A scene from the Benedictional of Æthelwold (963-984) depicting the Ascension of Christ

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What Not to Read: Bad Theology

On April 1 (no joke) 2025, I spoke at Lewis House, a Christian study center in Lexington, KY. Derek King invited me to talk about bad books and harmful reading. It’s an important topic, and I…

May 2, 2025
Lewis House, Lexington, KY
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10 Things You Should Know About the Holy Spirit

1. If you know the doctrine of the Trinity, you already know the most important things about the Holy Spirit. Christians confess that the one God eternally exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This is…

October 11, 2023
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The Trinity Changes Everything

I didn’t come up with the subtitle to The Deep Things of God, but I like it: “How the Trinity Changes Everything.” Michael Easley picked up on the claim made by that subtitle, and talked with…

September 18, 2025

“God is God for God: Aseity, Inseity, and Proseity in Evangelical Perspective”

Oliver Crisp and Paul Nimmo have edited a set of papers from the 2024 Scottish Dogmatics Conference, under the volume title The God who is For Us (Zondervan Academic, 2025). My contribution to the volume is…

August 25, 2025
in The God Who Is For Us (Zondervan, 2025), 1-16.

The Nicene Line as Structural Principle for Christian Doctrine

For the 1700th anniversary of the council of Nicaea, the International Journal of Systematic Theology has published a set of articles on the theology of Nicaea as an element in contemporary theology. My contribution explains how…

June 28, 2025
International Journal of Systematic Theology 27:4 (Oct 2025), 464-479.

The Doctrine of God: Fullness and Work

For a symposium on faith and work, I wrote an article about the doctrine of God. The central idea is that Christians confess God to be infinitely abundant and full, and that this view of God…

December 30, 2024
Reformed Faith and Practice 9:1 (December 2024), 5-15.

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