Triperspectival Theology for the Church
In Defense of Christian Activism vs. Michael Horton and Meredith Kline1 by John M. Frame Christian activism, by which I mean simply any Christian attempt to improve society, has had its ups and …
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by John M. Frame Is it wrong to hurt people’s feelings? Most of our mothers thought so. But where does Scripture address this issue? I recently had an email exchange with another teacher of …
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by John M. Frame 1. Why It Is Hard to Believe in God Today 1 Cor. 1:18-25 Many people are telling us that it's just too hard for people today to believe in the God of Christianity. …
by John M. Frame As we approach the new millennium, things seem to be changing faster and faster. New scientific discoveries, medicines, treatments, technologies appear almost daily. And the moral …
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by John Frame Homelessness is poverty at its worst. I do not believe Christians should be concerned about poverty as a mere "gap between rich and poor." Rather, Christians should be …
by John M. Frame The lecture materials on decalogical hermeneutics are rather abstract, and you might wonder if they have any practical value, besides making the Larger Catechism look more …
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