An examination of the dual themes of sufferings and triumph in the Servant Songs of Isaiah and how the one preceeds the other.

The Fall 2010 Convocation on how the word of God is being carried into the world according to Revelation 11.

The author of Hebrews emphasizes the radical transcendence of God speaking through His Son who shares all of the divine attributes.

A major problem the author of the Book of Hebrews addresses is a lack of Christian maturity.

Dr. J. V. Fesko discusses his new book, Word, Water and Spirit: A Reformed Perspective On Baptism.

What it means to rejoice as a Reformed Christian.

The Apostle Paul's words to Timothy have an enduring significance for ministers in every generation.

Encouragement and advice for those studying to enter pastoral ministry.

The importance of endurance in the life of the Christian.

The preeminence of Christ undergirds our lives no matter our earthly circumstances.

Dr. David VanDrunen discusses his latest book entitled Living in God's Two Kingdoms: A Biblical Vision for Christianity and Culture.

It is possible to work so hard at studying the Word that we miss the primary apostolic application of Scripture, that it is to work and have an affect in us.

A defense of the Reformed use of the Law-Gospel distinction in Protestant Orthodox thought.

A biblical and theological defense of prison ministry.

Graduating seniors share their experiences at Westminster Seminary California as well as their future plans.

The purpose, worth, and benefits of the Servant of the Lord.

The importance of honoring the leaders who God has placed over his people.

Darryl G. Hart, visiting professor of Church History at Westminster Seminary California, talks about the The American Church and Confessionalism.

Isaiah 53:7-9 is a prophetic summary of the life of Christ from life to death.

An exhortation to not harden one's heart in light of various dangers that arise in the life of the Christian.