A Cordial Response to the Law/Gospel Debate

A Cordial Response to the Law/Gospel Debate

Affirming both the Law-Gospel distinction and all three uses of the law, Borgman makes the case for a richer approach centered on union with Christ—one that preserves justification by faith alone while giving full place to sanctification, obedience, and the gospel-grounded imperatives of the Christian life.

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Law & Gospel: The Narrow Focus

Law & Gospel: The Narrow Focus

Do the biblical writers ever contrast law with gospel? The answer is “Yes.” In fact, such a contrast is vital to our understanding of justification and to living the Christian life.

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Law & Gospel: The Big Picture

Law & Gospel: The Big Picture

The law and gospel each have an expansive range of meaning. Broadly considered, they overlap and are interrelated. More narrowly viewed, they’re distinct.

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A Rule of Life Among the Gentiles

A Rule of Life Among the Gentiles

We ought to seek the welfare of the city God has placed us, but cultural transformation is not our mission. Our mission is to make disciples of the nations until our King brings us into the eternal kingdom of glory with him.

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Learning from Andrew Fuller

Learning from Andrew Fuller

In reflecting upon the piety of Andrew Fuller, one learns of the centrality of Christ, the importance of law and gospel, the blessing of ministerial fellowship, and a proper view of responsibility and dependency in the Christian life.

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