Write to Understand
Scott HurstI don't know what I think unless I write. My writing is an exercise of faith seeking understanding. Therefore I write to explore and reflect on God, the world, and everything in between. Thoughtful writing is a vehicle towards understanding.
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A Short Life of Jonathan Edwards
I became familiar with the name Jonathan Edwards in my twenties. My knowledge of Edwards, however, was mostly indirect. He influenced my influences - men like John Piper and Tim Keller - but I did not spent much time with Edwards himself. I...
Why Read Jonathan Edwards?
This summer I took a course on Jonathan Edwards. Although I was familiar with the basic outline of his life and theology but had not read much of Edwards for myself. I wanted to know more about the man who might be the father of modern-day ...
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“A Lively Resemblance”
Gold Refin’d, Or, Baptism in Its Primitive Purity by Benjamin Keach (1689) is one of the best treatments of baptism ever penned by a Baptist. Keach was pivotal in shaping Baptist identity in 17th-century Britain. His work helped situate Ba...
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Scott Hurst pastor’s at Northminster Baptist Church in Toronto. He enjoys sports, books, and spending time with his wife and their two boys.
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