The Spirit and the Sufficiency of Scripture
Nov21

The Spirit and the Sufficiency of Scripture

One of the key doctrinal principles of the Protestant Reformation was sola Scriptura. This principle emphasized Scripture rather than tradition as the final authority in faith and practice. The Protestant Reformers and their immediate theological heirs affirmed sola Scriptura because they believed that the Bible, as God’s very Word, was sufficient for the doctrine and practice of the Church. They affirmed the sufficiency of Scripture...

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HSF Conversations: Ordinary Means of Grace Church Planting
Oct16

HSF Conversations: Ordinary Means of Grace Church Planting

In this episode of HSF Conversations, Ed Goode and Daniel Mann, church planters in Illinois, join us to discuss ordinary means of grace church planting. We discuss church planting books and blogs, whether or not those resources promote ordinary means of grace ministry, what ordinary means of grace ministry is, and what ordinary means of grace ministry looks like in the life of the church. About Ed Goode: I grew up in a happy home and...

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HSF Conversations: “Tell Me About Your Sermon Prep” with Corey Minter
Sep10

HSF Conversations: “Tell Me About Your Sermon Prep” with Corey Minter

In this episode of HSF Conversations, we discuss sermon preparation with Corey Minter, pastor of the New Hope Free Will Baptist Church in Joelton, TN. Corey gives us some insight into his sermon prep throughout the week, some resources he has benefited from, how he helps children focus on the sermon, and how he prepares himself spiritually to...

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The Genesis of Gender: A Review
Mar13

The Genesis of Gender: A Review

“I feel like I’ve been giving my students poison to drink,” said Abigail Favale to a fellow professor as she reflected on years of teaching gender theory to college students.[1] “For so many years,” she confessed, “I’d been careless, careless with their minds and, most disturbingly, their souls.” Favale went on to describe her teaching career this way: “I’d often felt good about exposing my students to heady and trendy theories about...

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John Murton on the Inspiration and Authority of Scripture
Feb02

John Murton on the Inspiration and Authority of Scripture

One of the great battles among twentieth-century Protestants has been the inspiration and authority of Scripture. However, debates regarding inspiration and authority had been engaged for many years prior. Even in the eighteenth century, prominent figures questioned the reliability of the biblical text as Enlightenment principles led some to question the miracles recorded in Scripture and the Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch. Even...

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