Basic Training for Sharing the Trinity and Listening for Presuppositions

Here are the links for the documents for the textual criticism series (UBS, UBS2, NA27). Oh, and I will probably mention the SESB for Libronics today as well. Here’s a glorious image of how you can have the full textual data on your computer as well.

Talked about a few new books coming out at the start of the program, but spent the majority of the hour talking to callers about a wide variety of topics such as the atonement, the command of the gospel, election in Romans 11, the ordo salutis, etc.  Went about fifteen minutes long to try to get everyone in. Here is

Surely one of the most eclectic DL’s in our history, any only partially on purpose! I had intended to address three issues: the discussion over on the ETC blog, some comments on the deep insights available from the 119th Psalm, and a discussion of the Islamic understanding of the nature of man as created by God. Got to all three,

Did a special Jumbo Edition of Radio Free Geneva yesterday, addressing three primary topics: first, the John 3:16 Conference from a few weeks ago; second, Greg Boyd’s attack upon “PSA,” i.e., penal substitutionary atonement (lots of parallels to the arguments Muslims use); and finally, a full review of Peter Lumpkin’s booklet on Calvinism. Don your “Calvin is my Homeboy” t-shirt