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Justin Taylor

  • Blogger, Between Two Worlds and Evangelical History
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Christian, husband, father, church elder, book publisher, historian, Husker fan, blogger at Between Two Worlds and Evangelical History
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Words and God’s Word: A Theology of Words

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By Justin Taylor, Justin Taylor
| The Baptist Courier Verified
Words. We think words, hear words, speak words, sing words, write words, and read words. All the time. Every day. What do words have to do with Christianity? Almost everything. At every stage in redemptive history — from the time before time, to God’s creation, to man’s fall, to Christ’s redemption, and to the coming consummation — “God is there and he is not silent”(a title of a 1972 work by Francis Schaeffer). God’s words decisively create, confront, convict, correct, and comfort.
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Happy 80th Birthday, John Piper

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By Justin Taylor
| Christianity Today Verified
Fame didn't change how the Reformed theologian lives. In July of 1980, 34-year-old John Piper preached his first sermon as pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church on the eastern edge of downtown Minneapolis. Surveying a sea of gray hair, he retained traces of South Carolina lilt in his tenor voice as he said, "I have nothing of abiding worth to say to you. But God does. And of that Word I hope and pray that I never tire of speaking.
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Jamestown vs. Plymouth: The Two Motivations for Founding the American Colonies

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By Justin Taylor
| The Gospel Coalition Verified
More By Justin Uncovering Treasures in Paul’s Shortest Letter How Should We Think About Abortion? Restless, Reformed, Reflective Here’s the first in a new five-part series for PragerU: One was founded on profit. Jamestown and Plymouth shaped two powerful forces in American life: commerce and religion. You can watch the first five-minute lesson below.
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