- Video: Derek Thomas and Sean Lucas
- Video: Derek Thomas Interviews Doug Kelly
- Video: Ligon and Derek interview Phil Johnson
- Video: Derek and Ligon interview Thabiti
- Video: Derek Thomas and Ligon Duncan
- Video: Derek Thomas and Steve Nichols
- Video: Rick Phillips on Jesus the Evangelist
- ref21 Introduction Part II
- Sproul and Stein
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Philip Ryken
Philip Ryken is the Bible teacher on the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals' weekly radio broadcast, Every Last Word, and is a member of the Alliance Council. Dr. Ryken also serves as senior minister of Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, where he has preached since 1995. He was educated at Wheaton College (IL), Westminster Theological Seminary (PA), and the University of Oxford (UK), from which he received his doctorate in historical theology. He lives with his wife, Lisa, and children, Josh, Kirsten, Jack, Kathryn, and Karoline, in Center City, Philadelphia. He is the author or editor of more than 20 books, including Written in Stone: The Ten Commandments and Today's Moral Crisis and He Speaks to Me Everywhere: Meditations on Christianity and Culture. When he is not preaching or playing with his children, Dr. Ryken likes to play basketball and ponder the relationship between Christianity and American culture.
- A Theology of John's Gospel and Letters
- Speaking the Truth in Love
- Jesus Interrupted
- Lloyd Jones: Messenger of Grace
- A Million Miles in a Thousand Years
- The Marrow of Modern Divinity
- The Theology of John Calvin
- Risking the Truth: Handling Error in the Church
- The Rule of Love: Broken, Fulfilled, and Applied
- Justification: God's Plan and Paul's Vision
It has been a good couple of months for the celebrating of life at memorial services. First, there was the celebration of Michael Jackson's life and then there was Ted Kennedy, enfant terrible turned elder statesman. Both men, in their different ways, were proof positive that, in modern America, you only need to love your own kids and then at some point die in order to atone for any sins you may have committed against other people's beloved sons and daughters.
One of the modern shibboleths of the evangelical church, particularly the evangelical church in the West, is that of culture. One must be interested in culture, or one is simply irrelevant. Books and organizations abound on Christian approaches to various...
