The Archive
JF Arnold
This week, Derek and Alastair chat with Mark Jones. The discussion topic? Submission in the Trinity. You may have guessed that this is the sort of show that comes with homework. You’re more or less right. Here are some background […]
Joseph MinichChurch
In part one of his review of Jonathan Leeman's new book "Political Church" Joseph Minich reviews and summarizes Leeman's core ideas.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
The narrow reading habits of many evangelicals do nothing to help promote the growth and development of Christian wisdom. You must read widely to find that.
Jake MeadorBlogging
The Quirky Author Bio is a uniquely millennial phenomenon that deserves to be mocked, but also reflects deeper problems with our economies for writing.
Jake MeadorEthics
While the critique of civility as a tool for enforcing conformity from some left-wing writers is valid, there's more to the story than just that.
JF Arnold
In this episode, Andrew Wilson returns to the show! Alastair and Derek talk to him about the subject of his dissertation: the relationship between warnings and assurance in 1 Corinthians. If you enjoyed the show (AND ONLY IF), leave us […]
Guest WriterFormation
Bethlehem College and Seminary Instructor of Theology Matt Crutchmer remembers John Webster, who he never met but who deeply shaped him nonetheless.
Guest WriterFormation
Former John Webster student Joshua Malone reflects on what he learned from his doctorvater during his time as his student.
Jake MeadorFormation
This post is an all-in-one guide to books and lectures by Dr. John Webster and tributes written by his friends, former students, and readers.
Jake MeadorCurrent Politics
Rick Santorum's craven endorsement of Donald Trump is the latest reminder that the American church isn't just dying; it's committing suicide.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
The key to building and sustaining the sort of Christian communities that can last is cultivating the virtue of indifference.
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
This is a republication of Matthew Lee Anderson's viral 2009 essay for The City, "The New Evangelical Scandal."