Ep. 9

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Our world is currently overwhelmed with cries for protests and resistance, and the confessional Reformed church often sits uneasily between a recognition of the place and need for certain cries of this sort and the equally important need to distance herself.

Ep. 8

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How might biblical ritual ontology and theology help us clearly and consistently proclaim the gospel of the incarnate Savior and his love for his confessing, singing, eating Body?

Ep. 7

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The problem with Roman Catholicism is that it is insufficiently catholic. The problem with Protestantism, including confessional Reformed Christianity, is that it too is often insufficiently catholic.

Ep. 6

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Today’s Church is in great need of reimagining the nature of theological education; a reassessment of its purpose, not as merely the pursuit of a degree, but as education in the classical sense of formation.

Ep. 5

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In what way should we understand the New Testament and the Church's proclamation of Lord Jesus Christ as a proclamation that takes place according to the Scriptures?

Ep. 4

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Does the Old Testament continue to function for the church as Holy Scripture, and if so, how? This is a key question for the church’s faith and life.

Ep. 3

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To what world do the most thoughtful and effective responses to racism belong? Perhaps it is the world in which attacking the roots of racism can look like picking up a shovel and honoring the Lord’s Day.

Ep. 2

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As readers and confessors of the Apostles' Creed, we live in a fallen and sinful world of suspicion and of distrust that far too often finds expression in our inability to hear one another in a context of communal or Christian discourse.

Ep. 1

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According to Scripture, the communicative life we have as God's image-bearers is strategically and providentially ordered to the concerns of God's law.