Harold Camping’s One Year Countdown Begins

Need I say more?

A note from this morning’s Reformed Baptist Discussion List:  The second issue of the Reformed Baptist Theological Review (RBTR I:2) is now available for purchase and should be mailed by August 1st, 2004. This edition includes the following articles: “The Remaining Sabbath for the People of God,” Robert P. Martin; “John Owen and New Covenant Theology,” Richard C. Barcellos; “The

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

Not sure how I missed this one since I try to stay on top of this Podcast, but James was recently (Nov. 21, 2008) interviewed on Christ the Center discussing Apologetics and Islam. Click here to listen. While the panel of Christ the Center are Presbyterians (PCA and OPC), I think the Baptist (and others) who read this blog would

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

  The biblical truth and importance of the final and unique authority of Scripture is vital to the Christian life and to the health of the Church. James White’s Scripture Alone is a passionate and accessible re-introduction to this significant subject. While liberals deny it and sectarians undermine it, every Bible-believing Christian ought to want to comprehend and warmly embrace

On Dec. 4, 2008 I announced the 2009 Spring Theology Conference that Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary will be holding in Greenville, SC. The theme for the conference is “John Calvin 500 Years in Retrospect: A 21st Century Assessment.” This year will be a bit different as the folks from Sermon Audio will be on-hand to broadcast live. But, not the