Category Archives: Ed Trefzger

Triablogue has a post today commenting on Craig Blomberg’s “Why I Am A Calminian” which quite nicely dismantles the idea of middle knowledge. Find it here: Triablogue: Why I’m not a Calminian. Print email PDF Facebook Twitter RSS

Al Mohler is profiled at The Resurgence: The Reformed Resurgence: Al Mohler and Southern Seminary | TheResurgence. R. Albert Mohler Jr. was too young to head the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He thought so. Everyone thought so. B Print email PDF Facebook … Continue reading →

The London Times reports on the New Calvinists: Calvin: still hot at 500 –Times Online . Print email PDF Facebook Twitter RSS

My course work at TNARS included an article by Dr. Vern Sheridan Poythress, “New Testament Worldview”, which is part of Revolutions in Worldview: Understanding the Flow of Western Thought (Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyterian and Reformed, 2007). T Print email PDF Facebook … Continue reading →

Pharaoh had absolute authority. He was the law. This is a sermon I preached July 15, 2009, during the 7 p.m. Wednesday service at Evangelical Church of Fairport, N.Y. All Scripture references are from The Holy Bible, English Standard Print … Continue reading →

The London Times reports on the New Calvinists: Calvin: still hot at 500 –Times Online . Print email PDF Facebook Twitter RSS

Dr. Bob Gonzales, dean of Reformed Baptist Seminary, gets it exactly right in the first of his series: Giving Proper Due to the People in the Pew: A Biblical Defense of Lay-Ministry and Lay-Evangelism, Part 1 | RBS Tabletalk. Print email … Continue reading →

John MacArthur has addressed coarse and unseemly language in the pulpit, most specifically directing comments toward Mark Driscoll, in a four-part series ending in this Q&A: The Rape of Solomons Song Part 4–conclusion Dr. MacAr Print email PDF Facebook Twitter … Continue reading →

I’m honored to have been asked to contribute to a new collaborative blog: Christ, Our Covenant. The first posts will capture papers presented at a think tank held in June 2008. I’m scheduled to present on the topic of the … Continue reading →

I learned a valuable lesson in forgiveness this week that I really should have known before. A dear brother called Monday night to ask for me to forgive him for a surly attitude he had shown a day earlier. I … Continue reading →