In this Open House podcast episode, Dr. Paul Barnett discusses the historical background of Easter. He addresses some of the literary, archaeological, and biblical evidences of the resurrection of Jesus.
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In this brief video, J. I. Packer reflects on human weakness and frailty and what it means to be a child of God.
John Stott reflects on the state of preaching and preachers in this short video from Langham Partnership.
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Dr. J. I. Packer reflects on the identity of the church in this brief video from Crossway.
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In this brief video from Christianity.com, Trevin Wax reflects on the significance of the Book of Common Prayer and how it has been helpful in practicing a discipline of prayer. Trevin Wax serves as Senior Vice President of Theology and Communications at LifeWay Christian Resources and has authored numerous books.
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Dr. J. I. Packer reflects on faith in God in this brief video from Crossway.
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Alister McGrath discusses the religious views of Albert Einstein in this video clip from The Institute of Art and Ideas.
In this brief video, Dr. Alister McGrath discusses the relationship between science and religion.
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Robert Strivens, principal of London Seminary, explains J. C. Ryle’s opposition to the Roman concept of the Real Presence. The doctrine of the real presence obscures the biblical understanding of saving faith. It does this by re-directing, at least to some extent, the attention of faith from the finished work
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Let not every wanton wit be permitted to bring what fancies he list into the pulpit, and to disturb things that have been well ordered. James Ussher, “A sermon at St. Margaret’s Church (1621)” in James Ussher and a Reformed Episcopal Church
Preaching the Scriptures Read More
In this article from White Horse Inn, Lee Gatiss shares about the importance of the Book of Common Prayer in understanding the Reformation in England. … We see throughout the Book of Common Prayer an emphasis on the Bible and on letting the Bible lead our prayers. We see an
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The truth … is that in many respects, and certainly in spiritual matters, we are all weak and inadequate, and we need to face it. Sin, which disrupts all relationships, has disabled us all across the board. We need to be aware of our limitations and to let this awareness
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Gerald Bray addresses important principles of the call to ministry, with the aim of helping new ministers avoid burnout.
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In 2005, Dr. Gerald Bray addressed the matter of women bishops in the Church of England. Professor Gerald Bray outlines the case for and against allowing women into the episcopate, with all his usual humour and historical insight. A talk given for Reform London in 2005. The Theologian Also of interest is
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To speak of an ordinance, a sacrament, any means of grace, even the Holy Scriptures of truth, as if they were in any sense the power unto salvation, or as if they contained, whatever its original source, the grace by which we live unto God, thus leading men to look
Dr. Lee Gatiss gives a historical view of Thomas Cranmer’s doctrinal position on the Lord’s Supper.
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