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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

Two new books worth noting (and worth putting in your library): First, William (Bill) Edgar’s booklet titled “How Did Evil Come into the World?” This is part of “new” series Christian Answers to Hard Questions. You can purchase this book for $4 here. You can read a portion of this book by clicking here. Second (by another WTS professor), is

Could be an interesting conversation!  Read it here.

The faculty at Westminster Theological Seminary recent wrapped up a series on the topic of Inerrancy. I’ve listen to Scott Oliphint’s presentation which was very good; I’m sure the others are as well. The following topics are covered: “Inerrancy and the New Testament use of the Old Testament”, G. K. Beale (Beale looks at Matthew’s use of Hosea in Matthew

Cheap gracers and works salvation folks will not like these sermons, I assure you.  But vitally important truths to live by for the children of God.

Here are a few resources that might interest you: Westminster Bookstore is currently offering Four Volume Set – Reformed Confessions of the 16th and 17th Centuries in English Translation (Four Volume Set) for $100. That is 50% off the regular price. Ben C. Dunson’s article which appeared in the Fall 2013 edition of the Westminster Theological Journal titled “Do Bible

This post is a follow up to this previous post. All the audio from the 2014 Spring Theology Conference is now online. You can listen to all lectures by clicking here.

Advertising?  Me?  Well, sorta, I guess.  But here’s the reason:  I get lots and lots and lots of folks asking me, especially on social media, to function as an online bibliography production device.  I just don’t carry that kind of info around with me.  Sometimes I can help, but most of the time I cannot stop and do the research

For those interested, O. Palmer Robertson presented (for the first time) this morning at Greenville Seminary some material on the Psalms. I’ll apologize now, but part 1 was not recorded (my fault). Robertson, at the beginning of the second lecture, did restate the main points of the first lecture. Click here to listen to The Flow of the Psalms, Pt.

As I was looking through my audio library today, I noticed a conference which took place a number of years ago with Joel Beeke and Curt Daniel. In light of the recent discussion between James and Austin Fischer, you might be interested in a lecture by Joel Beeke titled The Love of God in Predestination. Praise the Lord for the

A couple of weeks ago I posted a link to the interview with James Anderson on Calvinism and the Origin of Sin. Today, more interviews with speakers at this years GPTS Spring Theology Conference were postedy. Enjoy these: Providence and Middle Knowledge, with Dr. Derek Thomas (starts addressing the issues about 14 minutes in). Providence and the Problem of Evil,

I was scheduled to preach at PRBC the Sunday after returning (Friday night) from Ukraine and London, so it was best to stick with a topic fresh in mind.  So I preached two sermons in response to the specific citations from Austin Fischer’s book, Young, Restless, and No Longer Reformed, which he himself provided to Justin Brierley as the key texts

In just a few days Greenville Presbyterian Theologican Seminary will hold its annual Spring Theology Conference at Grace Baptist Church Taylors, SC. The theme this year is “God’s Works of Providence and will include lectures from GPTS faculty as well as Derek Thomas, James Anderson, Joel Beeke and Ben Miller. But, there is more… Kicking off the conference will be

Well, as I am stranded in Richmond now (prayers that I will eventually, someday, arrive in Kiev, Ukraine, to teach Church History, would be appreciated!) I wanted to take the opportunity to respond to Michael Brown’s “Calvinist Conundrums” that he posted on FaceBook today.  They will allow me to bring up some issues that we discussed in Charlotte a year