Matthew Barrett
Founder and Executive Editor at Credo Magazine
Writing a Systematic Theology @bakeracademic ~ Author: Refo as Renewal ~ Professor @mbts ~ Podcast @credomagazine ~ Director @centerclassical
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4 weeks ago |
credomag.com | Dominic Legge |Matthew Barrett |Scott Swain
Oftentimes, theologians will approach the doctrine of Christology in an isolated way, rarely bringing the doctrine of the Trinity into the discussion. As a result, we have succumbed to many Christological heresies across the centuries and more recently entertained Kenotic Christology. The collateral damage has been severe. For example, in the past generation it became acceptable for modern theologians to say that the incarnation introduces a change in God himself.
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1 month ago |
credomag.com | Matthew Barrett
I’m back from the Credo x Sola conference in Washington. Those who could not make it have asked me, what did you think? My answer: I was overwhelmed. Overwhelmed, that is, by the eagerness of those who attended to know and worship our triune God. It is truly powerful hearing 700+ people say the Nicene Creed together, and not just once but several times each day of the conference. I was reminded that the creed is not only essential for sound doctrine but instrumental to true worship.
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1 month ago |
matthewbarrett.substack.com | Matthew Barrett
I’m back from the Credo x Sola conference in Washington. Those who could not make it have asked me, what did you think? My answer: I was overwhelmed. Overwhelmed, that is, by the eagerness of those who attended to know and worship our triune God. It is truly powerful hearing 700+ people say the Nicene Creed together, and not just once but several times each day of the conference. I was reminded that the creed is not only essential for sound doctrine but instrumental to true worship.
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1 month ago |
credomag.com | Matthew Barrett |Scott Swain
In this episode of the Credo podcast, Dr. Matthew Barrett talks with D. A. Carson, emeritus professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and cofounder of The Gospel Coalition. Carson shares his inspiring story of how it all started, how he went from studying chemistry to studying theology and doing pastoral works. He shares his mindset in engaging with such a wide scope of topics in theology.
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1 month ago |
credomag.com | Matthew Barrett
D.A. Carson sits down with Matthew Barrett to reflect on his life and career. In this Credo Colloquy, Carson shares how he first became interested in biblical scholarship, why his father’s humble ministry kept him from being seduced by triumphalist theology, why he receives hate mail from missionaries to Muslims, why he wrote a manifesto of our secular times, and more.
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Within some Christian traditions today doctrine is downplayed. If you recognize your church needs a statement of faith, my advice is don’t sit down and write your own. Adopt a confession the church has already done in history. - @RevKevDeYoung See Dr. DeYoung’s full message https://t.co/NnT2sVs1rS
The Nicene Creed is the most important creed ever written. -@RevKevDeYoung. https://t.co/KvnvUrBzBo
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