Sovereign Grace Fellowship of New Orleans Has Setup A Blog

I was just sent this link. I am honored to be in such grand company.     Chris Jenkins and some other brainiacs–and Frank Turk–have started a blog (gasp! someone has started a blog??). I don’t think they have Pyromaniac’s graphics skills, but they are definitely younger than Phil. Wait…that doesn’t sound right–and I’m not sure Frank Turk is younger than

On July 8, 2010, I posted the following video on my blog. We all know that at that time the Caners, and Dr. Geisler, were monitoring what we were saying about the newly released excuses that, until just a few days ago, were posted on Geisler’s website (the links have now disappeared but the articles are still there as of

I really need to fire my secretary. Well, that’s me, actually. I am home for barely a week before heading to Greenville, then home for only two days before heading to Leavenworth, Kansas! Talk about a busy start to March. In any case, I am looking ahead to the debate with Robert Price at the CRI National Conference in May

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”

I just got a note from Arthur over at Renaissance Art. They have begun making 1/4 custom leather covers, and since they just introduced them on their website, they are having a 20% off sale. I know many of you have purchased covers from Renaissance Art, and found them to be a great value—gorgeous leather, expert craftsmanship. Go here to

   A quick unedited sneak peek at Pulpit Crimes:    I have come to view this concept of preaching as one of the greatest signs of the decay of modern evangelicalism in Western culture today. It is so blatantly unbiblical, in fact, so patently absurd in light of even the briefest scripturally-inspired reflection, that it must be a sign of God’s judgment

I apologize for not getting to the textual variation discussion as I had planned, but the best laid plans of mice and men and all (and I would rarely call what I do these days “best laid plans”). I am traveling to LA today, and will try, as best I can, to get something blogged before the debate, and, if