Adam Harwood’s Anti-Calvinism Sermon at Truett-McConnell College

The faculty at Westminster Theological Seminary recent wrapped up a series on the topic of Inerrancy. I’ve listen to Scott Oliphint’s presentation which was very good; I’m sure the others are as well. The following topics are covered: “Inerrancy and the New Testament use of the Old Testament”, G. K. Beale (Beale looks at Matthew’s use of Hosea in Matthew

Walid Shoebat thinks your good works can somehow satisfy the holiness of God.  Or that is the conclusion one is forced to come to in reading this rambling, often irrelevant, but still important article he posted on his website.  Responding to a brief portion of a recent Dividing Line (and may I thank Walid for posting that segment, for many

I was scheduled to preach at PRBC the Sunday after returning (Friday night) from Ukraine and London, so it was best to stick with a topic fresh in mind.  So I preached two sermons in response to the specific citations from Austin Fischer’s book, Young, Restless, and No Longer Reformed, which he himself provided to Justin Brierley as the key texts