talks about the origins of sin and fallen angels, encouraging believers to look to God for wisdom and hope.
How do I know if I really love God?
Dr. Rod Culbertson provides three diagnostic questions to help believers understand and be assured of their faith in God.
Do Paul and Jesus disagree?
Dr. Guy Waters explains how Jesus and Paul preach and teach the same message for life and faith, despite claims that they contradict each other.
What is the difference between men and women?
Dr. Kevin DeYoung sorts through conflicting cultural messages about gender and explains how men and women are part of God’s creational plan.
Why is it important for pastors to understand church government?
The Rev. Fred Greco explains how pastors should care for their congregations by knowing and applying their systems of church government.
What can Christians do to survive in college?
Dr. Michael Kruger provides practical advice and encouragement for believers on keeping the faith while faced with doubt in college.
How do I read the Old Testament historical books devotionally?
Dr. Peter Lee shares three practical strategies for reading Old Testament historical books as a devotion.
What does it mean that God is able to keep us from stumbling?
Dr. Zachary Cole explains how the book of Jude warns against taking advantage of the gospel and encourages believers to persevere.
What lessons can we learn from the pandemic?
Dr. James Anderson exhorts believers to remember God's sovereignty and the importance of public witness during times of unrest.
What is the importance of the Westminster Standards today?
Dr. Ligon Duncan explains the function of the Westminster Standards and how Christians can benefit from them in a modern context.
What Puritan books should I read?
Dr. Ligon Duncan recommends a practical devotional work from the Puritan era and explains how believers can benefit from the Puritans today.
How do I keep my devotional life strong in seminary?
Dr. Redd encourages believers to be conscious of the power of God's Word when studying it in an intellectual setting.
What is progressive Christianity?
Dr. Michael Kruger shares some of the characteristics of progressive Christianity and how it distorts the gospel.
Why does the virgin birth matter?
Dr. Greg Lanier explains how the New Testament authors affirm both the historical and theological significance of the virgin birth.
How do I share the gospel with strangers?
Dr. Bruce Lowe encourages believers to share the gospel with love, boldness, and persistence.
What does it mean that Jesus “descended into Hell”?
Dr. Guy Waters explains different views about what it means when we say that Jesus descended into Hell.
How can I best care for the church in crisis?
Karen Ellis shares four ways that the body of Christ can come alongside believers worldwide in times of crisis.
Why is archaeology useful for Christians?
Dr. John Currid explains how archaeology can help believers better understand the Scriptures.
What if I suffer from severe anxiety?
Mike Hillerman encourages believers to remember God's redemptive plan for the world in the midst of distress and anxiety.
What does it mean to fear the Lord?
Dr. Michael Allen unpacks the different types of fear in the Bible to help believers understand "the fear of the Lord."
How do I best practice family worship?
Dr. Charlie Wingard shares practical advice and encouragement for families seeking to study God's word together.
Does God love me just the way I am?
Dr. Ligon Duncan explains how the good news of the gospel helps us to better understand God's love.
How does the second coming of Christ change how we live now?
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Why did God wait to reveal the Trinity?
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How do I counsel someone who has been hurt by the church?
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What are the differences between covenant theology and dispensationalism?
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What are some of the greatest challenges facing church leaders right now?
Dr. Ligon Duncan empathizes with church leaders and reminds them of their ultimate hope during discouraging seasons.
Aren't all religions basically the same?
Dr. James Anderson explains three key distinctions between Christianity and other world religions.
How do I know if I am called to the ministry?
Dr. Michael Allen provides practical advice and encouragement for those who are wondering if they are called to ministry.
How should Christians worship through difficult seasons?
Amid challenging circumstances, Dr. Ligon Duncan reminds believers to base their worship in hope and trust.
How should we understand the book of Revelation?
Dr. Thomas Keene shares important things to keep in mind when studying Revelation and encourages believers not to be intimidated by its symbolism.
How could the Israelites know what Scripture taught?
Dr. William Ross explains the significance of the three teaching offices that brought the Word of God to Israel.
What is a big misconception of theology?
In this rerun of a previous Wisdom Wednesday episode, Dr. Carl Ellis discusses how theology has been and is shaped by its historical and cultural contexts.
How should Christians disagree with others?
Dr. Scott Redd provides practical suggestions on how to love our neighbors when we disagree with them.
What does it mean to count it all joy?
Dr. Scott Swain reminds believers that we don’t have to pretend all is well in the face of trials, but that we do have reasons to rejoice as we bear sorrows.
Why does it seem like the smartest people are the ones who reject Christianity?
Dr. Michael Kruger explains the factors that influence our beliefs and decisions, arguing that Christianity is the truth, even if those around us reject it.
How can I best be equipped for the ministry?
Dr. Ligon Duncan discusses the need for churches and seminaries to work together to equip pastors to minister well.