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Douglas Sweeney on Theology in Time and Space
As the church gathers Sunday after Sunday, and as it scatters throughout each week, what effect does theology have on the people?
Mar 21
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February 2024
A Move to Substack
For nearly a decade, I've run a blog called Exploring Church History.
Feb 23
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David Barshinger
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A Move to Substack
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Feb 23
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January 2024
James Eglinton’s Modern and Orthodox Bavinck
In Bavinck: A Critical Biography (Baker Academic, 2020), James Eglinton gives us a nuanced Herman Bavinck, one who resists previous biographical…
Jan 13
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David Barshinger
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James Eglinton’s Modern and Orthodox Bavinck
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November 2022
Thomas Kidd on Thomas Jefferson, a Man of Contradictions
In a day when the founding fathers of the United States either are elevated with paeans of praise or have fallen from grace among the woke, it’s hard to…
Nov 5, 2022
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David Barshinger
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May 2022
Thomas Chalmers and the Need for a New Affection
Jonathan Edwards is perhaps the Christian theologian who has spoken in greatest detail about the affections—with his theology of the affections captured…
May 9, 2022
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David Barshinger
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February 2022
Gregory of Nazianzus on Jesus as God in Human Flesh
The incarnation should never cease to amaze us.
Feb 22, 2022
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David Barshinger
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January 2022
John Calvin’s Brief Definition of Christianity
In studying Paul’s epistles to the Thessalonians, John Calvin sheds light on the basics of Christianity.
Jan 3, 2022
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David Barshinger
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December 2021
Stephen Charnock and What God’s Power Tells Us about the Incarnation
In the Puritan Stephen Charnock’s magnum opus, The Existence and Attributes of God (1682), he devotes his tenth discourse (of fourteen lengthy…
Dec 23, 2021
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David Barshinger
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Stephen Charnock and What God’s Power Tells Us about the Incarnation
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November 2021
Allen C. Guelzo on Robert E. Lee
Mention the name Robert E.
Nov 17, 2021
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David Barshinger
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October 2021
Basil the Great on the Holy Spirit
Athanasius’s On the Incarnation is a classic work of Christian literature—one that deserves to be read by all believers.
Oct 14, 2021
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David Barshinger
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September 2021
Stephen Charnock on God’s Delight in Answering Prayer
The Puritan Stephen Charnock (1628–1680) is perhaps best remembered for his two-volume magnum opus The Existence and Attributes of God, which contains…
Sep 27, 2021
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