Biblical Theology

Embedded Portraits: A Theological Vision for Families 1

By Andrew Nichols | 9Marks Journal: Family & Parenting | 02.25.2010

Is Satan more concerned about the families in your church than you are?

Leaving Home, Returning Home

By Michael Lawrence | 02.25.2010

From the perspective of the Fall, we understand better not only what it means that we have all truly left home, but also how we can make it back again.

Biblical Theology with Mike Gilbart-Smith, Michael Lawrence, and Jonathan Leeman

By J. Leeman, M. Dever, M. Lawrence, M. Gilbart-Smith | 06.24.2008

Mark Dever leads a roundtable in discussing the importance of biblical theology for the pastor.

Leadership Interview with Mark Dever

The New Perspective on Paul with Simon Gathercole and Peter Williams

By M. Dever, P. Williams, S. Gathercole | 09.30.2007

Pauline scholar Simon Gathercole and Cambridge scholar Peter Williams take Mark Dever on a tour of recent trends in New Testament studies.

Leadership Interview with Mark Dever

Particular Redemption, The New Perspective, and More with John Piper (and Bruce Ware!)

By B. Ware, J. Piper, M. Dever | 02.28.2007

John Piper offers his thoughts on the New Perspective and other prominent topics today. He also briefly interacts with Bruce Ware on the extent of the atonement.

Leadership Interview with Mark Dever

Theology and Current Issues with Wayne Grudem

By M. Dever, W. Grudem | 06.13.2003

Theology and Current Issues with Wayne Grudem

Leadership Interview with Mark Dever

Biblical Theology with O. Palmer Robertson

By M. Dever, O. Palmer Robertson | 06.25.2002

Drawing on decades of teaching Old Testament in seminary settings around the world, Dr. O. Palmer Robertson of Knox Theological Seminary in Ft. Lauderdale views Christ and the covenants, walking the listener methodically through God’s unfolding plan from a studied biblical-theological perspective.

Book Review: Worship by the Book, by D. A. Carson

Review by Greg Gilbert | 04.02.2002

Worship by the Book will be a dog-eared and threadbare favorite of any pastor serious about planning his church’s corporate gatherings with deep theological and biblical roots.

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