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The Importance of Preaching the Theology of Suffering
Joel Beeke
August 24, 2023
Learning Obedience by Suffering One of the most mysterious statements about Christ in the Bible appears in Hebrews 5:8: “Though
Joel Beeke
Joel R. Beeke (PhD, Westminster Theological Seminary) has written over one hundred books. He is president and professor of systematic theology and homiletics at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, a pastor of the Heritage Reformed Congregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as well as the editor of Banner of Sovereign Grace Truth, the editorial director of Reformation Heritage Books, the president of Inheritance Publishers, and vice president of the Dutch Reformed Translation Society.
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The Puritans on Union with Christ, Justification, and Regeneration
Joel Beeke
December 27, 2020
a true and real union, (but which is only passive on their part,) [the elect] are united to Christ when
The Believer’s Paradoxical Experience of Sin
Joel Beeke
November 20, 2020
Saints and Sins Christian experience contains many tensions. It is important to maintain a balanced perspective on saints and their
Help! I’m Struggling with the Doctrine of Predestination
Joel Beeke
November 4, 2020
What Is Predestination? The doctrine of predestination is the teaching that before the creation of the world, God decided the
4 Essential Ingredients of Reformed Preaching
Joel Beeke
October 28, 2020
4 Essential Ingredients of Reformed Preaching from Crossway on Vimeo. Letting God Speak The vision for reformed preaching is to
10 Things You Should Know about Reformed Theology
Joel Beeke
October 9, 2020
1. Reformed theology celebrates the glory of God. The heart and soul of Reformed theology is the glory of the
3 Implications of the Fact that God Has Spoken
Joel Beeke
January 31, 2020
God Has Spoken, So We Must Obey Him In the biblical perspective, we have not heard God rightly unless we
Why You Should Read the Puritans
Joel Beeke
October 27, 2019
The great eighteenth-century revivalist, George Whitefield, wrote: The Puritans [were] burning and shining lights. When cast out by the black Bartholomew