“At least two things have been burned on my mind with the help of John Calvin: the majesty of the Word of God—the Bible—and the supreme worth of the glory of God manifest above all in Jesus Christ” (p. 134).
“I pray that you will love God with all your mind—that you will engage your thinking as fully as possible for the sake of knowing God as fully as possible, for the sake of treasuring God as fully as possible” (p. 133).
“The goal of missions is the worldwide worship of the God-man by his redeemed people from every tribe, tongue, and nation. The outcome of missions is all peoples delighting to praise Jesus. And the motivation for missions is the enjoyment that his people have in him. Missions aims at, brings about, and is fueled by the worship of Jesus” (p. 14).
Erik Thoennes talks about the Christian and sport, play, and athletics.
Gregg Allison helps us think about the doctrine of the church.
Don Carson talks about the centrally important doctrine of the incarnation.
Jerry Bridges talks about the Christian spiritual disciplines, or means of grace.
Bob Glenn talks about the doctrine of God’s grace
John Piper talks about God’s God-centeredness
Sam Storms discusses the New Testament teaching on spiritual gifts.
Russell Moore introduces Christian ethics.
Ed Welch gives the essence of biblical counseling in 10 minutes
Jarvis Williams explains the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement
Kevin DeYoung addresses biblical eldership
Jerry Bridges talks about two stages of disciplemaking
Ann Voskamp talks about Christian gratitude
Tope Koleoso talks about spiritual warfare and how to engage
Joel Beeke provides a primer on the Puritans
