Bavinck’s Christianity and Science (Eng. Translation) was published one year ago. If you’ve picked it up, what was one thing you learned from it? Crossway James Eglinton Cory Brock

Lee Kuan Yew was so real for this

First day back Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C.

As classes are starting, students will be reading Herman Bavinck for the first time - I wrote this piece for The Gospel Coalition on how to navigate his work a few months ago: thegospelcoalition.org/article/readin…

The third point, Listen for Bavinck at the End, is perhaps the most important one. Bavinck was an expert and ‘steel manning’ opposing views, and so a new reader could easily misunderstand him without foreknowledge of that habit.

In this episode of Gospelbound, @CollinHansen talks with James Davison Hunter about his book, 'Democracy and Solidarity: On the Cultural Roots of America's Political Crisis', where Hunter argues that America's political crisis is rooted in cultural divisions rather than just

New to seminary? Wondering how to get acclimated? What goes into a seminary paper? Which classes should I take? We have a podcast for that! Check out this series. soundcloud.com/rtswashington/… (Also available on Spotify, iTunes, PocketCasts, and everywhere else)

"Bavinck's work is worth studying because he combines certain virtues that usually don't go together." thegospelcoalition.org/article/readin… via N. Gray Sutanto

Glad to receive this Gavin Ortlund ! Review forthcoming for Christianity Today - looking forward to reading this soon.

Revisited Steve Duby’s latest book the last couple of weeks and it surely is one of the best books in dogmatics in recent years. Its my favorite work of his.

This magazine cover speaks volumes. And much can be written too from a Jakartan/ Asian perspective where similar (and arguably heightened) phenomena is found.

Still don’t have my author copies yet but Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C. ‘s library has received a copy and its so satisfying to see its real! T&T Clark Bloomsbury Academic

I’m planning an Advanced Readings of Neo-Calvinism seminar for Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C. Reformed Seminary - We’ll be reading primary sources from Kuyper, Schilder, and then different trajectories in the late 20th century to the 21st. Hopefully Spring 2025.

Scholarship is a community endeavor!

So thrilled to receive my author copies of God and Humanity! Bloomsbury Academic T&T Clark - I started writing this in Bali over the pandemic, and I hope it advances the conversations.