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In April of 1996, a group of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals (ACE) gathered in Massachusetts to hear the Cambridge Declaration read and its theological undergirding discussed. This declaration sought to define the essentials of being evangelical. Alistair Begg was privileged to attend that gathering and serve on the committee that wrote the Declaration. In this interview ... Continue Reading 

The story of the blind man helps illustrate how the disciples were blind to the identity of Jesus. In this passage of Mark’s gospel, we reach a watershed moment when Peter correctly identified Christ as the Son of the living God. Alistair Begg reminds us that, like the disciples, we need divine revelation to fully understand ... Continue Reading 

The story of the blind man helps illustrate how the disciples were blind to the identity of Jesus. In this passage of Mark’s gospel, we reach a watershed moment when Peter correctly identified Christ as the Son of the living God. Alistair Begg reminds us that, like the disciples, we need divine revelation to fully understand ... Continue Reading 

After praying for his readers in Ephesians 3, Paul proceeded to praise the perfect and powerful God who will answer his requests. In this message, Alistair Begg describes the need to ground our praise in theology and an understanding of God as creator and sustainer, revealed in the Bible. The world around us will see His glory ... Continue Reading 

After praying for his readers in Ephesians 3, Paul proceeded to praise the perfect and powerful God who will answer his requests. In this message, Alistair Begg describes the need to ground our praise in theology and an understanding of God as creator and sustainer, revealed in the Bible. The world around us will see His glory ... Continue Reading 

We all have memory problems: we forget what we should remember, but dwell on what is best forgotten. In this study of Joshua 3 and 4, Alistair Begg explains that God often gives His people memorials as reminders of His faithfulness and provision. Like the Israelites who built a memorial from the stones of the Jordan River ... Continue Reading 

We all have memory problems: we forget what we should remember, but dwell on what is best forgotten. In this study of Joshua 3 and 4, Alistair Begg explains that God often gives His people memorials as reminders of His faithfulness and provision. Like the Israelites who built a memorial from the stones of the Jordan River ... Continue Reading 

The supernatural events surrounding Christ’s birth are not products of man’s imagination, but of divine revelation, intended to convey God’s power and purposes. Looking at Luke 2:8–12, Alistair Begg demonstrates how God used the unusual angelic announcement to the unexpected audience of shepherds to communicate a crucial message: God has provided salvation ... Continue Reading 

The supernatural events surrounding Christ’s birth are not products of man’s imagination, but of divine revelation, intended to convey God’s power and purposes. Looking at Luke 2:8–12, Alistair Begg demonstrates how God used the unusual angelic announcement to the unexpected audience of shepherds to communicate a crucial message: God has provided salvation ... Continue Reading