The Centrality of the Bible in Preaching
In a chaotic culture, pastors must rely on the power of God’s Word alone to break through the noise.
Scripture
Can I trust the Bible?
Joshua 5:13-15
Galatians 5:13-26; Titus 2
Does the Bible Predict the Coming of Muhammad?
An Inside Look at Insider Ecclesiology: The Jamā ‘at Al-Mu’manīn or “Assembly of the Believers” in the Thought of Mazhar Al-Mallouhi
SBJT Forum
Walk in the Light
All Student Summit: Taking Care of Your Soul
Inerrancy and the Great Commission
Forever, O Lord, Thy Word is Settled in Heaven: The Unchanging Word in an Age of Mega-Change
The Significance of Covenants in Biblical Theology
The Meaning of Circumcision in Israel: A Proposal for a Transfer of Rite from Egypt to Israel
Faithfulness in persecution: Juan Sanchez discusses book on 1 Peter
EDITOR’S NOTE: In what follows, Juan Sanchez, SBTS assistant professor of Christian theology and senior pastor of High Pointe Baptist Church in Austin, Texas, talks with Towers writer Andrew J.W. Smith about his book 1 Peter For You. AJWS: What does the church today need to hear from the book of 1 Peter? JS: Well, particularly in…
The Broadman Bible Commentary Controversy: From Genesis to the Conservative Resurgence
In 1969, the publication of the first volume of the Broadman Bible Commentary created doctrinal controversy within the Southern Baptist Convention. Because the denomination’s Sunday School Board published the commentary, the book was widely read by many Baptist pastors and laypeople. Theologically conservative Baptists objected to the Genesis commentary by British author G. Henton Davies, who applied higher-critical methodology…
‘Sacred mission’: Plummer on his love for Greek and new intermediate grammar
EDITOR’S NOTE: In what follows, Robert L. Plummer, professor of New Testament interpretation at Southern Seminary, talks with Towers writer Andrew J.W. Smith about the new intermediate grammar he co-authored, Going Deeper With New Testament Greek. AJWS: Most intermediate grammars tend to be more technical and don’t have all the things this book has — exercises, practice sentences,…
Editorial: Remembering the Reformation by Reflecting on its Solas
Read Full Journal Next year the Church will celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Historians usually date the start of the Reformation to the 1517 publication of Martin Luther’s “95 Theses.” On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther, a German Augustinian monk, posted his theses on a church door in the university town of…