by Jeffrey StivasonMartin Luther’s Table Talk is arguably the most entertaining of his works. The Weimar Edition contains six volumes under this head alone! Thus, volume 54 in the American Edition represents about one-tenth of the total bulk of what we know as Table Talk. However, as the American Ed
by Keith KauffmanWE AFFIRM that the Holy Spirit bears witness to the Scriptures, assuring believers of the truthfulness of God's written Word.WE DENY that this witness of the Holy Spirit operates in isolation from or against Scripture.In our previous argument on the witness of church history to th
by William BoekesteinAfter three years of walking with Jesus the disciples were about to face their greatest trial. God would strike the Shepherd and scatter his sheep (Matt. 26:31). Spiritual darkness would place the disciples under extreme pressure. They would not completely fail. But they would f
by Keith KauffmanWE AFFIRM that the doctrine of inerrancy has been integral to the Church's faith throughout its history.WE DENY that inerrancy is a doctrine invented by scholastic Protestantism, or is a reactionary position postulated in response to negative higher criticism.The inerrancy of the
