The Lord's Supper
Daniel Hoffman
Seven Arguments Against Weekly Communion—Refuted

Every argument that I’ve ever heard against weekly communion is vapid at best.

Seven Arguments Against Weekly Communion—Refuted

Covenant Theology

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Was the Mosaic Covenant a Republication of the Covenant of Works?

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Was the Mosaic Covenant a Republication of the Covenant of Works?

Since the Reformation, there has been extensive debate over the role of the Mosaic covenant and its relationship to the covenant of works.

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Book Review: Covenant Theology (eds. Waters, Reid, Muether)

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This book is worth it alone for the footnotes and references for further study. It is a resource every pastor and student of the Bible should have on his shelf.

Covenant Theology vs. Dispensationalism (And Its Varieties)

Covenant Theology vs. Dispensationalism (And Its Varieties)

The Bible teaches a strong continuity between the old and new covenants and between Israel and the church. While there have been some changes in covenant administration, I do not think these changes warrant the adoption of a form of dispensationalism or new covenant theology.

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The Dual Aspect of the Covenant: Covenant, Election, and Infant Baptism

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The Dual Aspect of the Covenant: Covenant, Election, and Infant Baptism

The Bible requires us to make a distinction between covenant and election. This is the only way to account for covenant breaking and apostasy in Scripture, and it provides a consistent paradigm for the practice of infant baptism.

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Why We Should Baptize Babies: The Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism

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Why We Should Baptize Babies: The Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism

The practice of infant baptism is neither commanded nor prohibited anywhere in Scripture. This issue must therefore be settled by asking a different question—What is the place of children in the church?

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