17 May 2020
Posted by Steven WedgeworthChristian sex and gender conversations are back. They never really went away, but the past few weeks have seen a number of new essays and other contributions on the topic. Recently, Dr. Scott Swain added...
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31 Jan 2020 Posted by Steven WedgeworthEarlier this week, Pastor Tim Keller restarted a minor controversy when he tweeted, "If you see Jesus losing the infinite love of the Father out of His infinite love for you, it will infinitely melt your...
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(This is the final essay in a series on the Federal Vision. The first installment, a general introduction to the state of the conversation, can be found here. The second installment identifies the various personalities...
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08 Jan 2020 Posted by Steven Wedgeworth(This essay continues a series on the Federal Vision that I have been writing since November, 2019. The first installment can be found here. The second is here. The third is here, and the fourth is here....
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Douglas Wilson is the embodiment of “RIP my mentions.” His controversies range from politics to theology to literature. People laud him as a visionary leader, and people deride him as a cult leader....
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19 Dec 2019 Posted by Steven WedgeworthI must apologize for the month-long delay in completing this series on the Federal Vision. Seasonal travels and other obligations interfered. Nevertheless, I will begin to lay out a summary description...
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I recently introduced a series on the Federal Vision. In the first installment, I explained why people are still talking about it and promised follow-up articles explaining the history and development...
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08 Nov 2019 Posted by Steven WedgeworthA little over a week ago Professor Scott Clark sounded his quarterly alarm about the Federal Vision. Even though the Federal Vision was a theological discussion that began at the turn of the 21st century...
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18 Oct 2019 Posted by Steven WedgeworthEarlier this year, an article at TGC Australia started a controversy over the question of the temptations and impeccability of Christ. In the article, Ed Shaw wrote, "I’m wanting the young people who come...
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Originally published in 1908, Herman Bavinck's book The Christian Family was only just translated into English in 2012. Throughout the book, Bavinck lays out a Christian theology of the family, and he gives...
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