Is the Christian Free from Law?
Here is what seems to be a common conversation. “The believer still lives under a moral law after salvation.” “But …
Here is what seems to be a common conversation. “The believer still lives under a moral law after salvation.” “But …
We have all probably had this conversation: “How are you?” “Blessed.” But what does ‘blessed’ communicate? How am I to …
This post continues a series on Covenant Theology. The criticism offered below falls within the context of the previous posts …
This post continues a series on Covenant Theology. The criticism offered below falls within the context of the previous posts …
This is a continuation of last week’s series on Covenant Theology. Today’s post evaluates logic verses revelation. CT teaches that …
The first three blogs in this series have focused on defining Covenantal Theology, its hermeneutics, how it reached formulated. Now …
If typological hermeneutics served to develop a unifying framework for divine revelation along covenantal lines, the theological battles of the …
Yesterday, Covenant theology was defined. This post evaluates their hermeneutics. It would be difficult to overstate the importance of the …
“Preoccupation with the biblical teaching on the covenants has long been a distinguishing trait of Reformed theology.” [1] This blog …
There are two common expressions I hear from people used to defend a belief or action. In fact, most of …
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