Author: Brian G. Najapfour
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In this essay, I will examine John Owen’s (1616-1683) thought on the Mosaic covenant, which is generally understood as a bilateral covenant between God and…
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The book opens with this very thought provoking question: “What is the most urgent need in the church of the Western world today?” (11). Carson…
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John Calvin recognized that the central theme of the Bible is the glory of God and this understanding impacted every aspect of Calvin’s understanding of…
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“Where shall my wondering soul begin?”: A Historical and Theological Analysis[1] Born on December 18, 1707 in Epworth, England, Charles Wesley grew up in…
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Introduction The act of baptism is an ordinance of the Lord Jesus Christ that has been widely discussed and debated throughout the history of the…
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“The truth of the matter is that all we have to do is live long enough, and we will suffer,” declares D. A. Carson (16).…
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Introduction Prayer is a spiritual discipline that Christians have practiced since the inception of their faith. The Lord Jesus Christ taught his disciples that…
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As the early church grew out of and confronted the cultures surrounding it, there was a need for discernment and teaching. Many of its members…
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Reading Andrew D. Naselli’s Let Go and Let God? reminds me of my early Christian pilgrimage. In the environment in which I grew up, it…
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Richard Greaves, a leading Bunyan scholar, proposed a thesis that studies John Bunyan (1628-1688) in the light of the sectarian tradition.[1] This thesis, however, is…
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