“He will crush your head, and you will strike his heel” (Gen. 3:15).
Before the Lord even spells out the pain that must follow sin, he gives a promise. Even in that darkest hour, the Lord cannot wait to be gracious.
—@Mike_Reeves
If you’re headed to Boston for ETS in a few weeks and are looking for a whole session on the Trinity and the Beatific Vision, I have just the thing! Tuesday night:
😯Did you know we're only 3 months out from The Center for Classical Theology!?! Did you also know TICKETS SELL OUT EVERY YEAR! @adividu & Lewis Ayres are teaming up @CenterClassical in Boston the night before ETS. 🎟️Register: https://t.co/iQdADc0Umr Book giveaways @crossway to all who come.
I'm leading the conversation between @adividu and Lewis Ayres this year @CenterClassical! If you are going to ETS this November, come the night before. Register: https://t.co/j2KyiRfLSp
Did you know I'll speak 2x at ETS this November? 1) Beatific Vision for @samuel_parkison & @mattgpitts. 2) Nicene Creed and why we worship the Spirit. AND! the night before I lead a conversation b/w @adividu and Lewis Ayres @CenterClassical. Register https://t.co/j2KyiRfe2R
The biblical qualifications for pastor are not suggestions. It’s not like, “It’d be cool if in addition to knowing doctrine he also wasn’t a jerk.” Pastors - by qualification - cannot be argumentative, short-tempered, domineering, coarse or routinely harsh in their speech, etc.
Hope always draws the soul from the beauty which is seen to what is beyond, always kindles the desire for the hidden through what is constantly perceived...to enjoy the Beauty not in mirrors and reflections, but face to face." -Gregory of Nyssa
This was fantastic. Insightful biblical and literary work with sensitive attention to dogmatic and creedal categories. @DrJimHamilton’s concluding chapters on Christology and Trinity warmed this systematician’s heart!
I learned a lot.