Is the destiny of the christian dependent on the man? Or is it in the hands of the Lord? James shows us how salvation is the perfect work of Jesus Christ and how He keeps those who are his perfectly.
James is joined today by Bill Webster to discuss Roman Catholic views of the Papacy.
The phrase limited atonement is, perhaps, the most misunderstood link in the chain of the Five Points of Calvinism. In this program James walks us through the atoning work of Christ and why scripture teaches that it is specific in nature and perfect in its result.
Drawn by the Father. James walks through John 6:35-45 and demonstrates that salvation is a sovereign act of God as He gives His people to His Son and the Son will lose none.
James shows how the scriptures explain the natural condition of humnity and how we are to view our friends and relatives.
James reviews the teaching of Total Depravity and what it means.
How much control does God really have over His creation? The issue of Theodicy seems to haunt the church as a whole as it struggles with difficult passages in scripture that cause us confusion over what we believe about God’s hand in this world and how he uses ‘means’ for his glory. Too often God is viewed as some sort
Wrapping up his series on Sola Scriptura, James covers what is perhaps the most important passage on the subject.
James shows how the early fathers were anything but ‘Roman’ in their beliefs. Instead he shows how the fathers viewed the scriptures and how the scriptures were the ultimate authority in their faith.
A number of months ago I posted on this web site a brief article discussing Christian education, doctoral studies, accreditation, and various other issues. That article is available through a link at the bottom of this page. Since various folks opposed to our work, and specifically antagonistic toward me personally, are using the wonderful resource of the Internet to make
Over the years I have come to the conclusion that the more fair you are in your criticisms of a false religion, the more strident will be the response. That does not sound logical, does it? Normally, you would think that if I were to engage in hysterical ranting and raving in criticizing such a group, that would increase the
James responds to Roman Catholic attacks on his article published in the CRI Journal. Follow the link above to read the original article.
UPDATED INFORMATION! Dan Corner just won’t give up. In May of 2001 Dan tried to “spin” his refusal to debate me on the real issues with a new Audio offering. Click here to listen to my response to Mr. Corner as it was aired on the Dividing Line Webcast. A number of months ago I was sent a URL to
In the February, 1998 issue of This Rock Magazine, the publication of California-based Catholic Answers, we find an article by James Akin on page 33 in their regular feature titled “Chapter & Verse.” This month’s installment was “Believer’s Security.” We would like to offer a response to the claims of this particular article. ——————————————————————————– The Article Mr. Akin begins with
How does the christian know that the scriptures are God breathed? How are we to answer the Roman Catholic who believes that Vatican is the final authority over the christian life?
James shows how the teachings of Jesus show us how the scriptures alone are the sole infallible rule of faith for the church.
Are the scriptures really the sole infallible rule of faith for the church?
James brings his children into the studio today and introduces them to the audience. Josh and Summer tell about passing out tracts to Mormons with their dad. James explains how he teaches them about being rejected for the gospel and why that happens.
James teaches from 1 Peter 3 for how to give a defense in the face of persecution.
James gives a recap of last week’s missions trip to Salt Lake City at the General Conference of the Mormon Church. He then goes on to explain the chief reasons why the LDS church is unbiblical and false.
James introduces the ministry to the listening audience.
It doesn’t start well: “What’s with Anti-Mormons these days? It seems like someone has turned up the heat a couple of notches. Either that, or they are getting increasingly desperate. Or both, I guess.” Unfortunately, it only goes downhill from there. Ever since Is the Mormon My Brother? was released by Bethany House Publishers in November of 1997, I have
Priorities. Standards. What is important to us? Where do our priorities lie? In our world today, these are questions often answered solely on the basis of such things as financial considerations or the world’s standards of “success.” Christians know that the Bible is plain in telling us that we are to do all things to the glory of God (1
Historical Dishonesty and the Watchtower Society A Review of the Watchtower’s Comments Concerning the View of Ignatius of Antioch and the Deity of Christ By James White, B.A., M.A. Adjunct Professor Teaching Church History, Grand Canyon University Background During the summer of 1989, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society distributed, through its District Conventions, a new pamphlet entitled “Should You
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The March 26, 1997 issue of The Baptist Standard contains an article titled, “Doctrines Lead to ‘Dunghill’ Prof Warns” (p. 12). The article is a blatant condemnation of the Reformed, or Calvinistic viewpoint on salvation. Dr. Estep laments the current growth in a Calvinistic viewpoint among Southern Baptists, a growth that I have personally done everything in my power to
We say Christ so died that he infallibly secured the salvation of a multitude that no man can number, who through Christ’s death not only may be saved, but are saved, must be saved, and cannot by any possibility run the hazard of being anything but saved. —Charles Haddon Spurgeon There was a time when I called myself a “four-point
My third annual pilgrimage to Long Island was by far the busiest yet. This year was centered on a debate against Jesuit scholar and priest, Mitchell Pacwa. For pictures of the debate, click here. But that was but one evening of thirteen. I began my work with Ed Moore of the North Shore Baptist Church. Last year I
Much is being said these days about “revival.” The world looks on in amazement as people are “slain in the Spirit” and stuck to the floor with “Holy Ghost Glue.” Then again, I look on in amazement at such things, too. Is this what revival is supposed to be? During the last century Charles Haddon Spurgeon flourished as a minister
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