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Our chat channel, #prosapologian, is the busiest channel in the Starlink-IRC network. You’ve heard a lot about it on The Dividing Line. I thought I’d share some comments that go scrolling by the screen with those of you who are not channel rats. This morning, for example… I think as postmodernism and its gaggle of children spread ever

   We continue our Christmas meditation, based on Charles Wesley’s hymn Hark! the Herald Angels Sing. Verse Two Christ, by highest heaven adored; Christ, the everlasting Lord; late in time behold him come, offspring of a virgin’s womb. Veiled in flesh the Godhead see; hail th’ incarnate Deity, pleased as man with man to dwell, Jesus, our Emmanuel. Hark! the herald

I recently uploaded six years of the GPTS Annual Spring Theology Conferences (1998-2003) to Sermon Audio. There is quite a bit to feast upon including (most include Q&A and some include debates): 1998 THEME: Southern Presbyterianism (NOTE: this was the first conference and the topic was fitting for the occasion; Dr. Pipa became the first president of GPTS) *Introduction to

We don’t spend a lot of time asking for donations. Because of this, many presume that we are “set” or that we are backed by some giant donor or even a group of large churches. The fact is that A&O is supported by regular folks who are blessed by this ministry. If you have been blessed as well we ask

I would not want to extinguish anyone’s new found passion, for in this day of post-modernism it is nice to find someone who can get fired up about anything at all! But just what is “blogspotting” anyway? I had never heard of it till Phil Johnson made it a national pastime. Now, I would not have learned about www.technorati.com if

Settled in at my hotel in Detroit (found a Target, found Subway, have skim milk and Kashi cereal, as well as a good Internet connection—life is good). I think doing four live “Jesus or Muhammad” programs on ABN will be sufficient for the week (as well as speaking at the God and Culture Conference this weekend), so I don’t intend

   I learned Sunday evening that Paul Potts won the competition, Britain’s Got Talent. He gets a £100,000.00 prize and he gets to sing before the Queen. Anyone want to bet someday he will be singing and his cell phone will go off? In any case, I am not a big opera fan, but I would pay to hear Paul Potts

   The recent tomb controversy serves as a reminder of how much skepticism the Christian church has endured. The fact that God has spoken, and has done so reliably confounds non-believers. They’ve tried so many different angles to suppress this truth and hide the fact they are responsible to His Holy Word.    In 1778, H.S. Reimarus argued Jesus was a Jewish