Dr Gonzales addresses the authority of Scripture using the Second London Confession 1.4–5 as a template. Part one focuses on the Bible’s authority considered in itself. Part two focuses on the Bible’s authority for us.

Nick Kennicott addresses two expressions of today’s sexual revolution, homosexuality and transgenderism. He provides a biblical assessment and redemptive response.

Dr. Michael Haykin surveys the opposition to the slave trade voiced by some of the 18th-century Particular Baptists.

Dr. Brian Borgman lectures on the Law of God from chapter 19 of the Second London Confession.

Jeff Smith opens up one of Christ’s most revealing teachings about life after death. ~ Dr. Joel Beeke

Dr. Gonzales discusses the ethical challenge OT holy wars present to the modern believer and offers a defense of their inclusion in sacred Scripture.

Professor Nick Kennicott addresses the Christian church and suggests several biblical responses to Critical Post-Westernism.

Dr. Bob Gonzales provides a Biblical defense of the imprecatory psalms and situations them within a Christian ethic.

In these two lectures Dr. Brian Borgman discusses the nature of regeneration and its relationship to saving faith and repentance.

Dr. Adams lectures on the history of the Christian church’s outreach to Islam.

Dr. Robert Gonzales examines the gift of prophecy and tongues from a redemptive-historical perspective.

Jeffery Smith expounds the classic Reformed doctrine of justification and addresses some of the modern aberrations from this doctrine such as the New Perspective on Paul.

Michael Emadi develops the apostle Paul’s doctrine of the resurrection as rooted in the Old Testament’s promise of a new creation.

Mark Ward provides a primer on linguistics and an overview of common exegetical fallacies.