Quick Monday Miscellaneous

Starting in June, I will be teaching Introduction to Biblical Interpretation at the Jesus Bible Institute-Eau Claire, WI. Class will begin June 14 and meet on Tuesdays for six weeks from 6:30-8:30 pm. For more information Click Here.

There are few pieces of music more stirring, more beautiful, more exalting than Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus. So to have it sung, by surprise (at least for most shoppers) by chorus members mingling amongst them accompanied by a beautiful pipe organ—well, this is definitely special. Thanks to KG for the link:

   So early last week I was thinking about what to get my dad for Father’s day (just ruined THAT surprise), and I started playing around with the software at zazzle.com. I had gotten my wife a calendar there for Valentine’s day and it turned out very nicely. So I started looking at their ties and how I could make a

   Another “sneak peak” from my upcoming book, Pulpit Crimes:    If the purpose of the pulpit is to provide a place for God’s voice to be heard amongst His people, then surely one of the greatest, and sadly, most common crimes against the pulpit is when God’s voice is muddled, mixed, and muffled, by human tradition. It is indeed a great

When you study Greek as a first year student you work hard to learn basic paradigm rules and apply them so as to be able to recognize the grammatical forms of the language (in the older way of learning you just memorized huge tables of forms, but we have learned that is a very counter-productive way of doing it). And

Well, the Lord answered prayer and opened the way for an Unbelievable Radio Program debate with Sir Anthony Buzzard, formerly of Atlanta Bible College, one of the leading Socinians of our day. Justin Brierley just confirmed his willingness to do the debate on the 23rd of February while I am in London (in fact, Justin is attempting to arrange a

There is an important article on the gty.org website. CNN massacred an interview with John Macarthur, once again showing that the MSM (Main Stream Media) wouldn’t know the truth if it walked up and socked them in the nose. Read here.

I am one of those folks who really likes predictability. I like a routine. Same ol’ same ol. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Make do and be thankful. That kind of thing.     But sometimes, things have to change. We have been operating this entire ministry out of very, very, very small quarters for quite some time. And