A study of Christ's inauguration of the new covenant and his role as mediator in light of the typology found in Exodus.

In Isaiah 55 the prophet Isaiah is prophesying and predicting the mission of the Christian church to the world.

Office Hours talks with Dr. J. V. Fesko who has masterfully written about the hot topic of “union with Christ” and has carefully placed Calvin in context.

A brief examination of Moses' “Song of the Sea,” which re-tells the central redemptive event in Israel's history.

Isaiah 54 speaks of a key transition in terms of God's dealings with his people resulting in their transformation.

It is essential to read Exodus as the second installment or chapter of the grand history of redemption.

A detailed look at what it means for Jesus to proclaim himself to be the Good Shepherd and the profound implications this has for the life of the believer.

Office Hours talks with Professor S.M. Baugh about the Epistle to the Hebrews.

Bryan Estelle talks about the doctrine of imputation.

Julius Kim explains the art and science of preaching. 

Dennis Johnson talks about pastoral counseling.

The theme of the upcoming season of Office hours is “Hebrews: Jesus is Really Better.”  Listen now to hear a preview of the Season!

Office Hours talks with President W. Robert Godfrey and D. G. Hart about their new book, Westminster Seminary California: A New Old School.

A New Old School attempts to Place the witness of Westminster Seminary California in the context of American Christianity.

What is a successful Christian leader and who determines someone to be successful?

Rev. John Bales reveals the five books he would take with him to the desert island and why.

An analysis of the main outlines of covenant theology.

The Apostle Paul emphasizes that we no longer belong to this present world but we belong to the new creation and thus we are called to walk according to this wonderful and new way of life.

President W. Robert Godfrey reveals the five books he would take with him to the desert island and why.

The beginning of Acts reveals the care the Lord Jesus took in preparing the foundation of his church.