Psalm 81 is a remarkable and important psalm in the Psalter. This psalm of Asaph is more specific than many psalms about the original occasion for its composition. The formal occasion for writing this psalm was to celebrate a season of important religious festivals in Israel: “Blow the...

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Here’s an excerpt from He Makes Me Lie Down in Green Pastures; He Leads Me beside Still Waters, Michael G. McKelvey’s contribution to the August issue of Tabletalk:

Psalm 23 provides us with a wonderful example of God’s care and protection in imagery that engages the imagination....

In this brief clip from his series Exploring Islam, James Anderson explains that Christians need to discuss the holiness of God with their Muslim neighbors.

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Take time to talk about the holiness of God to communicate the seriousness of sin. Muslims generally have a low view of sin compared...

God’s covenant commitment to His people, made in successive promise-bonds, forms the scaffolding within which He builds His church; its shape and growth are determined by it. But like a medieval cathedral, the church is built over centuries; and like a great book, its story is divided into...

Here’s an excerpt from The Lord Is My Shepherd; I Shall Not Want, Sinclair Ferguson’s contribution to the August issue of Tabletalk:

It was many years before I could say, “I love Psalm 23.” I can still see the cover of my child’s storybook version. There stands David,...

Should I share the gospel with my coworkers? From our 2017 National Conference, John MacArthur provides guidance on when to speak and when to stay silent in the workplace. When you have biblical and theological questions, just ask Ligonier.

As I read the scriptures, particularly the New Testament, there is a theme that recurs again and again regarding the Christian’s willingness to be in submission to various types of authority. Given the rebellious spirit of our age, that frightens me. It’s all too easy for us to get...

Do our hearts deceive us? From our 2017 National Conference, Albert Mohler considers whether Christians still have “wicked hearts” after being born again. When you have biblical and theological questions, just ask Ligonier.

Charles Dickens began A Tale of Two Cities with the immortal lines: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” These words sound like a contradiction, dissonant to the ear, harsh to the brain. How could the times be both best and worst?

Before Charles Dickens ever picked up a...

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With so much diversity in the Muslim world, it is common for people to hold uninformed opinions about Islam. So what do Muslims believe? And how should we share the gospel with them?

InExploring Islam, a new ten-part video teaching series, Dr. James Anderson surveys the history and beliefs of the...

In this brief clip from our 2012 National Conference, W. Robert Godfrey encourages us to pursue useful knowledge. 

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John Calvin was aware of the various strains and tensions in the history of Christianity in relation to the intellect. As he says in his Institutes, one extreme...

The entire life of Joseph is summarized in Genesis 50:20: “As for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good.” The teenager we met at the beginning of the story is now over a hundred years old. His life has come full circle, and he is addressing his duplicitous...

Is it biblical to say “God loves you” to believers and nonbelievers alike?Are there distinctions of sin in hell? For more than forty-five years, Christians have been looking to Ligonier Ministries for clear and helpful answers to biblical and theological questions. Whether...

Here’s an excerpt from The Great Shepherd, Burk Parson’s contribution to the August issue of Tabletalk:

When we hear the word shepherd, we typically think of a gentle, mild-mannered man in a relaxed posture surrounded by sheep grazing in a serene valley with beautiful hills. But...

The gospel can never be a side issue in our lives, for it is the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16–17). If we lose the gospel, we lose everything. What excites me about Ligonier Ministries is its passion for the gospel and for helping people know the gospel.

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The Reformers placed tremendous stress on the gifts of the Spirit to the whole body of Christ. John Calvin himself has rightly been described as “the theologian of the Holy Spirit” (B.B. Warfield). Yet Reformed Christians always have been given a “bad press” for their views...

We live in a world that needs awakening. What is awakening? It is a powerful movement of the Spirit of God to convert many people to Christ and to renew in His church a zeal for His truth, for spiritual growth, and for missions. This was R.C. Sproul’s passion, and in the final years of his...

I am writing to praise the doctrine of limited atonement because it so exalts the cross of Jesus Christ, which gained a full redemption for all those appointed by God to eternal life. But what is the cash value of this doctrine? Does it offer something to my Christian experience or is it just...

The August issue of Tabletalk provides a line-by-line exposition and application of Psalm 23. Psalm 23 certainly ranks among the most beloved passages in all of Scripture, and generations of believers have turned to this psalm of David for comfort and assurance in times both good and bad. This...

What happens to those who die while denying the truth of God in their lives? What will their rejection of the truth mean for them? Most people today do not want to think about the final judgment. For those who are young, death and eternity seem so far away. Yet if we would think seriously about...

Here's an excerpt from Jonathan Edwards’ Resolutions, from the July issue of Tabletalk:

Being sensible that I am unable to do anything without God’s help, I do humbly entreat him by his grace to enable me to keep these resolutions, so far as they are agreeable to his will, for...

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