Oh, A Quick Reminder

Steve Noel wrote this morning and identified former professional golfer Kermit Zarley as Servetus the Evangelical. A brief look at his website seems to confirm this, as he has written a few religiously oriented books, and, more importantly, says the following: North Park University’s gregarious New Testament professor, accomplished golfer, and my close friend–Dr. Scot McKnight–a well published author himself,

I know the Christmas holiday has passed, but I just now received my copy of Grace Community Church’s presentation of “Let Earth Receive Her King!” This is one I’ll be listening to a lot in December of 2005. I have been privileged to twice attend Grace’s Christmas presentation, and it is simply spectacular. But one thing is for certain: Philip

crewbear (one of our channel regulars) posted this link in channel just now. There is a category for “Best Evangelical Blog-Apologetics.” So I think to myself, “Hey, we invest a lot of effort here, and to be honest, do some pretty unique stuff, so, why not throw our hat in the ring? So, if you think this blog worthy of

Delivered yesterday by Paige Patterson. As you listen to it, remember… Born in Istanbul, studied in madrassas in Istanbul, Cairo, and Beirut; speaks Arabic; done many debates with Muslims, even in Arabic, in mosques! Debated Shabir Ally in Nebraska; father an “ulema” who was surrounded by “caliphs” on his death bed, and who was a polygamist who brought his “wives”

Just a few quick notes, as the day after long trips that end very, very long weeks of ministry including debates are normally spent catching up on life. Yes, tomorrow I will go over the Price debate in more detail. Here’s a picture of us at the “book signing table” after the debate. Note that he is wearing the tie

I do not remember where I read that about fifteen years ago or more, but in essence, the womb now has a window, and I saw the impact of it just yesterday. I happened to be grabbing a bite to eat and flipped on the telly (my way of keeping our British readers happy). “Good Day Live” was on out

Certain things stick with you about your first visit to Israel.  For me, this view out across the Sea of Galilee from Capernaum is important.  I had just led a study on John 6, fittingly, and took a few moments to snap some pictures to remember.  This is the very beach, 2000 years removed, that the men would have pulled