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Many of our readers will remember the debate that took place this past summer in Denver, Colorado, with Open Theist Bob Enyart.  We had to do a series of responses to Enyart after he went into major “damage control mode” after the debate, which did not go well for him and his very unique theology.  We replied to most of

Well, it is 2015, so…time for my annual report on my continued effort to remain healthy and active as the years roll by.  So, for those who for some reason think I should only write on theology, you may skip on to other things now.  For the two dozen folks who have actually found my workout posts encouraging and helpful,

Sunday Morning’s Bible Study at PRBC.

Let’s get this video to the widest possible audience, shall we?  Link to it, promote it, like it on FaceBook, whatever it takes!  Let’s get the word out!

I was just scanning through the overnight materials on FB and Twitter (well, overnight here in Ukraine anyway), and came across Patrick Madrid’s announcement of a new book against sola scriptura, based on Yves Congar’s materials on “Tradition.” For those not familiar with the debate, it is the old “material/formal sufficiency” distinction that *some* Roman Catholics have depended on over

Tonight’s study at PRBC’s prayer meeting:

I received a copy of the new Let the Lion Roar film, together with the accompanying book, from my friend and brother Michael Brown.  I wrote up an entire post on FaceBook about my initial (and somewhat unplanned) reaction to the book, and wanted to provide it here: I just received a copy of Let the Lion Roar from my dear

We’ve been working hard to get all of our past materials posted on YouTube.  If you haven’t been keeping up…you’ll get left behind (no eschatologically significant pun intended):

“Who am I? Why am I here? Where do I find meaning? Life is full of big questions. The study of philosophy seeks answers to such questions. In his latest book, prolific author Vern Poythress investigates the foundations and limitations of Western philosophy, sketching a distinctly Christian approach to answering basic questions about the nature of humanity, the existence of

Combine a wrathful God, a strict law, capricious forgiveness, no emphasis upon justice and equity and the fulfillment of God’s law as reflected in His nature, with the fatal exclusion of a Mediator who can show us God’s mercy and love and grace in perfection, and here is the result. Few things prove the truth of this more clearly: THEOLOGY

I recorded a 30 minute video for Shadid Lewis, the US regional representative of the Muslim Debate Initiative (MDI) relating to our upcoming debate.  I listened to three of Shadid’s more recent debates on a 60 mile ride this morning, and this afternoon recorded this ScreenFlow video.

Over the years I have commented often on the quality of the work of Arthur and his crew over at Renaissance Art.  If I want a cover for a Bible, a book, or in this case, my new Moleskin journals for use with my LiveScribe pen, RA is my go-to place.  Just got the cover in, with pen loop, for

Tonight, live online, Scott Oliphint will be discussing the Son’s Pre and Self-Existence at the very first Reformed Forum conference. In fact, all the Plenary sessions of the conference will be broadcast online. Tonight’s lecture will be from 7:30-8:30pm. (Central Time) The conference schedule and links to the videos are online here. Enjoy!

Standing in the mosque where Ahmed Deedat taught and worked, presenting John’s Christology—explaining (and defending) the deity of Christ in John 1:1, 8:58, 20:28, etc., and then asking sincere questions of the Qur’an’s understanding of the New Testament, all the while imploring the Muslims in the audience to lay aside their traditions and prejudices and to join with me in

Not sure if Steven Anderson would like these, but here’s one on the centrality of the Gospel from Galatians 2, and this evening’s sermon in the Holiness Code series from Deuteronomy 11.  Ironically, they are clearly related.

I just added an item to the Ministry Resource List that would help a lot in the preparation for South Africa (and Kiev and Berlin and…).  You can find the MRL here.