Christ and Culture is the English translation of Schilder’s Christus en Cultuur. The original version of this publication was issued in 1932 under the title “Jezus Christus en het cultuurleven”: it was included in Jezus Christus en het menschenleven, a collection of contributions by various authors. In 1947 it was published separately as Christus en Cultuur: a reprint followed...

https://open.spotify.com/episode/62d9WWYHddeMYL6fHaMfyN?si=AeSxclYzQ6u4SoWwlebPfQ Who was Albertus Christiaan Van Raalte (born in 1811 in the Netherlands?). Van Raalte was a pillar in the Afscheiding, sat under Groen van Prinsterer, was always running from the law, wrote letters to Abraham Kuyper to not over-work (which council Kuyper failed to apply), led the emigrations to...

“How can I pick the right job?” Actually, you don't need to choose a job that's "perfect for you." But you do need to be productive in ways that honor God in your work life. Here's a better question: As a believer, how can I determine what I am supposed...

Most children’s book and entertainment are woefully lame (and, of course, most adult books and entertainment are lame as well [(did you guys see that there is an Amazon show for clowns that has a black, gay, handicap King of England?]). In attempts to counteract that (often with good intentions)...

Our particular interest in this essay is to open up Bavinck’s approach to the biblical teaching about humanity created in the image of God, with specific implications for, and application to, the Christian family.

This handbook joins the growing corpus of English-language reflection on the origin, essence, and relevance of neo-Calvinism, drawn from recently translated sources and professional level studies. Perhaps this review can be most clearly organized by briefly stating the book’s constitutive sections (with brief commentary consisting of “thoughts arising as I...

For years, when folks were taking stock of our cultural moment in regard to faith and such, it was a given that people would reference Charles Taylor. As of late, however, I've started noticing every book, article, and podcast I've digested is referencing Aaron Renn and his observations and analysis...

Unveiling the often-overlooked significance of Cornelius Van Til in the realm of Reformed ethics, this work draws light upon his unique moral philosophy. Grounded in the covenantal epistemology and metaphysics typically employed for apologetics, Van Til masterfully harmonized his insights with those of Geerhardus Vos’ biblical theology. In contrast to...

Donald Macleod may well be the preeminent expert on Scottish theology. In his latest work, From the Marrow Men to the Moderates, he explores the major events in18th Century Scottish church history. The book deals with eternally relevant questions surrounding justification, repentance, legalism, and antinomianism...

If you read one book this year let it be David Bahnsen’s “Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life.” Why? Well, you know there are three persons in one God, and you know that you are saved by grace alone through faith alone, you know you would do well to...