Biblical Theology
4 Reasons You Should Preach Through Genesis
By Erik Raymond | 05.31.2018Genesis tells the story of a God who creates everything out of nothing in order to bless his people and glorify himself.
How the Exodus Connects to Baptism & the Lord’s Supper
By Andrew Wilson | 05.07.2018The task of the church can be described in all sorts of ways, but one of the most evocative is this: we are called to live the exodus.
The Whole in Our Holiness
By Ligon Duncan | 04.18.2018The good news of the gospel is that we have a neighbor who loved us and laid down his life for us. And this neighbor didn’t lay down his life for his friends, but for his enemies. We can enjoy God’s blessing and know his grace because our Savior obeyed the first and second great commandments for us.
Lessons from the Worst Sermon I Ever Heard
By Mike McKinley | 04.16.2018We regularly need to bring biblical theology to bear on our ministry in order to understand and accurately communicate the message of whatever text we’re teaching.
Episode 46: On Biblical Theology (with Nick Roark)
By J. Leeman, M. Dever, N. Roark | 04.03.2018In this episode, Mark and Jonathan sit down with Nick Roark, a pastor and the author of the new book Biblical Theology: How the Church Faithfully Teaches the Gospel.
Biblical Theology Will Help You See Jesus in All the Scriptures
By Nick Roark | 03.29.2018While reading this book on biblical theology, you will taste and see something of the wonder and awe and profound privilege of being able to know and love Jesus Christ as he has been revealed in all the Holy Scriptures.
Book Review: Preaching in the New Testament, by Jonathan I. Griffiths
Review by Coye Still | 11.30.2017While there’s no shortage of books on preaching, few address its exegetical and theological foundations like this one.
Book Review: Encountering God Through Expository Preaching, By Orrick, Payne, and Fullerton
Review by Robert Kinney | 09.25.2017If you’re looking for the value of expository preaching beyond simply getting the text right, this book is a good place to start.
Book Review: Sinai and the Saints, by James M. Todd III
By Paul Alexander | 06.08.2017Do Old Testament laws apply to modern Christians? This book seeks to answer that question.
Book Review: Apostolicity, by John G. Flett
Review by Guy Prentiss Waters | 04.17.2017For centuries, Christians across generations have confessed they believe in “one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church.” Though these words professedly unite the church, there are profound disagreements concerning their meaning.
Can a Single Person Fully Image God?
By Stephen J. Wellum | 9Marks Journal: Pastoring Singles | 03.20.2017Human marriage is vitally important, but it’s not permanent nor is it the only place where humans fully image God.
Can Christians Marry Non-Christians?: A Biblical Theology
By Mike Gilbart-Smith | 9Marks Journal: Pastoring Singles | 03.13.2017When you’re married to a non-Christian, you sing: “I want this song to be about Jesus,” while your spouse sings, “It’s just you and me.” There can be no ultimate harmony.
Book Review: Biblical Authority after Babel, by Kevin Vanhoozer
Review by Bobby Jamieson | 11.07.2016I recommend this book to anyone committed to the Reformation, questioning the Reformation, or opposed to the Reformation
25 Years Ago, “Nine Marks” Was Born
By Mark Dever | 10.28.2016On October 30, 1991—25 years ago this Sunday—Mark Dever wrote a letter to a church in Massachusetts. They needed a new pastor and wanted to know what they should be looking for. Mark responded with a list of nine must-haves—a list that has since become known as “nine marks of a healthy church.”
Book Review: Calling on the Name of the Lord: A Biblical Theology of Prayer, by J. Gary Millar
Review by Paul Alexander | 9Marks Journal: The Church Praying | 10.14.2016Why pray certain things? Because the Bible tells you to from cover to cover. This book will simplify, motivate, and focus your own prayer life.
