Archive for category: Theology Matters

Michael Brown and Sam Waldron debate “Have the New Testament Charismatic Gifts Ceased?” Tonight at 6pm MST. James White will be moderating. The debate will be webcast live on our YouTube channel below. There will not be an audio only stream during this time so that we can dedicate our systems to YouTube and Skype.

Some of you may be interested in a lecture that Dr. George Knight gave a few years ago titled “Cessation of the Extraordinary Spiritual Gifts.” He begins by stating “I am not in favor of the cessation of the spiritual gifts. None of us should be….” Click here to listen. The lecture was published in The Beauty and Glory of

I was directed to this video a few days ago, and will be responding to it on the DL tomorrow, Lord willing. See how many unfounded assertions (esp. of unitarianism), category errors, and simple refusals to allow Trinitarians to define their own faith Sir Anthony managed to pack into just a few moments!

Last week, the PCA General Assembly met in Greenville, SC. One of the opening seminars included a panel of speakers on the person and work of Christ: Drs. Ligon Duncan, Sinclair Ferguson, Robert Godfrey, Stephen Nichols, Richard Pratt, and R.C. Sproul. I would encourage everyone to check this out. Click here to watch.

I spoke recently on the exclusive nature of the gospel while ministering at Central Baptist Church in Hawaii. Here is the video and audio as well.

The audio from Thursday mornings debate between James and N.T. Wright, is now online. Access it by clicking here.

Back on 10/25 I mentioned in this post a lecture titled “What the Rest of the Bible Says About Genesis.” The lecture was given by Joseph Pipa at the 2012 October meeting of the Creation Study Group held in Greenville, SC. I have heard very good things about this lecture. GPTS has decided to send a DVD to its donors.

Tomorrow evening (10/25) starting at 7pm at Second Pres., Greenville, SC, Dr. Joseph Pipa will be speaking on the topic “What the rest of the Bible says about Genesis.” This lecture will be broadcast live on the internet. I’m assuming the feed will begin shortly before start time. To watch it live click here. I would encourage all of you

Save the dates my friends! You are not going to want to miss the next GPTS Spring Theology Conference, March 12-14, 20013. “Reformer John Calvin wrote that the two most important things for any person to know are who God is and who man is. In order to know God properly, one must know the truth about himself. In our

Live streaming of the Debate – Starting 11:30 PDT Today Listen to the stream here: http://www.aomin.org/aoblog/webcast/ or here: http://stream.aomin.org:8000/dl.m3u

Rick Phillips recently joined William Hill on Confessing Our Hope (the podcast of GPTS) to discuss this years General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). If you are at all interested in the current and future state of this denomination, you will want to listen to this exciting interview. Click here now.

Spurgeon had his share of thrill-based churches in his day. He writes as if he attended some modern churches, only more than a century ago: People go to their place of worship and sit down comfortably, and think they must be Christians, when all that their religion consists in, is listening to an orator, having their ears tickled with music,

Following up on this post I have now uploaded all the lectures and Q&A sessions from the 2012 Spring Theology Conference that GPTS held each year. To listen to the lectures click here. Titles and speakers are as follows: “Princeton Beginnings (Archibald Alexander)”, Dr. James Garretson “Samuel Miller’s Pastoral Theology”, Mr. Andrew Webb “Princeton and the Old Testament”, Dr. Benjamin

Through the wonders of the internet, I found a more extensive citation of Bavinck so I did not have to type it in again. I’ll link to it. Chris Roberts provides a much fuller citation of Herman Bavinck on semi-Pelagianism (with some thoughtful analysis) than what I did yesterday. The fuller quote alone is worth the read.

Article II of the statement proposed by some SBC pastors and theologians on Salvation continues to garner some attention, as well it should. There are implications to the statement that need to be considered heavily. I remain hopeful that this article was written in haste and that as the implications of the wording are pointed out that the wording will

Our ISP once again chose the most unusual time to give us issues, so we had a lot of coming and going as far as the stream was concerned, but we managed to get through the program anyway. Covered…a lot of stuff. Talked a bit about the Called to Confusion blog, Carl Trueman’s article today, how to record books to