A Milestone

Shabir Ally Debate mp3’s Available! Click here to order. No, we don’t have the DVD’s yet, for two reasons: 1) we don’t have the tapes from Biola, and 2) these mp3’s were taken from a tape in one of our two cameras that had an audio feed. Believe me, we want the DVD’s as badly as anyone else, and will

Some of the readers of this blog are familiar with my old site rctr.org (well, it is still there, but nothing has really been done with it for quite some time) and the Resource Report or Resource Blog. This site was designed to keep the average Joe, who did not have access to libraries nor the time to research, updated

Wow, old home week has begun! I just went down to have lunch with Mike O’Fallon and Bill Webster, and ended up running into c0ach, solaChristo, MarieP, Life, redgoatee, Dr. Renihan and his wife, Bill McKeever and his wife–we are taking over! My son has arrived, Steve Camp is on his way from the airport as I type this, and

Many people have asked me, “How could Ergun Caner think he would ever get away with all the tall tales he told in the pulpit?” Good question. I have no idea. If I were to make up fake Arabic while speaking before an audience (not just slaughter it, as I have in the past!), I would always be in fear

Steve Noel wrote this morning and identified former professional golfer Kermit Zarley as Servetus the Evangelical. A brief look at his website seems to confirm this, as he has written a few religiously oriented books, and, more importantly, says the following: North Park University’s gregarious New Testament professor, accomplished golfer, and my close friend–Dr. Scot McKnight–a well published author himself,

James will be speaking at the Reformation Celebration as well as in the Sunday Service at 1:00pm. http://allsaintskirk.com/events/event/reformation-celebration/

First, Pastor Brazier has sent me the link to my February UK trip itinerary. Here it is. I can’t express how much I’m looking forward to returning to the UK, and Lord willing, this time with a measure of health!     Second, I got up last night and noted the screen was on, so I checked on the computer and

On the positive side: preached on 1 Cor. 1:17/1 Cor. 2:1-5 last evening at PRBC (listen/download).     On the positive side: rode 27.6 miles this morning, first time on the major roads (because it’s a holiday!). Felt great to climb Thunderbird hill again (top end of 59th Ave. for those who know the area). Hadn’t seen that heart rate in