Because my first years as a Christian were spent in dispensationalist circles, I will always have at least an academic interest in the...

I haven't posted much on this blog site in the last year. I had a number of other things on my plate. One such project was a new book related to apologetics . I'm happy to announce that aside from some final rounds of editing, that book is finished and will be published in November. As you can see from the cover, the book is a critique of the apologetic system of Cornelius Van Til. In the five chapters of Part One, I have attempted to explain as clearly and concisely as poss

On September 15, the first volume of a two-volume work entitled Theology & Tolkien will be be published by Fortress Academic. I have...

Dispensationalism Before Darby: Seventeenth-Century and Eighteenth-Century English Apocalypticism. By William C. Watson. Lampion Press,...

Today, February 28, is the anniversary of the death of Martin Bucer, one of the most significant of the Protestant Reformers. It seemed...

Over the last year, I did a lot of reading in the old Puritan authors (I'm not going to get into the interminable debate over the...

Several weeks ago, Tim Challies mentioned a review of a book by Michael Heiser titled The Unseen Realm: Recovering the Supernatural...