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One of Christianity Today’s “100 Most Influential Books of the 20th Century”, J. Gresham Machen’s earnest case for true, biblical faith and communion in Jesus Christ has been read around the world for 100 years. Originally published in 1923, this new edition features a brand-new foreword by Kevin DeYoung and is issued with the hope and prayer that the next century will be celebrated as one of reformation and renewal for Christ’s church throughout the world.
The Bible. A divinely-inspired book so glorious and yet so debated these days that we decided to record another podcast on this essential topic.
In 1820 Thomas Jefferson completed his redacted version of the Four Gospels he called “The Philosophy and Morals of Jesus.” Although it wasn’t published in his lifetime, “The Jefferson Bible” would become a popular example of an alarming trend in post-enlightenment hermeneutics: cutting and pasting with the Word of God.
According to Jefferson and other readers and scholars since, the Bible is an imperfect text. There might be truth in its pages, but it needs a modern lens, or additions, or subtractions to purify it or to make sense of its ancient obscure meaning. There are hard things to understand in the Bible, they say, supernatural events that are difficult to believe. So, does the Bible need to change? Or do we?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
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One of Christianity Today’s “100 Most Influential Books of the 20th Century”, J. Gresham Machen’s earnest case for true, biblical faith and communion in Jesus Christ has been read around the world for 100 years. Originally published in 1923, this new edition features a brand-new foreword by Kevin DeYoung and is issued with the hope and prayer that the next century will be celebrated as one of reformation and renewal for Christ’s church throughout the world.
The 100th Anniversary Edition of Christianity & Liberalism officially launches today! + Free downloadable study guide included with any purchase Order: https://wtsbooks.com/collections/westminster-seminary-press/products/christianity-liberalism-100th-anniversary-edition-9781955859103?variant=42693609881800
Inspiration means a lot of things to a lot of people. For some it’s the thrill of creative expression, or motivation to accomplish something great. But in a biblical theological context, it has a very specific, very important meaning: that God is the author of the Bible.
But for liberal theologians this doctrine—that the Bible is the reliable and sufficient source of God’s revelation to man—poses a problem. If we can trust the Bible, then we can trust what Jesus says about sin, about judgment, and about his being the only way to salvation. But if Jesus isn’t who he says he is in the Bible, as liberal and progressive Christians claim, how can we say anything about him at all?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
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The Church. Few institutions are more unpopular or controversial these days than the Christian church. And, let’s face it, a lot of the time, even Christians don’t appear to like it very much. Every week it seems there’s a new scandal or debate splitting congregations. It can be tempting to think that maybe the church is obsolete, maybe we’d be better off going our own way.
But there’s a tragic irony in that. Sometimes it’s lost on us that in the Gospel of Matthew, when Jesus says “upon this rock I will build my church” he’s not talking about flawless rich young ruler types, or even the pharisees. He’s talking about the disciples but especially Peter, the one who would later deny Christ, who needed to be confronted by the apostle Paul, and who often had to have things repeated three times before he understood it.
The point is, from the very beginning Jesus knew that his church would be filled with the messy, sinful men and women that he gave his life to save. And so he gave his apostles specific guidance on how the church should help Christians grow in faith, in repentance, doctrine and ethics through preaching, sacraments, and prayer.
The liberals of Machen’s day didn’t believe this was enough. They began to look for ways to accommodate Jesus’ vision to the culture at the expense of our core beliefs about Christ, the Bible, Salvation, God, and even our own identity. We find ourselves at a similar crossroads today, surrounded by a culture asking the question: does the church even matter?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
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One of Christianity Today’s “100 Most Influential Books of the 20th Century”, J. Gresham Machen’s earnest case for true, biblical faith and communion in Jesus Christ has been read around the world for 100 years. Originally published in 1923, this new edition features a brand-new foreword by Kevin DeYoung and is issued with the hope and prayer that the next century will be celebrated as one of reformation and renewal for Christ’s church throughout the world.
Losing is never fun. And it’s even less fun when the New York Times is paying attention. But by 1929 that’s what had happened. J. Gresham Machen had lost the fight against liberalism at Princeton seminary. Even after reading Machen’s warning in Christianity and Liberalism, the Presbyterian church voted to reorganize Princeton to allow liberal theology on faculty.
That would’ve been the perfect time to pack it in. But for Machen the fight had never been about Princeton. True Christian doctrine could never belong to a single organization, no matter how influential. So Machen did what any God fearing independently wealthy bachelor would do. He quit, poached Princeton’s best faculty, and started his own seminary.
Politics. Technology. Identity. Power. Science. Everything seems to be changing. So why not faith?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
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What’s in a name?
In the past, when Christians talked about Jesus, it was safe to assume we were talking about the son of God become man who conquered death to save the lost. You know, the person the Bible’s about.
But with the rise of liberal theology in the 19th and 20th centuries, that meaning began to change. At least for some people. Christ, liberal theologians said, might be better understood as an idea, a metaphor, or a good example, rather than the sinless supernatural savior who accomplished our redemption in the first century.
This was J. Gresham Machen’s line in the sand in 1923. If we don’t worship the same Christ, Machen said, we don’t have the same religion.
Politics. Technology. Identity. Power. Science. Everything seems to be changing. So why not faith?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
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In the 1980s the Southern Baptist Convention found itself at a crossroads. While many of its churches were faithfully teaching biblical Christianity, the seminaries where its pastors were trained had been immersed in theological liberalism for decades.
In a lot of stories, this is where the split would occur. But this time something different happened. Instead of dividing, a group of courageous Christians decided to change the equation. They came up with an unprecedented plan to turn Southern Seminary from liberal theology, back to its confessional roots.
Politics. Technology. Identity. Power. Science. Everything seems to be changing. So why not faith?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
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“Line in the Sand (C&L)” by Timothy Brindle
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One of Christianity Today’s “100 Most Influential Books of the 20th Century”, J. Gresham Machen’s earnest case for true, biblical faith and communion in Jesus Christ has been read around the world for 100 years. Originally published in 1923, this new edition features a brand-new foreword by Kevin DeYoung and is issued with the hope and prayer that the next century will be celebrated as one of reformation and renewal for Christ’s church throughout the world.
On a cold winter’s day in 1921 pallbearers carried the body of one of the great theologians of the 19th and 20th centuries to a graveside in Princeton, New Jersey. Writing to his mother afterwards, J. Gresham Machen would remark that when they carried B. B. Warfield’s body out, that Old Princeton went with him. Old Princeton had been the primary seedbed for pastors and missionaries in the Presbyterian church, but now, more than 100 years from its founding, the roots of declension had taken hold and modernist theology had made inroads, infiltrating the pulpits and pews of the Presbyterian church as well. As Machen saw it, Warfield’s vital orthodoxy had been the last vestige of orthodoxy keeping Princeton from a catastrophic embrace of liberal theology.
Over the next 15 years, J. Gresham Machen’s struggle to preserve an orthodox Presbyterianism would become a touchpoint of the larger “fundamentalist controversy” boiling over in churches all around the United States. His book, Christianity & Liberalism, precipitated a series of events that culminated in Machen and other professors leaving Princeton in 1929 to plant a new seedbed for pastors and missionaries called Westminster Theological Seminary. Then, in the 1930s, Machen would break away from the mainline Presbyterian church he had spent his life in and establish a new denomination devoted to faithful teaching of God’s ancient word — an idea completely antithetical to the most influential and powerful forces of the day.
Politics. Technology. Identity. Power. Science. Everything seems to be changing. So why not faith?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
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What does it mean to be a human being created in the image of God? In the brave new world of today, that’s a loaded question. Modern culture in the West has affirmed a radical reinvention of the self that was barely imaginable when J. Gresham Machen wrote Christianity & Liberalism in 1923. Not only is LGBTQ ideology inescapable—in schools, books, movies, fashion, sports, even beer and car commercials. It has become a dogma of the mainstream.
And yet, as radical as this seems, there are prescient notes throughout Machen’s 100 year old book, words from his time that can help us make sense of our own. Principles that help us to take every thought captive, even in a world that insists on allegiance to being everything we want to be, whenever we want it, on demand. . .
Politics. Technology. Identity. Power. Science. Everything seems to be changing. So why not faith?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
Music:
“Line in the Sand (C&L)” by Timothy Brindle
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What does it mean to be a human being created in the image of God? In the brave new world of today, that’s a loaded question. Modern culture in the West has affirmed a radical reinvention of the self that was barely imaginable when J. Gresham Machen wrote Christianity & Liberalism in 1923. Not only is LGBTQ ideology inescapable—in schools, books, movies, fashion, sports, even beer and car commercials. It has become a dogma of the mainstream.
And yet, as radical as this seems, there are prescient notes throughout Machen’s 100 year old book, words from his time that can help us make sense of our own. Principles that help us to take every thought captive, even in a world that insists on allegiance to being everything we want to be, whenever we want it, on demand. . .
Politics. Technology. Identity. Power. Science. Everything seems to be changing. So why not faith?
Visit christianityandliberalism.com for more on the book, audiobook, and show.
Music:
“Line in the Sand (C&L)” by Timothy Brindle
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Arrested Development. In the 1990s, it was a hip hop group. In the early 2000s, it was a sitcom. But it’s a real psychological phenomenon that happens when, due to a variety of causes, a person or institution stops growing and ceases to thrive. And it’s a phrase J. Gresham Machen uses in his book Christianity & Liberalism to describe the consequences of a liberal theology.
In the book, Machen is describing liberals who ridicule Christians for defending a defenseless cause. It’s like defending the belief that the earth is flat, they say, or that miracles happen, or that sins need to be forgiven. What’s the point, says the Liberal. Everyone knows those things are impossible, so why bother defending them?
If that sounds familiar, it’s because we hear similar arguments from within the church today. Many are calling for a reevaluation of biblical views on sexual attraction, the sanctity of life, ethnic diversity, or even what it means to be a man or a woman. Although the topics have changed, the motivation for liberalism today isn’t all that different from that scathing critique of the church Machen confronted 100 years ago. Back then, the American church tried to compromise essential tenets of orthodox Christianity in order “to make it work.” And, as Machen predicted, it resulted in arrested development. In the years after Machen’s book, liberal protestant mainline liberal churches folded, thousands made a shipwreck of their faith, denominations split, and scores of ministries succumbed to the trajectory of theological compromise and, ultimately, to decline into the outward appearance of faithfulness—beautiful buildings and good deeds on the outside, but without a genuine saving faith in Jesus within.
So, what should we do?
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In 1923, the church in the United States was in a crisis. Modernist theology born in pre-War Europe now gripped a country experiencing vibrant technological and societal change. America in the “Roaring Twenties” was booming. Fashion was changing. Music was faster, louder. Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin were astonishing moviegoers with impossible stunts. The cities were electric. Industry was booming. The country was three years into a progressive prohibition of hard liquor. For the first time, a person could fly non-stop from New York to Seattle. President Harding was the first president to be elected by women who’d won the right to vote. Even so, much of the country remained racially segregated. Mass produced cars, trucks, and tractors had replaced horses and wagons, and were transforming the landscape. Telephones and the advent of radio meant that information traveled faster than ever.
Politics. Technology. Identity. Power. Science. Everything seems to be changing. So why not faith?
In this episode, Westminster faculty discuss John Murray on Romans 12, noting how worship of God puts us in the perfect place to follow the commands of God. The power of the Spirit enables us to lead a life commensurate with Christ, to whom we are united. This life is a life that glorifies God and enriches the church.
In this episode, John Murray's exposition of Romans explores adoption in Christ and the full restoration and renewal of all things in him. Westminster faculty also dig into Romans 9 to explain Paul's teaching on God's unconditional, electing love and our justification through union with the person of Christ.
In this episode, Westminster faculty reflect on John Murray's passionate teaching on union with Christ and its pastoral comfort. Union with Christ brings real change in us and offers his personal presence in the midst of our suffering so that we can persevere with hope.
In this episode, Westminster faculty discuss John Murray's work on Romans 6 and how union with Christ changes everything. Being united to Christ defines not just our eternal destiny, but our very identity in the present. His work doesn't just forgive us of sin; it defeats the power of sin in our lives right now.
Mark Garcia speaks passionately of John Murray's childlike joy in the gospel, even in darker passages such as Romans 5. Westminster faculty also talk about the importance of Christ's righteousness, shared by all those who are in union with him.
In this episode, Westminster faculty discuss Murray's commentary on Romans 1. Following Geerhardus Vos, Murray points out the importance of what is called a "redemptive historical view" of Christ in Romans 1:1-7. In other words, Murray focuses on the humiliation of the Son of God as our human representative, whose exaltation crowns him with power. This helps us see that we follow in the same path: going through humiliation before receiving our exaltation with the risen Christ. The faculty also discuss the apologetic implications of Romans 1:18 and following.
John Murray’s historic Romans commentary has been republished by Westminster Seminary Press. In this video, Westminster faculty passionately discuss and recall John Murray’s focus on the biblical text, tying this to how we do theology in faithful dependence on God’s Word. They show how Murray’s serious exegetical work produced a commentary that was both careful and devotional, giving pastors and Bible readers the gift of entering the text of Scripture with awe, joy, and certainty.
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In 1959, John Murray, a Scottish systematic theologian at Westminster Theological Seminary, published the first volume of his commentary on the book of Romans, one that John Piper would later call “the most beautiful commentary ever written.”
In more than 60 years since it first appeared, Murray’s commentary has changed the way scores of pastors and teachers read and teach the Bible, helping to draw many readers and congregations into deeper communion with their savior.
Now Westminster Seminary Press has reprinted John Murray’s commentary on Romans in an beautiful new hardcover edition, updated with a new introduction by Sinclair Ferguson. In this podcast, we’ll revisit this classic text with some of the pastors and teachers it has influenced the most. Along the way, we’ll explore the ways in which the Paul’s letter to the Romans and John Murray’s commentary on that letter help us to understand, to teach, and to preach in the present day.
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In 1959, John Murray, a Scottish systematic theologian at Westminster Theological Seminary, published the first volume of his commentary on the book of Romans, one that John Piper would later call “the most beautiful commentary ever written.”
In more than 60 years since it first appeared, Murray’s commentary has changed the way scores of pastors and teachers read and teach the Bible, helping to draw many readers and congregations into deeper communion with their savior.
Now Westminster Seminary Press has reprinted John Murray’s commentary on Romans in an beautiful new hardcover edition, updated with a new introduction by Sinclair Ferguson. In this podcast, we’ll revisit this classic text with some of the pastors and teachers it has influenced the most. Along the way, we’ll explore the ways in which the Paul’s letter to the Romans and John Murray’s commentary on that letter help us to understand, to teach, and to preach in the present day.
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In 1959, John Murray, a Scottish systematic theologian at Westminster Theological Seminary, published the first volume of his commentary on the book of Romans, one that John Piper would later call “the most beautiful commentary ever written.”
In more than 60 years since it first appeared, Murray’s commentary has changed the way scores of pastors and teachers read and teach the Bible, helping to draw many readers and congregations into deeper communion with their savior.
Now Westminster Seminary Press has reprinted John Murray’s commentary on Romans in an beautiful new hardcover edition, updated with a new introduction by Sinclair Ferguson. In this podcast, we’ll revisit this classic text with some of the pastors and teachers it has influenced the most. Along the way, we’ll explore the ways in which the Paul’s letter to the Romans and John Murray’s commentary on that letter help us to understand, to teach, and to preach in the present day.
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In 1959, John Murray, a Scottish systematic theologian at Westminster Theological Seminary, published the first volume of his commentary on the book of Romans, one that John Piper would later call “the most beautiful commentary ever written.”
In more than 60 years since it first appeared, Murray’s commentary has changed the way scores of pastors and teachers read and teach the Bible, helping to draw many readers and congregations into deeper communion with their savior.
Now Westminster Seminary Press has reprinted John Murray’s commentary on Romans in an beautiful new hardcover edition, updated with a new introduction by Sinclair Ferguson.
In this podcast, we’ll revisit this classic text with some of the pastors and teachers it has influenced the most. Along the way, we’ll explore the ways in which the Paul’s letter to the Romans and John Murray’s commentary on that letter help us to understand, to teach, and to preach in the present day.
It’s a high calling to serve the people of God, and a hard one in today’s world. Pastors need wisdom, encouragement, and guidance to serve people living in the context of secularism. In The Pastor and the Modern World, they get exactly that. Three seasoned pastor-scholars―William Edgar, R. Kent Hughes, and Alfred Poirier―come to the aid of today’s pastor, bringing their experience to bear on cultural engagement, the craft of preaching, and the care of souls. How has secularism infiltrated culture and the arts, and what is a Christian response to it? How does a pastor prayerfully construct a message that moves the hearts of his congregants? What can we learn from Gregory of Nazianzus about being a “physician of souls”? These questions are answered, with many more, in a volume that’s sure to encourage pastors to take up their call with fresh enthusiasm and Spirit-led vigilance.
In Episode 3 of this companion series to the book The Pastor and the Modern World, host Peter A. Lillback and guests John Currie, K. Scott Oliphint, and Todd M. Rester discuss chapter 3: “Gregory of Nazianzus: The Pastor as Physician of Souls” by Alfred Poirier.
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In Episode 2 of this companion series to the book The Pastor and the Modern World, host Peter A. Lillback and guests John Currie, K. Scott Oliphint, and Todd M. Rester discuss chapter 2: “The Heart of the Pastor and the Pulpit” by R. Kent Hughes.
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In Episode 1 of this companion series to the book The Pastor and the Modern World, host Peter A. Lillback and guests John Currie, K. Scott Oliphint, and Todd M. Rester discuss chapter 1: “Are We Really Secular?” by William Edgar.
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In this companion series to the book The Pastor and the Modern World, host Peter A. Lillback and guests John Currie, K. Scott Oliphint, and Todd M. Rester discuss “Are We Really Secular?“, “The Heart of the Pastor and the Pulpit”, and “Gregory of Nazianzus: The Pastor as Physician of Souls”.
Should Christians practice hospitality during the pandemic? Listen to Rosaria Butterfield explore this question. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Rosaria Butterfield discuss Christian hospitality. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Pastor Champ Thornton discusses his book Radically Different and how parents can help their teens form healthy communities and relationships. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Pastor Jason Helopoulos discusses the different views of baptism and argues the case for covenantal infant baptism. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Pastor Witmer discusses the perks of small town ministry, evaluating discontent, and how to measure success in a smaller congregation. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Pastor Stephen Witmer shares about his personal call to pastor in a small town and the unique aspects of small town ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Pastor Helopoulos discusses the importance of character, the prioritization of family, and when not to share ministry burdens with your wife. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Pastor Jason Helopoulos discusses discerning the call to ministry, handling criticism and establishing personal accountability in the pastorate. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Drew Prehmus shares principles for monitoring spending habits, saving money, and planning for splurges. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Drew Prehmus discusses biblical principles for stewarding money and keeping financial priorities in check. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Pastor Greg Gilbert discusses some helpful and not so helpful definitions of the gospel and his method for sharing the gospel with strangers. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Dr. Whitney shares practical methods for using scripture in daily prayer. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Lydia Brownback discusses the different aspects of loneliness for married and single people and how the Lord has used her singleness in ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Lydia Brownback discusses the difference between loneliness and being alone, how all people experience loneliness, and the cure for self-created loneliness. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Dr. David Murray discusses false theology that leads to burnout and a healthy method of saying no to commitments. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Dr. David Murray discusses his book Reset, his personal experience of burnout in ministry and how to detect premature signs of burnout. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Tony Reinke discusses the development of social media platforms and how Christians can honor Christ in their use of technology. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Dr. Brian Fikkert shares how poverty alleviation can be achieved by spending time with the materially poor and mending broken relationships. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Dr. Brian Fikkert shares about the root causes of poverty and God’s plan of reconciliation. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new teaching series by the Ministry Network.
Rob Flood shares some practical tips for couples seeking to improve communication in marriage. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/behindthepulpit to learn about the new Behind the Pulpit teaching series by Ministry Network.
Pastor Rob Flood shares the story behind his book With These Words and what lies behind good and bad communication in marriage. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Paul Millers shares principles from his book Love Walked Among Us and the vision of Jesus’ love, honesty, and compassion. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Paul Millers shares principles from his book Love Walked Among Us and how Christians don’t have to forsake the truth when incarnating with others in love. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Dr. Justin Holcomb shares guidance for hiring babysitters and what parents should do if their child is a victim of sexual abuse. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Dr. Justin Holcomb shares about his book God Made All of Me and practical tips for equipping children against sexual perpetrators. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Stephen Nichols share about his newest biography written on the life of Dr. R.C. Sproul. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Dr. Russell Moore shares about how he’s learned to manage conflict in leadership and find balance between family life and work. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Dr. Russell Moore shares about his journey to becoming the president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission and how he’s navigated challenges in leadership. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Jeremy Vuolo share about how Calvinism has impacted his preaching and experience on TLC. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Jeremy Vuolo share about his conversion and his call to pastoral ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Tim Challies discuss a Christian approach to productivity and methods for accomplishing more. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to D.A. Carson share about his Christian journey and service as a theologian. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dan Doriani share about his perspective on work and social reform. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dan Doriani share about his academic journey and his model for biblical application. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Joel Beeke share about book publishing, his favorite Puritan works, and how to deal with conflict and criticism in ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Joel Beeke discuss his conversion to Christianity, leadership, and methods for productivity. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Derek Thomas discuss the Puritans and their approach to pastoral ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Derek Thomas discuss his personal journey into Christian ministry and some of the particular challenges he’s faced. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Marvin Olasky discuss the principles of compassionate conservatism and the needed reformation of American journalism. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Olasky share about his conversion from communism to Christianity and how he became an influential political advisor. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Stephen Nichols discuss leadership throughout church history. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Timothy Keller discuss the persuasive preaching of Machen. Visit wtsbooks.com/ThingsUnseen to get 50% off Things Unseen by J. Gresham Machen. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Timothy Keller discuss the book Things Unseen and how it influenced his ministry in New York City. Visit wtsbooks.com/thingsunseen to preorder the new edition for 50% off. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Nichols discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Martin Luther’s leadership style. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Ryken share how to read and enjoy the Bible as literature. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Alistair Begg share how his preaching style has evolved over the years and how one might develop their own preaching style. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Alistair Begg share tips for dealing with conflicts in church leadership, discouragement, and perseverance in ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Harry Reeder discuss preaching for revitalization and church discipline. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Harry Reeder share insights on leadership and church revitalization. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Steven Lawson discuss how to prepare and deliver great sermons. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Dr. Steven Lawson discuss the sermon as the historic centerpiece of the Christian church. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Pastor Joe Novenson discuss historic prayers of the Christian faith to encourage and strengthen the downcast. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Pastor Joe Novenson discuss the power of prayer. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Rachael Denhollander discuss justice, forgiveness, and her case against Larry Nassar. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access video courses, exclusive book deals, and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Rachael Denhollander discuss best practices for identifying and responding well to abuse in the church. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access video courses, exclusive book deals, and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Paul Washer discuss the love of God for His people and its implications for fighting discouragement. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access video courses, exclusive book deals, and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.
Listen to Paul Washer explore the role of conviction in ministry. Visit ministrynetwork.com to join our online community and access exclusive book deals and other perks. Go to ministrynetwork.com/degree to learn about the new online degrees at Westminster Theological Seminary.