A Couple of Quick Notes

Waiting for my flight home here at the airport in Detroit. I was referred to this blog article by a student at Liberty. I noted the following: Within the first 20 minutes of class Ergun is chatting about the accusations against him, but made it clear that he isn’t worrying about the issue or looking in to it…yet…well never mind.

The printing press revolutionized apologetics. Suddenly it became possible for books to be widely disseminated with a relatively small expense. Today, the Internet has reduced that expense even further. As with the printing press, the blessings are mixed. The technological advances make defending the faith easier, but they also making attacking the faith easier. Apologetics remains important — and the

   Some of our fine folks on board are still live-blogging the Pulpit Crimes cruise here. Make sure to drop by and see their running commentary!

Did you know it is 827 miles from the Dollar rental car location near Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix to Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary in Mill Valley, California? What a trip. Long story, I won’t go into it. It did put me way behind in proofing the galleys of Scripure Alone, but hopefully I’ll get caught up. I am

Why do we find the following? Mark A. Seifrid, Christ, Our Righteousness (Downer’s Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2000). Contrary to the title, Seifrid denies the traditional Protestant doctrine of the imputed righteousness of Christ in justification. (Fred Malone in the Reformed Baptist Theological Review I:1, 109). Seifrid will disappoint the confessional Protestant in at least two of his positions: (1)

Monday June 21st Doors Open at 6:30pm “Jesus: A Prophet of Allah or Divine Son of God?” Sheikh Ahmed Mohammed Awal vs. Dr. James White ALERT: Sheik Awal has unilaterally backed out of this debate therefore James will be giving his presentation ANYWAY! Come and support Dr. White as he stands in the gap at: Calvary Church 11338 Ozga Road,

Given the fact that I’m pretty busy at seminary (trying to get out of here), I don’t always look forward to going to chapel. But since I’m a student, and on staff, and I’m the man behind the curtain recording chapels, I know if I’m not present it’s noticed. Today was one of those days that I’m so glad I

Just a few quick notes to bring everyone up to speed on events here in London. I have arrived back in Wandsworth from a few wonderful days in Glasgow, ministering at the Reformed Baptist Church of Anniesland and staying with Pastor Jim Handyside and his wonderful wife, Chrissie. Remember that Jim and Chrissie are headed for the US in just