On this special episode of Office Hours, R. Scott Clark will discuss with Michael Brown and Zach Keele, some of the important issues addressed in their new book, Sacred Bond: Covenant Theology Explored.

An analysis of the Christian answer to the problem of evil in contrast to the answer provided by eastern philosophy.

A further study of the Apostle Paul's portrayal of Gospel ministry from Colossians 1.

An analysis of the Apostle Paul's portrayal of Gospel ministry from Colossians 1.

The writer to the Book of Hebrews tells us that Jesus is the final Word and the ultimate Lord.

A study of Jesus’ parable of the rich man and Lazarus and how it helps us to reflect upon the significance and authority of Scripture.

An explanation of the 10 Commandments in its context and in light of the person and work of Christ.

An exhortation to seminarians not to lose heart in their training and why this is important for the ministry and understanding the Gospel.

Office Hours talks with Carl Trueman about what history is, how it's done, how it shouldn't be done, observations about British Evangelicalism, and some concerns about American Reformed Christianity in the near future.

Professor Paul Lim talks about Europe's Reformations, Puritanism, Global Evangelicalism, and being a Christian in a secular University.

Dr. Richard Muller talks about Reformed theology.

Kevin DeYoung talks about the missional movement, the kingdom of God, and the church.

The pastor is perpetually tempted to try and be the hero of his flock.

The pastor has much wisdom to gain through the study of church history.

An examination of a biblical model of Pastoral ministry in light of current trends.

An exploration of the relationship between music and culture.

A study of John Calvin's doctrine of assurance and its frequent misrepresentation in subsequent Calvin historiography.

The identification of Calvinism with the unique theology of John Calvin is nothing short of a fallacy.

When reflecting on the providence of God we are brought before his goodness and faithfulness to his children.

The value of missions in our Reformed churches and what they are trying to accomplish.