More Debates Posted – I Have Been Busy This Week

I wanted to let folks know where we stand on current projects. I am still gathering materials for the Ehrman project. Of course, Ehrman is right now on the NPR/talk show circuit pushing Jesus, Interrupted, so I am gathering info from his appearances. I will post a video later today, Lord willing, drawing from his recent NPR appearance. I have

I’m doing two radio programs today (March 2nd): 8:15am CST on KJSL with Tim and Al on Calvinism, and then 2:05pm EST on “Engaging Your World” on WVNE. You can listen here, at least I hope, to the second program, which will discuss either my Scriptural sufficiency work, or the KJV Only issue, or both. Sometimes I really don’t know

We really wanted to be shipping the new edition of The Potter’s Freedom this week, but found out today that the distributor had put a hold on our order without the kindness of informing us of the matter. Rich let them know in no uncertain terms that they needed to get those books to us asap, and so we have

I am on my way to London and am blogging via my BlackBerry at the gate at the airport. We extend our condolences to the family of Jerry Falwell, the members of TRBC, and the Liberty University family upon Dr. Falwell’s passing. May we all learn to number our days and redeem the time for indeed our lives are like

I will admit, I have not taken a lot of the “cult of personality” stuff very seriously over the past number of years, mainly because I am a member of a small church, in a group of churches that really tends to shy away from that kind of thing, at least as it appears in the broader spectrum of evangelicalism.

My apologies for not noting that I will be on the national radio broadcast of Issues, Etc., this evening at 10PM CT. Here is the link. The subject will be my book, Scripture Alone.

I mentioned last week another valuable resource for the serious apologist that we would be making available through Alpha and Omega Ministries. Well, here it is, Comfort’s new textual commentary on the New Testament. Sure, we have the Metzger commentary, but that is limited to the variants chosen for inclusion in the UBS text, and there are many other important