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

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This is from the Spring 2025 DC-area conference called The Trinity: 1700 Years After Nicaea, sponsored by Credo and Sola Media. Thanks to Sola for selecting this portion, and editing it well. (This resource works best…

October 18, 2025
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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…

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Nicaea and the Analytic Unfolding of Divine Sonship

The December 2025 issue of Reformed Theological Review is devoted to Nicaea and its reception; it features articles by Michael Haykin, Ryan McGraw, Glenn Butner, editor Grand Sutherland, and me. My article is an attempt to…

February 2, 2026
Reformed Theological Review 84:3 (December 2025), 202-217

“Play Without Ceasing”

Here’s a talk I gave at the annual Torrey Memorial Bible Conference at Biola (Oct 8, 2025). The conference theme commended the virtue of being “Childlike,” and I developed that idea by sketching out a practical…

January 28, 2026

Gathering the Doctrine of God: Nicaea’s Strategies of Deep Collation

Ad Fontes: A Journal of Protestant Letters devoted the Winter 2025 issue to Nicaea. I contributed a short article (3300 words) that tried to stick very closely to the Davenant Institute‘s mission of recovering classical Protestant…

December 31, 2025
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Divine Fullness and Work

Here is a podcast episode on how to think about God in the midst of daily work. It’s a Dec 2025 interview that’s based on a December 2024 article I wrote. That article is here if…

December 3, 2025

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