Give Me That Old Time Religion!

Eric Svendsen has hung up his blogging…shoes, or gloves, or whatever you use to blog. Here’s his announcement. I can fully understand how he feels. To be honest, I can’t figure out how he, and so many others, can put out so much material. You have probably noted that my volume of blogging is lower than many others. The main

If you lay very quietly…very still…and listen intently, with this Lockman NASB not too far away…you will be able to hear it…moo. Yes indeed, the Uber Bible, the single best leather bound Bible I have ever owned, is back in stock! Rich just got it back in the bookstore today, here. This is a preacher’s Bible. It lays open. It

Well, there we are! The photographer almost had a cow when we showed up for our picture. “How many of you are there?” A few folks missed out, but this is the main group. Yeah, you could say they knew we were on the boat. I think the only larger group was the bridge tournament group. Ironically, they played in

The Dividing Line will be live at a different time than usual today (May 17, 2011): 3 p.m. MST, which is 3 p.m. PDT and 6 p.m EDT.

What an incredible experience. Nineteen days on the road, the Stafford debate, the apologetics cruise, a respiratory infection, preaching at three different churches, all capped off by three hours on The Bible Answer Man broadcast. Just a few things, since I just flew home and have way too much to do to try to dig out from underneath all that

   Steve Hays has commented on the exchange with the folks at the oxymoronic website here.    Johnson has attempted a response here, but, has only demonstrated that he has no answers, because he keeps shifting the ground, as I will demonstrate when time allows. Owen has likewise replied. Given his position he can do nothing more than keep proving my points

   I promised to post a pic of Don Kistler speaking in the main auditorium. He spoke on buying the truth and not selling it (Proverbs 23:23), so here it is. It was a great presentation and folks were very blessed thereby.    In the afternoon, David King spoke on the centrality of the headship of Christ to the very nature of

OK, if you are a crusty Puritan, move on, nothing to see here…. If you are a non-crusty Puritan (like me), and everyone else… I wanted to take just a brief moment to acknowledge some of the folks at this season who have been an encouragement to me over the past year and, in light of that, whom you might