A Few Items on the MRL

I mentioned a song on today’s DL that is rather “old” by today’s standards, but I think it was written before its time. It’s message is so relevant today, so vitally important, I tracked down two versions of it. The first is from the man who made it famous, Steve Green, ironically singing it at the North Phoenix Baptist Church,

Recently Shabir Ally posted the following as part of his response to our debate in Seattle: Did Jesus Really Say, “Do this in remembrance of me!”?    These words are attributed to Jesus in the Bible in Luke’s Gospel 22:19b-20: “Do this in remembrance of me!” In this way, we learn, Jesus instituted the regular observance of the Eucharist, the use

Had a great time at Bethany Baptist in Peoria, IL, speaking on the Five Solas in celebration of Reformation Day. Also got to spend some time talking with unbelievers at Bradley University there in Peoria (quite a challenge!). Have only a few days at home before heading to LA for our national conference, debate, and cruise!

An Open Letter to Dr. Jerry Falwell Jr. and Dr. Ron Godwin, Liberty University Greetings In February of 2010 I contacted Dr. Ergun Caner to ask him to please explain inconsistencies in his publicly made statements regarding his debates with Islamic leaders, specifically, in reference to his (at least) twice made claim that he had debated Sheikh Shabir Ally. I

When preaching in the Tabernacle in 1884, Spurgeon reflected on facing opposition in ministry (Oakley tip to SDC): A company of mean-spirited, wicked men, who are no bigger than bees, mentally or spiritually, can get together, and sting a good man in a thousand places, till he is well-nigh maddened by their scorn, their ridicule, their slander, and their misrepresentation.

I recently uploaded six years of the GPTS Annual Spring Theology Conferences (1998-2003) to Sermon Audio. There is quite a bit to feast upon including (most include Q&A and some include debates): 1998 THEME: Southern Presbyterianism (NOTE: this was the first conference and the topic was fitting for the occasion; Dr. Pipa became the first president of GPTS) *Introduction to