Wisdom Wednesday
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What does it mean that God is immutable?
Dr. Josh Malone
Dr. Joshua Malone unpacks the doctrine of God's immutability. Does God's unchanging nature mean he is static or immobile? Far from it—immutability means that God is fully and perfectly who he is, without diminishment. His love, holiness, and goodness are complete and unshakable.
Why should I study the Ancient Near East?
Dr. Nicholas Reid
Dr. Nicholas Reid explores why studying the ancient Near East is valuable for biblical interpretation. Understanding Scripture's historical and social context helps us read it more faithfully. With access to thousands of ancient texts, we can deepen our knowledge of the Bible and sharpen our discernment.
What is Cultural Apologetics and why does it matter?
Dr. Gray Sutanto
Dr. N. Gray Sutanto explores cultural apologetics and how Christianity speaks to modern concerns. Rather than just addressing the truth or reasonableness of the faith, cultural apologetics demonstrates how Christianity both challenges and fulfills our culture's deepest longings.
What is the purpose of the Covenant of Grace?
Dr. Scott Swain
Dr. Scott Swain explains how God’s covenant promise unfolds throughout Scripture and finds its fulfillment in Christ.
How do we correctly confess our sins?
Dr. John V. Fesko
Dr. John V. Fesko explores what Scripture teaches about confessing our sins. How can we rightly repent when we struggle to recall our sins?
If Christianity is so good, why are Christians so bad?
Dr. James Anderson
Dr. James Anderson explores what Scripture teaches about spiritual growth and human failure.
How should we understand the long-suffering of God?
Dr. Ligon Duncan
Dr. Ligon Duncan reflects on God's patience and how it shapes our perspective on justice, grace, and spiritual growth.We often grow frustrated when we don’t see wrongs set right immediately, but God’s long suffering reminds us that His justice is perfect and works on His timetable, not ours. At the same time, His patience toward us is one of the greatest blessings we have—allowing us room to grow, mature, and reflect His gra
How do I grow in my devotional life?
Dr. Ligon Duncan
Dr. Ligon Duncan shares practical advice for deepening your devotional time in the Word of God. He emphasizes the importance of planning. In our busy world, setting aside intentional time to study Scripture, whether through a structured reading plan or focused study, is crucial.
Is every Psalm about Christ?
Dr. Richard Belcher
Dr. Richard Belcher highlights the profound connection between the Psalms and the life of Christ. Discover how Christ’s life, death, and work are woven throughout the Psalms.
How can Christians best bear one another’s burdens?
Dr. Scott Redd
Dr. Scott Redd reminds us that bearing one another's burdens goes beyond sympathy. It calls for active participation and deep empathy for the suffering of others. As a global church, we are called to share in each other’s joys and sorrows through prayer and meaningful acts of love and service.
What does it mean to pray “Your kingdom come”?
Dr. Kevin DeYoung
Kevin DeYoung offers a thought-provoking exploration of the prayer, "Your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven." He emphasizes that God's kingdom is not something we build through our efforts but rather a divine reality we enter by faith. True kingdom work begins where Christ is acknowledged as King, and His will is revered.
How can we use lament Psalms in worship?
Dr. Peter Lee
Dr. Peter Lee emphasizes the vital role of the Lament Psalms in worship. He explores how these powerful songs provide a voice for grief.
Dr. Duncan talks about the significance of reaching episode 100.
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About Wisdom Wednesday
Wisdom Wednesday is a weekly video series where relevant matters of the Christian faith are addressed by RTS faculty and friends with truth, candor, and grace. Check back each week for a new video from Reformed Theological Seminary, a seminary with a Mind for Truth and a Heart for God.