Calvin 500, Live

It can be a dangerous thing to recommend audio that one has not listened to (yet), but with this, I have no doubt it is safe. I have been waiting for this interview for quite sometime and the guys at Christ the Center have finally put it together. On December 26th Nick Batzig, Jeff Waddington, Jim Cassidy, Camden Bucey interviewed

On Monday I am going to be re-recording my opening statement in the resurrection debate that took place in 2005 between myself and Dr. Jim Renihan of the Institute for Reformed Baptist Studies (representing historical Christianity) and John Dominic Crossan and Marcus Borg on the topic of the resurrection. Then we are going to try to sync that up with

A few things I want to mention this morning: Here is a short video of Dr. Scott Oliphint describing his new book, and the use of the term “Covenantal” Apologetics as opposed to “Presuppositional” apologetics. I personally like the term “covenantal apologetics” because of the theological implications. Lord willing, in about month I begin reviewing Dr. Oliphint’s new book. Oh,

   Last evening we attempted to stream the audio of the debate live. Due to connection issues, the sound quality was very poor. I apologize for that.    When I debated Bart Ehrman in January I fired up Skype after my opening presentation and called one brother in California so he could listen in. About six or seven other folks jumped on

In March of this year, Greenville Seminary held their annual Spring Theology Conference. The theme was on the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit. I was given permission today to post all the lectures and Q&A sessions. You can access the conference by clicking here. Lectures include “Cessation of the Gifts”, by George Knight, III; “John Owen on the

No, this isn’t because I’m speaking at the conference in August in Pennsylvania (though I am). Just wanted to let everyone know of a blog/resource to add to their daily “run” of important apologetic sites. Jeff Downs does great work and his resource page gives you first-hand materials for serious students. You can access it here. Thanks for the work,

Recently I took the time to obtain a number of books by Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God (www.cwg.org). For a while it looked like I would have the opportunity to respond to Walsch’s contentions in a televised setting, but he has now declined that engagement. So, I did not want the investment to go completely wasted, so