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A quick Screen Flow video I did in response to a statement by Dr. Yasir Qadhi, one of the most honorable Islamic scholars I know (honorable especially because he seeks consistency—something very rare in our modern world, but also because he will say things that are unpopular even amongst his own audience).  By the way, the books I referred to by Dr.

Leading scholar on the Westminster Assembly, Chad Van Dixhoorn, authored the new book titled Confessing the Faith: A Reader’s Guide to the Westminster Confession of Faith. You can purchase it for only $25 (originally $32) from WTS Books. Read a portion of this work by clicking here.

He’s a man of his word—Steven Anderson said he’d post it, and he did.  The entire conversation, which, I think most will agree, is a WHOLE lot more interesting than the movie itself!

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’ve been receiving a fair number of links to the claims being made by Theodore Shoebat, son of Walid Shoebat.  It seems the Shoebats see themselves as defenders of “the Catholic Church,” however they define that term (one of the main problems I am seeing in their claims).  In any case, I was sent a link to his video on

News began filtering through the net this evening.  It is amazing how connected we are today, even when we don’t want to be.  Via Twitter and other sources, the deeply sad story of the suicide of Braxton Caner, Ergun Caner’s oldest son, began to make the rounds.  His friends at school began a hashtag on Twitter, for example. No one

Sunday morning, after watching Ergun Caner tell jokes at FBC Woodstock, I spoke on an (ironically) relevant text as we pressed toward the end of our Hebrews series: And finished the whole book up Sunday evening: All 80 sermons (preached over 6 years) are available here. Continuing in my “pick the easiest material to preach in the Bible” theme, I

A Screenflow video prompted by the attack made upon JM’s answer on the Huffington Post.

This was tweeted to me this morning.  Rachel @RachelBeth 1689 sent it, with the description, “Miniature fans in Washington.  They did this on their own.”  Well, made my day!   🙂

Invested the entire hour examining the presentation made in 2010 by Dr. David Boonin from the UofC in Boulder on the subject of abortion.  It is so important to be able to identify the underlying world-view issues in this day when our society has lost all semblance of moral and ethical sanity. Here is the YouTube link:

So I was wrapping things up today and Richard Porter, the young Molinist who is supposed to call into the Dividing Line next week, tweeted me and demanded that I remove this statement from my previous post:  “Then, next Tuesday, we will be joined by a young apologist who thinks I do nothing for the kingdom, am like the sound