Not only do men know God, but they have an extensive knowledge of the moral requirements of His law.
Presuppositional Apologetics: Apologetic Observations from Romans 1 | Sam Waldron
Classical Apologetics is guilty of underestimating human depravity.
Celebrating 20 Years of God’s Faithfulness | Fall 2025 Newsletter
We have much to praise God for as we mark our 20th year of classes. This kind of celebrating, though ostensibly for God’s goodness and faithfulness, can be a subtle way of congratulating ourselves for our successes. I won’t take credit for the things God has done and used other men to do.
CBTS Accredited by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA)
This week, the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability granted accreditation status to Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary. This certifies that CBTS’s financial practices are in compliance with its seven standards of responsible stewardship.
An Amillennial Interpretation of Zechariah 14: Jerusalem’s Perfect Consecration to the Lord | Ben Habbegger
Why mention the bells on horses? They are mentioned in order to shock Zechariah’s audience.
John Calvin’s Critique of Natural Theology | Ben Carlson
As the theologian of the Reformation, Calvin gives us a pivotal perspective concerning natural theology that aligns with his teachings on the doctrines of God, man, sin, Scripture, and grace. Therefore, his evaluation needs to be carefully read and understood.
A Worthy Inclusion? The Johannine Comma of 1 John 5:7–8 Part 3: Tracing the Comma throughout Church History | Timothy Decker
If one were to argue that the Textus Receptus was the text of the church throughout history, they could only make that claim from the Protestant era onward.
A Worthy Inclusion? The Johannine Comma of 1 John 5:7–8. Part 2: Arguments for its Exclusion from the External Evidence | Timothy Decker
When it comes to the Johannine Comma, the external evidence is stacked against its inclusion. If we ascertain the best reading based by sheer numbers, 98% of the extant Greek manuscript tradition exclude it.
An Amillennial Interpretation of Zechariah 14: The Lord Summons the Nations to His Feast | Ben Habegger
This picture of a remnant from the Gentile nations which engages in perpetual observance of the Feast of Booths (or “Tabernacles”) beautifully reveals the deep meaning and eventual fulfillment of this Old Testament feast.
A Worthy Inclusion? The Johannine Comma of 1 John 5:7–8 | Timothy Decker
When discussing a cherished passage of Scripture, especially over whether the passage is original or not, often more heat is inserted into the conversation rather than light.
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