Dec 1, 2014

Columns from Tabletalk Magazine, December 2014

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The December issue of Tabletalk is out. This issue of Tabletalk examines the doctrine of Christ. Before beginning the final part of His earthly ministry, Jesus asked His disciples a question that is the most important question they, or anyone else, will ever answer: “Who do you say that I am?” Peter answered, “You are the Christ,” but Peter himself still had much to learn. The Scriptures describe Jesus as a man who is fully human, and yet they also show that He is fully God. The early trinitarian and christological debates revolved around the humanity and divinity of Christ, and this issue of Tabletalk will seek to explain why orthodox Christology, the fruit of these debates, is of great importance for this and every generation.

Contributors include R.C. Sproul along with Sinclair Ferguson, Stephen Nichols, Mark Jones, David Gibson, R.C.Sproul Jr., David Wells, Travis Allen, James Anderson, and Jerry Bridges.

We do not post all of the feature articles or the daily devotionals from the issue, so you'll have to either purchase the issue or subscribe to get those. But for now, here are links to several free columns and articles from this month:

Subscribe to Tabletalk today for only $23 a year, and $20 to renew. You save even more if you get a 2- or 3-year subscription (as little as $1.36 per issue). Get your subscription to Tabletalk today by calling one of Ligonier Ministries' resource consultants at 800-435-4343 or by subscribing online and receive immediate access to the digital edition.

Here's a preview of what's coming up in Tabletalk over the coming months:

The Good News

The January issue seeks to explain the gospel, along with aspects of redemption that relate to the gospel and flow out of it.

Labor and Rest

The February issue will seek to define and explain labor and rest—their purpose, their balance, and their practice in the Christian life.

Inerrancy and the Doctrine of Scripture

The March issue will demonstrate a robust doctrine of Scripture, explaining the meaning and significance of the doctrine of biblical inerrancy.

Shame

The April issue will seek to define and explain shame, how we experience it, and what we as Christians should do about it.

Subscribe to Tabletalk today for only $23 a year, and $20 to renew.