Nathan Johnson begins a new series examining each of the Old Testament sacraments.
Theology
God Has Zero Wrath, Pt. 2: More From Augustine on a Patristic Commonplace
Augustine gives a thorough account of how ‘wrath’ can and can’t be said of God.
God Has Zero Wrath: A Note on a Basic Patristic Teaching from Augustine
Augustine makes surprisingly unabashed statements about how Scripture speaks of God’s wrath.
Old Testament Sacraments? A Reformed Overview
Nathan Johnson unpacks a surprising belief of the Reformed tradition: that Old Testament believers had sacraments.
Trinity and Catholicity: A Survey of Global Trinitarianism for Western Readers
Glenn Butner introduces Western readers to the trinitarian theology of the majority world.
What is Orthodox Protestantism? A Brief Response to Rod Dreher
Amid Protestant diversity, can there be such a thing as orthodoxy?
Ursinus and the Mechanics of Substitution
Zacharias Ursinus offers a neglected explanation for the seemingly difficult logic of penal substitution.
Augustine and Social (Distancing) Trinitarianism?
An uneven book offers confused insights on church life in a pandemic.
Still Reclaiming Calvin’s Doctrine of the Lord’s Supper
20 years on from his landmark book on Calvin’s view of the supper, Keith Mathison asks: has it been reclaimed?
The Limits to a Diachronic Treatment of the Trinity: A Case for Dogmatics in the Classroom
What happens when you teach the Trinity topic by topic rather than historically?