Resources
A Critical Look at Critical Theory with Carl Trueman
Listen in as Kevin and Carl talk about what critical theory is, and how the church can provide a more beautiful alternative.
Evangelical Ministry Assembly
Kevin had the privilege of delivering three sermons at the EMA Conference in June 2024 in Westminster, London.
A Book of Blessings and Curses
We are the inheritors of these blessings if we belong to Jesus Christ. There are still curses, beloved, and there are still blessings. So choose wisely.
PCI Westminster Fellowship
Kevin had the privilege of speaking at the PCI Westminster Fellowship Conference in September 2024 in Ballymena, Co Antrim Northern Ireland.
Aseidad Divina
El primer atributo de Dios que encontramos en la Biblia es su auto-existencia. Nos encontramos con Dios Creador.
The God of Second Chances
We are the inheritors of these blessings if we belong to Jesus Christ. There are still curses, beloved, and there are still blessings. So choose wisely.
A One-Year Guide to Systematic Theology
Each month covers a different broad theological topic, including mankind, salvation, the church, end times, and more.
John Bunyan and the World’s Most Famous Allegory
In Part III of our church history lecture series Kevin DeYoung explores the end of the medieval period up to the beginning of the modern world.
A Door of Hope
None can walk through this door with head lifted high. This is a door that leads to light, not darkness. You have to leave the dark behind.
A Horrible Sin and Another Heap of Stones
Beloved in the Lord, sinner, there is a door of hope open for you. If you would but kneel. None can walk through this door with head lifted high. This is a door that leads to light, not darkness. You have to leave the dark behind.
William of Orange and the Dutch Golden Age
In Part III of our church history lecture series Kevin DeYoung explores the end of the medieval period up to the beginning of the modern world.
A Call for Endurance and Faith
If the world around us loses all vestiges of Christianity and grows increasingly hostile to the Word of God, how then shall we live?
What is the Lord Doing?
How often do we stop and slow down and try to think, well, “Lord, what are you doing? Lord, what battles are You fighting? Where are You advancing? Where are you moving forward? What are you wanting to do? Lord, what are Your priorities?”
Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho?
It is a story ultimately about faith. The faith of God’s people to trust and obey and the faith of Rahab to know that she needed to be saved.
Westminster Divines, Spiritual Warfare, and the Neglected Practice of Hospitality with Chad Van Dixhoorn
It’s not everyday you get to hear from the world’s expert on the Westminster Assembly. Get ready for lots of nerdy Presbyterian talk!
John Knox and the Transformation of Scotland
In Part III of our church history lecture series Kevin DeYoung explores the end of the medieval period up to the beginning of the modern world.
Worship Before Warfare
One of the most important things you can do, parents, for your children is to establish by your actions even more powerfully than your words, that the most important thing you do as a family each week, you have to do and you get to do, is the corporate worship of God’s people.
Signs and Seals
We ought to see in all of the ordinary providences in life, nothing less than God still loving us, taking care of us.
John Calvin and the Power of the Word
In Part III of our church history lecture series Kevin DeYoung covers the end of the medieval period up to the beginning of the modern world.
Coram Deo Pastors Conference Live 2024 Album
We’re thrilled to introduce the Coram Deo Pastors Conference Live 2024 album, available now!
Prone to Wander
The fact that He needed to give them a memorial tells us he understands the human predicament, prone to wander, Lord, we feel it, prone to leave the God we love.
Divine Immutability
What does it mean that God is immutable? By itself, the concept of immutability can either be good or bad. But if you’re God, immutability is a very good thing.
A Memorial of the Lord’s Mighty Hand
Memorials call us to trust and obey. They call us to remember. They call us to faith. They call us to repentance. They’re a street sign to say, “Are you still walking in the right direction? Have you wandered from the path?”
Thomas Cranmer and the Middle Way
In Part III of our church history lecture series Kevin DeYoung covers the end of the medieval period up to the beginning of the modern world.