Interview by Matthew Claridge– For disciples at the end of their emotional and spiritual rope, processing the shameful agony of Good Friday and the inexpressible ecstasy of Easter Sunday must have had an effect similar to blunt force trauma. What does it all mean? Is this all a dream? Standing in their midst, risen and [...]

By Tim Raymond What were the primary battles fought by the Protestant Reformers?  What were the hills upon which they were prepared to die?  If we’re conservative evangelicals, we would probably immediately and rightly think of justification by faith alone.  As Luther essentially said, “Justification is the article by which the church stands and falls.”  [...]

Matthew Barrett and Oren Martin had the honor of sitting down with Thomas Schreiner, professor of New Testament at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and preaching pastor at Clifton Baptist Church, to talk about the role Scripture has played in his own life and ministry. Part 1 – The role of Scripture in Tom’s conversion, [...]

By Ardel Caneday Perhaps it is my age, perhaps not, but I seem vexed daily, not that I am unpleasant, unhappy, miserable, of churlish. No. Actually, I am quite happy, pleasant, and cheerful. My vexation is not prompted by ailments, body pains, or anything within me. Rather, my vexation comes because I encounter others, I [...]

By Fred Zaspel Frequently throughout his writings on the doctrine of Scripture B.B. Warfield emphasizes that we believe in the inspiration of Scripture simply because Jesus and his appointed apostles taught it. This for Warfield is the real issue and deciding factor in the question — We hold this doctrine on Jesus’ own authority. And [...]