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Biblical Theology and Theological Interpretation of Scripture 

By Colin Smothers
Biblical Theology and Theological Interpretation of Scripture (TIS) are two dominant ways of reading the Bible. In this article, Colin Smothers compares and contrasts both exegetical methods, showing how readers should be cautious of TIS.
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A Redemptive-Historical, Christocentric Approach

By Jason S. DeRouchie
Christ’s followers must magnify Jesus wherever he is evident in Scripture. As John Owen urged, the revelation of Christ deserves our deepest thought and meditation. The most faithful way is a multi-faceted approach that honors his central role in redemptive history.
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September Intermission: From Biblical Vocation to Biblical Theology

By Kevin McClure
Join us as we transition from the doctrine of vocation to the theme of biblical theology.
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Which Way, Christian?: A Contrast of David Platt’s Radical and Michael Horton’s Ordinary

By Chad Lawrence
David Platt’s Radical is a corrective against the secular American Dream—but it swings too far the other direction. There is a better and more ordinary way.
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A North Star for Our Generation: A Tribute to Voddie Baucham

By David Schrock
We give thanks to God for one of his faithful servants, Voddie Baucham (1969–2025), and we remember his life with honor.
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Why Young Men Wither: A Call for a Revival of Ambition

By Tyler Cox
The strength of young men to serve the church and build the world is being sapped, and a recovery of godly ambition is the dire need of the day.