Theology in the Trenches.
IsaacMost Christians don't have the time to sit down and read big books of theology, but still sense that they ought to read more. If that's you, then get on board for some readable, accessible, down-to-earth theology in bite-sized chunks.
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Ep 94: God will always be worthy of worship.
In 1628, a legal attorney and his wife welcomed a new baby into the world. They called him Stephen. What was notable about Stephen? He came to true faith in Christ in his teenage years, roughly between the age of fourteen and eighteen. He w...
Ep 93: The Comfort of God's Immutable Holiness.
I used to love Sunday lunch at my Grandpa’s house. After Church, we’d spend every Sunday lunch with Grandpa. He would make the same roast dinner every week. Succulent slices of lamb, a gravy perfected over the course of decades, perfect roa...
Ep 92: God is Immutable.
In the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon makes this curious statement: “For in much wisdom is much vexation, and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow” (Ecc 1:18). It’s not much of an incentive for growing in wisdom, is it! It is true, wi...
Ep 91: Community is a key for theology (or: Dogmatics in the Trenches).
Theology is a community project. That is an absolutely key thing that we need to understand. This is why Herman Bavinck was such a towering theological genius – he understood this well enough to use the word “Dogmatics” in his great set of...
ALBUM DROP + NEWS: Spirit of Truth.
Just a quick one…
“Book 1”, focusing on a study of the Truth of God, which is an introduction to theology, is basically finished!
All the articles are on my Substack, so you don’t have to wait for a release, but I am currently polishing...
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Isaac is a reformed pastor serving in Melbourne, Australia. He is married to Liberty, a father of four boys, and is passionate about engaging the saints with compelling, readable theology and biblical meditation that will move the heart.
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