The Gospel
The Neo-Liberal Stealth Offensive
By Phil Johnson | 9Marks Journal: A New Evangelical Liberalism | 03.01.2010The success or failure of the whole liberal agenda hinges on a patient public-relations campaign.
Air Conditioning Hell: How Liberalism Happens
By Al Mohler | 9Marks Journal: A New Evangelical Liberalism | 03.01.2010Do we believe that hell is a part of the perfection of God’s justice? If not, we have far greater theological problems than those localized to hell.
The Real Scandal of the Evangelical Mind
By Carl Trueman | 9Marks Journal: A New Evangelical Liberalism | 03.01.2010The day is coming when the cultural intellectual elites of evangelicalism—the institutions and the individuals—will face a tough decision.
What Lessons Can We Learn from the History of Liberalism?
By Gregory A. Wills | 9Marks Journal: A New Evangelical Liberalism | 03.01.2010Liberalism is a heresy of evangelicalism. Evangelicals often miss this point.
Who Exactly Are the Evangelicals?
By Michael Horton | 9Marks Journal: A New Evangelical Liberalism | 03.01.2010I remain convinced that there is still a place for being “evangelical.” Why? Quite simply, because we still have the evangel.
More Than a Feeling: The Emotions and Christian Devotion
By D. G. Hart | 9Marks Journal: A New Evangelical Liberalism | 03.01.2010This tension between emotions (subjective) and doctrine (objective) is nothing new.
A Pastors’ and Theologians’ Forum on Explaining the Gospel
9Marks | 9Marks Journal: The Gospel | 03.01.2010Maybe you don’t know, but there is a heavenly dilemma over you.
Pastors’ and Theologians’ Forum on Race
By Forum | 9Marks Journal: Race and Ethnicity | 03.01.2010“Is there a race problem in the American Church?”
Was Dagg Right?
By Gregory A. Wills | 9Marks Journal: Church Discipline (Part 1) | 03.01.2010There is no simple correlation between a church’s disobedience on the one hand and spiritual blight and abandonment by Christ on the other.
What is wrong with the therapeutic approach to counseling?
By David Powlison | 03.01.2010The essential logic of the therapeutic gospel is this: your personal problems arise from being acted upon.
Satanism, Starbucks, and Other Gospel Challengers
By David Wells | 9Marks Journal: The Gospel | 03.01.2010What we should be doing, however, is looking at the culture—whether high or low—and asking the question, “At what points is this antithetical to the Word of God?”
Biblical and Systematic Confusion Yields Gospel Delusions
By Jonathan Leeman | 9Marks Journal: Biblical Theology | 03.01.2010I don’t think it’s individualistic, overly cerebral, or beholden to Western legal categories for me to want to know what you think about God.
Three Testimonies of Hospitality
By D. S. Whitney, K. Sande, R. Townsend | 9Marks Journal: Hospitality & Friendship | 03.01.2010When have you seen acts of hospitality commend the gospel to outsiders?
What role does sanctification play in salvation?
By Donald S. Whitney | 03.01.2010To phrase the question another way, can a person go to Heaven who doesn’t live like a dedicated Christian?
Pastors’ and Theologians’ Forum on Church and Culture
By Forum | 9Marks Journal: Church & Culture | 03.01.2010Does Scripture call the local church to the work of cultural transformation?