Can heresy be heresy before the church or an individual declares it to be heresy? Can orthodoxy be orthodoxy before any definition or de...

Sinclair Ferguson's sermon 'Can I fully trust you?' on the 23rd Psalm can be found here It repays careful listening.

Iain Murray recounts a fascinating criticism made of Lloyd-Jones' preaching in the late 1920s.  It was made by a fellow minister when...

It is relatively straightforward to identify not only the theological influences that shaped the life and ministry of Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jon...

Halloween: Trick or Treat? from 10ofthose.com on Vimeo . Loved it!

The following extract from Hilary of Poitiers' letter "On the Councils" to the Western bishops in 359 AD makes good theolo...

For all the desire that we possess to be purely biblical in the categories and language that we use to express our doctrinal convictions ...

"You will never find Jesus so precious as when the world is one vast howling wilderness. Then He is like a rose blooming in the mi...

"All heretics, like Judas, call Jesus Rabbi and kiss him." Origen

There are several options open to exegetes when grappling with the real presence or absence of Christ in the OT: A) Christ was  ontolog...

To read the early church fathers is to immerse oneself into a world of theologians, preachers, and worshippers who were saturated in the ...

Timothy George has a helpful short article on the 'problem' of the holy love, justice and wrath of God: Sin ,  judgment ,  cros...

G. L. Prestige on the cause of creed making in the early church: A thinking Church, a Church that professes to love God with all its mi...

From Augustine: 'What is the object of my love?' I asked the earth and it said:  'It is not I.' I asked all that is in ...

More from Weinandy on Athanasius: This falling away from the vision of the good inevitably led human beings, Athanasius argues, to idol...

What is sin?   It is the narrow, temporal, pursuit of pleasure, significance, and security,  without and against  our good Creator an...

It is personally heartening to see my book Risking the Truth being recommended in the Spring 2013 edition of the Western Seminary Magazi...

"It cannot escape observation that scarcely a heresy ever appeared which did not, when carried out to its logical results, come into...

Basil of Caesarea recounting his conversion: —“I had wasted much time on follies and spent nearly all my youth in vain labours, and dev...

Some brilliant comments all the way from the fourth century, courtesy of Hilary of Poitiers in Book Three of  De Trinitate : A virgin b...