How to Defeat Calvinism

In the “olden days” theological dialogues took time. You might receive an article, or a book, from someone who lives far away, addressing your own views/publications. No one would expect you to respond the day you received it. In fact, everyone would expect that time would pass before a response would be offered. It was not only expected, it was

Dr. White has two debates scheduled in Ireland… but we desperately need your help to get him there. NOTE CHANGES TO THE ITINERARY Debate 1: Quran or Bible: Where is the solution to our problems? (University College Dublin) 26th of February at 6pm vs Adnan Rashid Debate 2: Jesus and Mohammad, did they preach the same faith? (Trinity College) 27th

A few months ago I ran into one of the writers for the “Do Right Christians” blog, a “Dr. Ach.” I discovered, very, very quickly, that logical thought and honesty is not a high priority on this particular website, and immediately dropped the non-discussion. I thought the background looked familiar when I was directed to an article today by a

2018 will mark Alpha and Omega’s 35th anniversary in ministry. New cults are on the rise all around us. From the Black Hebrew Israelites to Iglesia Ni Cristo we have new work to do as well as keeping up with the work that has already been done and we need your help to do it. If you are already doing

Honestly. I posted three blog articles today. It is just that I scheduled them to appear during the cruise! A few folks have promised a few more “guest blogs” but we are really coming down to “crunch time” on the conference and cruise, so, things might get a tad thin around here for a while. Please don’t let the quiet

So I asked Carla Rolfe to come up with a design incorporating the key Greek text from 1 Peter 3:15, and she came up with this. I think it looks great. She blogged about it here, and you can get yours here. But make sure you have 1 Peter 3:15 memorized, in context, before wearing it!

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

On a very sad note, Adrian Rogers has died. Chemotherapy is a rather barbaric way of dealing with cancer, and while it can work, it likewise has lots of complications, in this case, double pneumonia. His website asks for prayers for the Rogers family. All theological disagreements aside, as I noted a few years ago when reviewing his sermons on