Some of my material has been translated and made available in German, here. Looking forward to visiting the saints in Germany in April of 2012, Lord willing. More on that in the near future!
Amazing Free Will how sweet the sound, That saved a neutral soul like me. I once was sickly not even drowned, Was seeking then given opportunity. T’was a soft voice that taught my Will to decide. My seeker-self ultimate prime. How precious did that Free Will coincide Looking down the corridors of time. Through foreknowledge and capacity ‘Tis also Free
Though we still have a number of months before the October cruise, class, and debate (though, time is a-wasting for you to get your reservations at the SeaTac Marriott!–and remember, you need to go through the links on that page to get our rates and help us with the debate), most of you want to get started on the reading
Feb 14, 7pm on the campus of Southern Evangelical Seminary (www.ses.edu) – James White will meet Michael Brown in a friendly debate over the topic of predestination. Then, on Feb 16, starting at 7pm, James White debates Shadid Lewis, and at 8pm Michael Brown debates James Tabor, third hour will be round-table discussion.
Dear Dr. Seifrid: I am in receipt of your recent response to the controversy that has developed due to your book, Christ, our Righteousness. I had taken a few moments to respond to particularly troubling statements you provided in your book where you sought to differentiate your views from that of “traditional Protestant orthodoxy” (Seifrid, 2000, p. 171). I did
I would not want to extinguish anyone’s new found passion, for in this day of post-modernism it is nice to find someone who can get fired up about anything at all! But just what is “blogspotting” anyway? I had never heard of it till Phil Johnson made it a national pastime. Now, I would not have learned about www.technorati.com if
Over the past few months as I have traveled and spoken in various places, one particular hymn has popped up repeatedly in the selections. And in case you have noticed that I don’t exactly sing it out, there’s a reason. Read it for yourself, not as it appears in Protestant hymnals today, but as it was originally written by Frederick
Many joke that the calendar page at aomin.org is normally more of a history page, and for years, that was quite true. But I’ve tried recently to keep it somewhat up-to-date, and tonight I got it caught up for the Spring and into early Summer. The result is simply daunting, as you can see. Starting in February it’s back on
Last night I had the privilege of teaching at Reidville PCA in Reidville SC. The topic was “An Overview of Biblical Hermeneutics.” If you are interested, the audio is online here. Keep in mind this was a basic overview, no heavy details. Here is a fill-in-the-blank handout that went along with the lesson. Also, if you are interested my first
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