Resources
The Genesis of Jesus
Jesus came from a family with a pretty gnarled, knotted up family tree. That’s the point. He came to save not the righteous but sinners. It is a very deliberate theological, stylized genealogy to show us where He came from and the sort of people for whom He came.
Did the Son of God Leave Heaven When He Came to Earth?
In the hypostatic union, the two natures—human and divine—are joined in one person, yet “without confusion” and “without change” (Chalcedonian Definition).
It’s Christmastime with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
Listen in as the three amigos talk about Christmas movies, favorite books, which LBE member is the most like Jerry Seinfeld.
The Darkness Does Not Win
With so many sad things in our world, it can be difficult to see any bright spots. This article reminds Christians of the hope of Christmas.
Face the Right Direction
You think this is why Jesus said there’s more rejoicing in heaven when one sinner repents? Why? Because that sinner who was cold, colder, coldest, North Pole… Warm. They’re facing the right direction. They’re going in the right way.
From Compromise to Captivity
Just like the prophets of old. Turn. Turn. It doesn’t have to be this way. You don’t have to face complete destruction. You don’t have to be in terrible distress.
What Is the Mission of the Church? with Brian DeVries
Mission is one of those words that Christians use all the time. So are words like “missions” and “missionaries.” But what do they mean?
A Beautiful Inheritance
I often think of Psalm 16:6, and I hope you’ll think of this verse in a new way after this sermon and the ones to follow. Psalm 16:6 – The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; indeed, I have a beautiful inheritance.
The Particulars of the Promise
Our text this morning is Joshua chapter 15. We’ve been in a series in this book since the beginning of the fall/end of the summer, and we’ll go one more week, next week Joshua 16 and 17, Lord willing, and we’ll take a three-week break. Yes, we will take a little break from land allotment
Top 10 Books of 2024
Kevin found these books from 2024 to be a strong combination of thoughtful, useful, interesting, helpful, insightful, and challenging.
Why the Tried and True is Still Better, Even in Missions
Kevin had the privilege of being a part of the first Missionary Conference in October 2024 in Jacksonville, FL.
Paul’s Missionary Enterprise
In this article, Kevin discusses what works and what is meant to work in missions and why the tried and true is still better.
Keep Your Eyes on God
Caleb as a younger man, Caleb now as an older man, same thing. Yes, those giants are big; God is bigger. Yes, they’re strong; God is stronger. So he waited all these years, believing that God would give him Hebron.
A Christmas Collection
Receive A Christmas Collection, four Christmas articles written by Kevin DeYoung, compiled in a coffee-table keepsake booklet.
An Old Man of Faith and Courage
Caleb acted upon the promises of God and then perhaps the best news of all, he himself had been brought near by the promises of God.
Evaluating the Thought of Cornelius Van Til with Keith Mathison and James Anderson
In this episode, Kevin talks to Keith Mathison and James Anderson about what Van Til got right and where he may have made some mistakes.
You Will Be My Witnesses: Theology for God’s Church Serving in God’s Mission
Kevin endorses Brian DeVries’s new book, “You Will Be My Witnesses: Theology for God’s Church Serving in God’s Mission”
2 Truths to Help Navigate Doctrinal Disagreement with Other Christians
In this video, Kevin discusses how it is true that some doctrines are of primary importance, and some might be secondary or tertiary.
Does James Contradict Paul?
No Christian denies that justification is by faith. That is an obvious biblical teaching. But is justification by faith alone?
The Life and Ministry of R.C. Sproul with Stephen Nichols
Stephen Nichols of Ligonier Ministries joins Kevin for a discussion about the life and ministry of R.C. Sproul.
Atonement Is a Work of Reconciliation and Redemption
In this article, Pastor Kevin DeYoung explores, from his book Daily Doctrine, what the bible means when it talks about Christ’s atonement.
10 Theories of the Atonement
Theologians have articulated several different theories or models of the atonement. Some are much closer to the mark than others.
How To Know God (and Two Ways That Don’t Work)
The God of the Bible is, from start to finish, the God who makes himself known and has given us the ability to know him truly and savingly.
2024 Clearly Reformed Banquet Recap Video
We were so thankful to gather with 220 of our friends and supporters on October 25, 2024 in Matthews, NC to enjoy an evening of sharing and fellowship.