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Martin Luther and Reformation Studies with Billy Marsh

Martin Luther and Reformation Studies with Billy Marsh

In this episode, I talk with my colleague and Luther whizzbang William (Billy) Marsh about historical theology and his scholarship on the Re...

Childs on Luther as a "biblical theologian"

In sum, a great majority of the major theological issues involved in the modern enterprise of Biblical Theology were already adumbrated in ...

The Gospel in a Nutshell

The gospel is a story about Christ, God's and David's Son, who died and was raised and is established as Lord. This is the gospel i...

The Psalter as a Fine, Bright, Pure Mirror of the Church

In a word, if you would see the holy Christian Church painted in living color and shape, comprehended in one little picture, then take up t...

To Be Tired of Luther

To quote Trueman's misquotation of Johnson: To misquote Dr. Johnson, to be tired of Luther is to be tired of life. –Carl Trueman, ...
Complete List of Luther’s Works, American Edition

Complete List of Luther’s Works, American Edition

Recently, I was attempting to find a certain volume of Luther's works in English. Surprisingly, I was unable to find a complete list of ...
Ineffable Union with Christ, the Height of Intimacy

Ineffable Union with Christ, the Height of Intimacy

The most intimate relationship imaginable is that between a man and a woman who have covenanted together in marriage. There is no other rel...
Faith in Your Sin: Thoughts Provoked by Luther

Faith in Your Sin: Thoughts Provoked by Luther

Luther says that “absolutely no man can ever discover or comprehend his wickedness, since it is infinite and eternal.” If sin is such that i...

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Complete List of Luther’s Works, American Edition

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How the Bible Came to Be (pt 4)

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