The Cripplegate
for a new generation of non-conformists
Last night I was able to attend a public lecture at Christ College, Sydney, given by Nancy Guthrie on the topic of Biblical Theology. Her title: “It's not about You.” Biblical Theology is the …
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Understandably, Theodore of Mopsuestia isn’t a household name. And maybe it shouldn’t be (it doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue). All the same, this condemned church father can help us read our …
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For preachers, words are everything. Yet as anyone who has learned English as a second language will tell you, the hardest thing about English is that there are so many words! And many words have …
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Last month I ran a three-part series as an overview of dispensationalism and covenantalism. Part 1 was (I hope) a charitable summary of covenantalism, while Part 2 was a birds-eye view of …
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As a pastor at a Bible-believing church, one question I’m often asked is whether or not I am a dispensationalist. The question causes me to hesitate, because even though I am decidedly dispensational …
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This is the third post in a series comparing covenantalism with dispensationalism. The first post gave an overview of covenantalism, and the second looked at the broad outlines of dispensationalism. …
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