Off to Peoria

Downright simplistic, I guess. I am just now starting to realize how very naive I have been over the years. I had this very strange idea that when someone said, “Hey, I love your work, and stand with you in believing we must hold firm to the doctrines of grace, the sufficiency of Scripture, and the centrality of justification,” that

I suppose the really positive thing about the 15 hours on a jet on the way to Sydney is…it will be an Airbus 380, the new jumboliner with two full decks on it. At least I’ll have someplace to walk! I wonder if you can do sprints up and down the stairs? In any case, I will be getting to

We will do the DL via Skype again, this time from Boulder, Colorado, Friday morning at the regular AM time (11am MST). We will continue and maybe finish up our current study of the Predestination sermon by Ron Armstrong of Cornerstone Community Church. Also, please note that I will be speaking on the reliability of the New Testament text at

   Some of our fine folks on board are still live-blogging the Pulpit Crimes cruise here. Make sure to drop by and see their running commentary!

   Paul knew he was going against popular intuition. He wrote, “For indeed Jews ask for signs and Greeks search for wisdom; but we preach Christ crucified, to Jews a stumbling block and to Gentiles foolishness, but to those who are the called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God” (vv. 22-24). Please do

I am speaking again this morning so I have to be brief. Just wanted to thank all the Lord’s people for their prayers for last night’s debate with Dr. Robert Price here in Tampa. I could not imagine how the debate could have gone any better than it did. I knew Bob Price would be a personable fellow in conversation,