The February 2010 issue of Tabletalk looks at the current controversy surrounding N.T. Wright and the doctrine of justification. Contributors include R.C. Sproul along with D.A. Carson, Sinclair Ferguson, J.V. Fesko, Paul Helm, Michael Horton, Albert Mohler, John Piper, and Cornelis … more
Tabletalk magazine delivers fresh perspectives and discussion for your Bible study. Formed in 1977, Tabletalk continues to challenge and encourage readers to dig deeper into the Word of God in order that their lives may be transformed through the renewing of their minds (Rom. 12:1–2). In … more
Get 15 accessible and exciting issues that discuss roughly 40 books of the Bible. Whet your appetite for biblical learning, dig into book studies, explore ideas for your small group and Bible study, and grow closer in your walk with Jesus through the fascinating articles, historical … more
The appeal of C.S. Lewis’ writings continues to be the way in which Lewis combined reason and imagination. He argued that “Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and, if true, of infinite importance. The one thing it cannot be is moderately important.” Whether in the realm of reason … more
TThe spiritual realm and a few of its inhabitants — angels and demons — are portrayed and discussed everywhere — from statues and paintings to poems and songs to the Internet. But are they understood correctly? With all the attention the spiritual world receives, Christians are bound to … more
The June 2010 issue of Tabletalk looks at the New Calvinism sweeping across America and offer to its readers guidance and encouragement through a friendly analysis of it. Contributors include R.C. Sproul along with Tim Challies, Paul Helm, Albert Mohler, Burk Parsons, Richard Pratt, Ed … more
Tabletalk magazine was formed in 1977 to provide a substantive study tool for believers. Though its format has changed over the years, Tabletalk continues to challenge and encourage readers to dig deeper into the Word of God in order that their lives may be transformed through the … more
Covenant theology is, in essence, biblical theology. And while Reformed thinkers have not necessarily agreed on the minutiae of certain aspects, they have all agreed on the principle of viewing Scripture within a covenantal framework. The symphony of Scripture, and thus of God’s … more
The January 2010 issue of Tabletalk explores the sovereignty of God in the face of anxiety. Contributors include R.C. Sproul along with E. Calvin Beisner, Steven Lawson, John MacArthur, Ken Myers, Paul David Tripp, and Ed Welch. Tabletalk features articles about topics central to the … more
The theme of the November 2006 issue of Tabletalk is the Lord’s Supper. In Geneva, John Calvin instructed ministers to take great care when administering this sacrament. They were to preach that “although we see only bread and wine, let us not doubt that…Jesus is our heavenly bread, to … more
In the book of Revelation are written messages to seven of the most prominent churches of the Roman province of Asia, which are located in what is now western Turkey. In them, by praise and censure, warning and exhortation, the risen Christ makes plain much of His will for His people. At … more
For more than thirty years, Tabletalk has existed as a magazine for laymen. Generally speaking, laymen receive either very little instruction in the weightier matters of the faith, or the instruction is too academic, thereby making the material largely inaccessible to average laymen. This … more
For more than thirty years, Tabletalk has existed as a magazine to provide a substantive study tool for believers. Generally speaking, laymen receive either very little instruction in the weightier matters of the faith, or the instruction is too academic, thereby making the material … more
The January 2011 issue of Tabletalk strives to give an overview of the New Testament epistles, with an eye on how they encourage and exhort the church. Tabletalk features articles about topics central to the Christian faith and daily, in-depth Bible studies with featured columns by … more
Possibly no other theme has generated as much debate as the kingdom of God. What is it? When will it arrive? Has it already? In what way? Who are its recipients? And the list goes on. This issue of Tabletalk, however, will not be entertaining such question in any great detail, for it is … more
