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Theology for Preaching, Preaching for Theology

on April 6, 2021

In this excerpt from Theology Is for Preaching, Chase R. Kuhn argues that the most biblical sound form of preaching is deliberately theological. There appears to be a growing hesitancy towards the discipline of systematic theology amongst some evangelical leaders. There is a concern that theological systems pollute a pure reading of the Bible, so

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Praise Upon Praise for Abraham Kuyper’s on Business and Economics

on March 25, 2021

In his volume introduction to On Business and Economics, Peter S. Heslam notes that there is a distinct lack of engagement by theologians with enterprise. This disconnect between these two spheres makes this anthology of Abraham Kuyper’s writings on these subjects all the more important. This timeliness has certainly been recognized by prominent contemporary economists,

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Abraham Kuyper on the Positive Potential of Business

on March 4, 2021

Common grace in business: putting these four words together implies a link between theology and enterprise, the existence of which is barely evident from the output of most theologians and business writers. The long-standing paucity of engagement between these groups reinforces the widespread perception that trying to mix commerce and religion is like trying to

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Exegesis Meets Biblical Theology in These New Commentaries

on January 14, 2021

The Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary (EBTC) series reveals how every passage in the Bible fits into God’s drama of redemption—and the role you play in his story today. Scholarly exegesis, biblical theology, and life application come together in a new commentary series on every book of the Bible. The first four volumes in the EBTC

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Reinvigorating Theological Psychology

on November 5, 2020

At some point, most of us will be faced with negative emotions such as fear, anger, anxiety, or despair. Then we will ask ourselves why we feel the way we do and whether we ought to feel this way. To answer these questions, we can adopt two culturally available but very different explanatory stories about

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Watch This New Interview with Rafael Bello

on October 22, 2020

Did Christ assume a fallen human nature? In Sinless Flesh, Rafael Nogueira Bello argues that Karl Barth’s assertion that Christ assumed a fallen human nature is at odds with faithful theological and historical understandings of the incarnation. In this interview with Bello, we discuss the nature and extent of Christ’s work in assuming a human

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What Does a Biblical Theology Commentary Look Like?

on September 15, 2020

The Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary (EBTC) series locates each biblical book within redemptive history and illuminates its unique theological contributions. The books, stories, poems, letters, and laws in Scripture have unique theological themes. As you examine those ideas with the EBTC, you’ll see how they all come together to form a unified mosaic of God’s

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Contending with Abraham Kuyper’s Legacy

on August 27, 2020

Abraham Kuyper’s life and work remain relevant, perhaps due to the seemingly perpetual ferment regarding the proper role of Christians in public life. The child of a Dutch minister and himself a clergyman who rose to the office of prime minister 1901–5, Kuyper is an example of a “walking public theology.” “Public” theology can be

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How Do We Make Sense of the Sinlessness of Christ?

on August 20, 2020

Karl Barth’s accounts of the assumption of the fallen human nature of Christ, his sinlessness, and the communication of graces are beautifully interwoven in several maneuvers that keep his dynamic reading of the Bible alive. The God who is for us without reservation is in solidarity so that “sinlessness was not therefore His condition.” To

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The Clarifying Power of Biblical Theology

on August 18, 2020

What is biblical theology and why study it? The most basic answer is that biblical theology is, in essence, the theology of the Bible, expressed through the biblical writers in their own historical contexts. Biblical theology is an attempt to understand and embrace the interpretive perspective of the biblical authors. Biblical theology is also the

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