It was a year ago this week that I first mentioned the Ministry Resource List. Since then, this little idea has been a tremendous encouragement to us. Those of you who have assisted with resources through this means don’t know how edifying it is to know that there are folks out there who want us to continue pressing forward doing what we are doing. My sincerest personal thanks to all who have participated!
Hey folks, just wanted to let you know that we’re now live on Facebook. Mostly a aggregator for blog posts and other relevant info relating to A&O, there are also special discounts available in our store for those who friend A&O on Facebook. You can click the link above or the nice big icon to the right there to access
This was just too good not to share. (ht: BC). (Updated to a much higher resolution version of the same video).
I noticed him sitting off to my left. A photographer with a big camera and a big lens. I really did not give it much thought, though, it was a bit unusual. I was focused on other things, so by the time I got to my hotel that night, I had pretty much forgotten about it. Until he contacted me
Did my usual Thanksgiving thing and pointed out that it should, in fact, be “usual” for Christians to give thanks and to live in a state of thanksgiving. Then we looked at the new “thing” to be all excited about, “The PWC,” the post-war consensus. What is it, how do you define it, and how did it become the central
Two tremendous opportunities have opened up for ministry in just a few months. But we need your help. First, we have gotten a positive response from Christopher Hitchens for a debate on Long Island in August. We are hoping it will be around the time of the John 10:16 Conference, however, it might have to be late August instead. I
Here’s a shocker: Kevin Johnson over at ReformedCatholicism.com actually liked a recent entry I wrote for Team Apologian. I would like to put forth a point of correction and clarification. Johnson notes, “We’ve been attacked before by James White, Swan, and others for stopping just short of the Tiber and not stepping on to the firm rich soil that leads
I am one of those folks who really likes predictability. I like a routine. Same ol’ same ol. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Make do and be thankful. That kind of thing. But sometimes, things have to change. We have been operating this entire ministry out of very, very, very small quarters for quite some time. And
Well, just when you thought it was safe to dig your credit card out from under the rock in the back yard, the folks at Solid Ground leap out from behind a tree and hit you with A Body of Divinity: Being the Sum and Substance of the Christian Religion by Archbishop James Ussher, the great Irish Puritan leader. Till
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