Crumbs from the Master's Table

D. A. Carson: The emphasis of the Prologue, then, is on the revelation of the Word as the ultimate disclosure of God himself. That theme i...

D. A. Carson: The wealth of possible backgrounds to the term logos in John’s Prologue suggests that the determining factor is not this or...

Commenting on the situation in Corinth that Paul is confronting in 2 Cor. 10:1ff, Professor Carson draws out this important contemporary app...

Addressing some of the crucial lessons to be learned from Paul's passionate pen in 2 Corinthians 10–13, Professor Carson speaks to one o...

Commenting on 2 Corinthians 10–13, and speaking of how Paul handled the crisis in Corinth generated by the accusations of intruders and inte...

My gratitude to God, and esteem for  D. A. Carson , increases by the day. I'm  currently taking his course on Acts, Paul, and the Ge...

"The kind of biblicism that learns nothing from the great councils is in danger of becoming cultic." —D. A. Carson, Jesus the So...

D. A. Carson: One of the most urgently needed things today is a careful treatment of how the gospel, biblically and richly understood, oug...

D. A. Carson: Do you ever say to a young Christian, "Do you want to know what Christianity is like? Watch me!" If you never do, ...

D. A. Carson on Job 40:8-14: It is important to recognize that God does not here charge Job with sins that have brought on his suffering. ...

In a message titled "What is the Ministry and Mission of the Local Church? Foundations from the Pastoral Episles," D. A. Carson sa...

D. A. Carson on preaching a crucified Christ: And clearly [Paul] thinks the gospel is jeopardized by any kind of eloquence or rhetoric tha...

D. A. Carson on 1 Cor. 2:1-5: These verses do not prohibit diligent preparation, passion, clear articulation, and persuasive presentation...

"One wonders why, if Paul had been focally concerned about being a good steward of creation in his own time, he did not say a bit more ...

"There is nothing in the NT quite like the current infatuation for expressions like 'kingdom ethics,' in which 'kingdom...

Commenting on the appearance of "the angel of YHWH" in Exodus 3, D. A. Carson asks and oberves: We might well ask if, when the t...

Speaking about the virtual universal tendency to forget the lessons of history, D. A. Carson writes: "How many Christians in the West...

This series of posts is creative, interesting, and instructive. Here's how to preach like  D. A. Carson  without sounding like him. ...

D. A. Carson: For all that the web makes information gloriously accessible, it has two huge shortcomings. First, it is so democratized tha...

D. A. Carson: The essence of all critical thought, in the best sense of that abused expression, is the justification of opinions. A critic...