No Dividing Line This Week, But Some Good Shows to Listen To!

Irrationality drives me nuts. There, I said it. I lose my low-level sanctification in a big fat hurry when someone demonstrates by their words or actions that they haven’t the first interest in thinking logically or fairly. Ask the folks in #prosapologian. I can be very long-suffering with some folks, but demonstrate that elementary logic is missing in your thinking

Richard Barcellos is a Reformed Baptist pastor in Southern California, a fairly regular visitor to our chat channel, an all-around good guy, and the main driving force behind The Reformed Baptist Theological Review (www.rbtr.org). We were chatting in channel recently and the subject of a new offering from Solid Ground Christian Books came up, that being the commentaries of John

Just a quick note on my trip over to Los Angeles and my time with the folks at Hope Chapel and Stand to Reason. I had a great time and we had a real nice group of folks show up for my presentation on the sufficiency of Scripture. I was a little surprised I was the first person to use

You will recall that Norman Geisler has taken the lead in the cover-up of the Ergun Caner scandal, seemingly intent upon protecting his fellow Veritas professor from the great Calvinistic conspiracy at all costs. A hand full of surface-level excuses have been offered by Geisler, all of which have been reviewed and found to lack much in the way of

2020 is coming to an end and that means that tax time is right around the corner. If you have been donating to A&O but haven’t been receiving email receipts then I don’t have your email address. So, please take a moment and send me an email with your contact information and I will update your information in our system.

   If you’ve seen the Chuck Norris and Jack Bauer lists that are floating around the Internet (evidently there is some level of…conflict between fans of both) you have the background to understand this humorous parody. As for me, well, Charles scares me. Someone has listened to way too many debates and Dividing Lines. Hope you enjoy it. If you don’t…complain

On the positive side: preached on 1 Cor. 1:17/1 Cor. 2:1-5 last evening at PRBC (listen/download).     On the positive side: rode 27.6 miles this morning, first time on the major roads (because it’s a holiday!). Felt great to climb Thunderbird hill again (top end of 59th Ave. for those who know the area). Hadn’t seen that heart rate in

I received my full-color brochure for the 2006 School of Theology at the Metropolitan Tabernacle this July. This link isn’t as colorful, but it has the same information. I’m very much looking forward to this wonderful opportunity of ministry in London, and am very thankful to Dr. Masters for his kind invitation. I know each speaker has forty minutes (I