In our latest video podcast, Dr. Waldron discusses his upcoming writing projects, including some thoughts on the regulative principle of worship.
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The unity of the decalogue makes the abrogation of a single command seem very strange indeed.
The Reformed confessions of faith all affirm that God made a “covenant of works” with Adam in the Garden of Eden. For example, The Second London Baptist Confession 20.1 explicitly refers to this covenant: “The covenant of works being broken by sin, and made...
Preface: Recently I visited a group of folks interested in starting a church. I think what I shared with them might be useful to many others who follow this blog. Thus, I share an edited version of what I said to them with you. I am here this morning with a...