"Galatians Reconsidered is a provocative and practical study of Paul the Apostle and justification, in which Neil Martin examines how both the old and new perspective on Paul are right about some things and wrong about others."

The book is available here https://ivpbooks.com/galatians-reconsidered

Sinclair touches on some of the more controversial aspects of Calvin's theology on the Holy Spirit.  

In this lecture, professor Carter looks at the theme of the transcendent God in Isaiah 40, 45, and 48. 

In this second lecture, Professor Carter shows how liberal Christianity has shifted towards mythology and argues evangelical Christianity has an ally in metaphysics.

In this first lecture, Professor Carter critiques relational theism and biblicism, and introduces classical theism.

He also stressed the importance of one-on-one evangelism and states this is the new paradigm for evangelism in the 21st century. 

John and Malcolm, with their years of pastoral experience, discuss this vital topic for these times. 

Here is a summary of the lecture series provided by Jonathan: The Church in the World: What is a church and where does it fit onto the landscape of a nation? What’s the relationship between religion and politics, and is that the same thing as the relationship between church and state? What’s the church’s mission and how do Christians live individually and corporately as citizens of heaven here and now? What is justice and are a Christian’s responsibilities for doing justice different than a church’s? These are the kinds of questions to be tackled in this course, which brings together the two fields of ecclesiology and political theology.

Dr Jonathan Leeman is the editorial director for 9Marks. He is the author of a number of books, including Political Church: The Local Church As Embassy Of Christ’s Rule and How the Nations Rage: Rethinking Faith and Politics in a Divided

We aim to upload one lecture a week (4 in total). 

Here is a summary of the lecture series provided by Jonathan: The Church in the World: What is a church and where does it fit onto the landscape of a nation? What’s the relationship between religion and politics, and is that the same thing as the relationship between church and state? What’s the church’s mission and how do Christians live individually and corporately as citizens of heaven here and now? What is justice and are a Christian’s responsibilities for doing justice different than a church’s? These are the kinds of questions to be tackled in this course, which brings together the two fields of ecclesiology and political theology.

Dr Jonathan Leeman is the editorial director for 9Marks. He is the author of a number of books, including Political Church: The Local Church As Embassy Of Christ’s Rule and How the Nations Rage: Rethinking Faith and Politics in a Divided

We aim to upload one lecture a week (4 in total). 

Here is a summary of the lecture series provided by Jonathan: The Church in the World: What is a church and where does it fit onto the landscape of a nation? What’s the relationship between religion and politics, and is that the same thing as the relationship between church and state? What’s the church’s mission and how do Christians live individually and corporately as citizens of heaven here and now? What is justice and are a Christian’s responsibilities for doing justice different than a church’s? These are the kinds of questions to be tackled in this course, which brings together the two fields of ecclesiology and political theology.

Dr Jonathan Leeman is the editorial director for 9Marks. He is the author of a number of books, including Political Church: The Local Church As Embassy Of Christ’s Rule and How the Nations Rage: Rethinking Faith and Politics in a Divided

We aim to upload one lecture a week (4 in total). 

A book was published containing all the talks from this conference https://www.jamesdicksonbooks.com/shop/new-books/calvin-theologian-reformer-edited-joel-beeke-garry-williams/

Garry makes the claim what we think about Adam will catch up with what we think about Christ and he explores differing views of Adam in reformed theology and in the conservative evangelical world more generally. Specifically, Garry looks at the issue of whether God's covenant with Adam was a gracious covenant, and whether Adam had faith. 

Garry focuses on John Owen and Jonathan Edwards' view of the human person. 

https://www.qtc.edu.au/staff/gary-millar/  

Haykin looks at Andrew Fuller's defence of religious affections and engages with the doctrine of Sandemanianism . 

We are very grateful to Stephen Steele for providing the recording. 

Steve starts his lecture looking at Jonathan Edwards and original sin and Edwards' defence of Original Sin against the teachings of John Taylor.  

In this paper, Lane engages with Peter Enns book The Evolution of Adam. 

He bases his lecture primarily on 1 Corinthians 15: 42-49.

In this paper, Geoff shows how Noah was a faithful committed servant of the Lord- an apt description for what a pastor should be.

Robert argues in this lecture that Genesis 12 is foundational to Paul's ministry to the Gentiles.