Two Programs on Iron Sharpens Iron

Well, the 2005 A&O Conference started off on the right foot this evening. What a wonderful time we had! The Emmanuel Reformed Baptist Church was completely filled. Honestly, we couldn’t have seated another five folks if we tried. Jim Renihan began with a tremendous and passionate presentation of the inspiration and authority of the Word of God. It was so

Just as we had a cult born before our eyes as in Jim Jones and Marshall Applewhite, here we have another in Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda. Don’t miss this very important interview, which took place on The Narrow Mind with guest Johnny Navarro last evening. Johnny has done his homework and is to be commended.

I can say I am not disappointed that I was in the cool of Alaska last week when we hit 118 here in Phoenix, but I was here in 1990 when we hit 122, so I can honestly claim to be a “veteran” the record heat in the Valley of the Sun. My alarm clock is going off these days,

I need to hit the hay as tomorrow will be a very, very busy and challenging day, and I have to get back up in a few short hours, but I wanted to post a couple of pictures from today’s events, first, from the two hours I got to spend with some of the fine students at Moore College in

Two tremendous opportunities have opened up for ministry in just a few months. But we need your help. First, we have gotten a positive response from Christopher Hitchens for a debate on Long Island in August. We are hoping it will be around the time of the John 10:16 Conference, however, it might have to be late August instead. I

I received an e-mail that contained a list of “Principles of Biblical Interpretation for the 21st Century. While I didn’t agree with all of them, the first five were sadly accurate:   Scripture is full of paradoxes and apparent contradictions that cannot be explained, reconciled, harmonized, or systematized by the finite, human mind

My apologies for not noting that I will be on the national radio broadcast of Issues, Etc., this evening at 10PM CT. Here is the link. The subject will be my book, Scripture Alone.

Sunday night at PRBC we had a hymn sing, and our new deacon asked that we sing hymn #399, but to a different tune, one that we all knew, and so we did. And we all really liked it. The words were awesome. So here they are, from the ol’ Trinity Hymnal: By grace I’m saved, grace free and boundless;