PRBC Sunday School Study of John 14:13-14

First, I will be on Iron Sharpens Iron to discuss my debates with Robert Sungenis in about forty minutes (8PM EDT). http://sharpens.blogspot.com. Second, I forgot to let folks know about a sermon I delivered on a biblically-based doctrine of the believer’s security in Christ while in Santa Fe. It is not your normal sermon on the topic, but, I think

I spoke on the topic of the Resurrection of Christ this afternoon to a group at Auburn University. I played a clip from The God Who Wasn’t There where Jesus Seminar fellow Dr. Price throws out this wild, grossly inaccurate list of “savior gods” that Jesus is allegedly “like” (Osiris, Dionysius, etc.) and then demonstrated how completely false such comparisons

   Justification in Perspective is a Baker Academic release that many of my readers will want to add to their library. I have wanted to quote a bit more from Nick Needham’s chapter, but time has precluded my doing so. But for those seeking original resource information, especially in regards to patristic studies, on the topic of justification, you will want

Years ago I was listening to a tape of someone lecturing on Luther, and he gave a quote that I copied down. He did not give a reference, and I don’t even remember who it was. But the quote went like this: If I profess with the loudest voice and clearest expression every portion of the truth of God except

We had a double hard drive failure today on the Wayback Machine. Looks like the boot records bit the dust. We are offloading the data files, which still seem to be usable, right now. In the meantime, no Wayback till we can get new drives installed and up.

   I just ordered a copy of J.R. Miller’s Come Ye Apart from Solid Ground. They are having a year end sale and this devotional in hard-back was only $7.50. Check out what they have available.    Last, last, last chance to be a part of the apologetics class at Golden Gate in the Phoenix area starting next Tuesday evening.    Also, for

Well, I try to look at it positively. My system had been upgraded from Win98 to Win2k and then WinXP. The body of data encompassed in the system registry was OLD. We found stuff in there from programs I had last used when I had hair! So when we just couldn’t find out why the new motherboard was not working,