Interviews
The Passion for Preaching
Tony Carter, Ken Jones, and Louis Love chop it up — discussing where the passion for preaching comes from, and how they understand the importance of the preaching ministry in … Continue reading
Tony Carter, “On Being Black and Reformed”
In his book, On Being Black and Reformed, Tony Carter wanted to show that being Reformed is not antithetical to the African-American Christian experience and to demonstrate that Reformed theology is … Continue reading
Louis Love on his Reformed Influences
From John Piper to Tony Carter, Louis Love talks about who most greatly influenced his theology.
How Thabiti Encountered the Doctrines of Grace
Thabiti Anyabwile, a former Muslim, talks about his first encounters with the different doctrines of grace, and how the Lord dropped breadcrumbs for him to follow.
“Blood Work” Book Review
Louis Love and Thabiti Anyabwile chop it up with Tony Carter — discussing his latest book, Blood Work: How the Blood of Christ Accomplishes Our Salvation. See more about Tony’s … Continue reading
Reformed Theology & Ethnocentrism
Discussing why many African-Americans feel foreign to Reformed theology, Thabiti Anyabwile explains how faith in Jesus Christ should radically redefine any Christian’s life and identity.
Ken Jones on his Reformed Influences
Ken Jones discusses which saints, from 600 years ago to today, have impacted his theology the most.
Being Black and Reformed
Thabiti Anyabwile talks about why it is healthy to push back on the notion that theology, and particularly Reformed theology, is ethnically and culturally bounded.
Embracing a New Tradition
Louis Love explains how Reformed theology helps him, as a pastor, focus more on content than superficial entertainment for his congregation.