Dr. Denny Burk moderates a panel discussion with Dr. Tom Schreiner, Dr. Chad Brand, and Dr. Bruce Ware about views on tribulation and millennialism. The panel met during Boyce College’s Wednesday chapel hour.
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Panel – N.T. Wright and the Doctrine of Justification
Dr. R. Albert Mohler moderates a panel discussion with Dr. Denny Burk, Dr. Tom Schreiner, Dr. Mark Seifrid, Dr. Brian Vickers about N. T. Wright’s views on justification. The panel met today during SBTS’s Thursday chapel hour.
RBL Reviews Dr. Joslin’s Book
Boyce College professor Dr. Barry Joslin published a book late last year titled Hebrews, Christ and the Law: The Theology of the Mosaic Law in Hebrews 7:1–10:18. The book just received a favorable review in The Review of Biblical Literature. The reviewer is David M. Allen of the Queen’s Foundation in Birmingham, England.
Congratulations, Dr. Joslin!
Denny Burk, “The Great Commission” part 2 (Matthew 28:16-20)
Dr. Burk delivers the part two of an exposition of Matthew 28:16-20.
Pictures from Orientation Weekend
This is a slideshow of events from Boyce College’s Fall 2009 Orientation Weekend. Pictures include move-in, commissioning service, welcome back service, and ice cream social.
Denny Burk, Boyce College Commissioning Service
Dr. Burk commissions incoming Boyce College freshmen as they begin their studies.
Dean Burk’s 2009 Boyce College Commencement Address
Dean Denny Burk delivers a commencement address from 1 Thessalonians 2:13.
President Mohler’s 2009 Boyce College Commencement Address
President Mohler delivers a commencement address from Colossians 2:13-23.
Assessing the Piper-Wright Debate on Justification
Yesterday, Tom Schreiner, Mark Seifrid, Brian Vickers, and I had a conversation with the students of Boyce College about Paul’s doctrine of justification. In particular, we discussed Tom Wright’s new book Justification: God’s Plan & Paul’s Vision, which is largely a response to John Piper’s 2007 book The Future of Justification: A Response to N. T. Wright.
The audio begins about halfway through my opening remarks. So I will print below my full opening statement so that you can read how I set up the discussion. (more…)