When A Society Loses All Biblical Grounding

Tom Chantry has offered another insightful commentary on the Ergun Caner Scandal/Evangelical Cover-Up here. He concludes: I suggest this. Pick one sermon – say the Prestonwood Baptist Church sermon from 2001. (Sorry that the link is to AOMin, but hey, I’m not the one taking down links to my sermons all over the web!) Listen to that sermon, and compare

Sometimes I worry about folks, in light of the responses we get to material that appears here on the blog. I say “worry” in that no matter how clearly you lay something out, there will always be a way to throw dust and sand in the air and try to confuse the situation. And the fact is that a sound

It was great to meet all of you who traveled to Middletown for the apologetics conference this weekend. I’m exhausted, but it was great to get to meet you all! Thanks to Jeff Downs for all his work. I was truly blessed to get to meet again, after 30 years, the pastor who baptized me as a young person at

Packing up to head to the last class of the January term, and had to post these two links before I left. First, Eric Svendsen appreciated Angel’s talents once again, and likewise pointed out that even on the issue of resolutions, DA just can’t seem to get up to speed. I’m sure the non-responsive response from DA will focus upon

Just two items real quick. Wanted to remind folks that I will be filling in for Janet Mefferd Wednesday through Friday. I will be joined, Lord willing, by Carl Trueman and K. Scott Oliphint for a couple of those hours, but will mainly be flying “solo” and discussing various important topics the rest of the time. Hope Janet can recover

Greetings from the Denver airport. OK, while I’ve been traveling today someone sent in a link to Dr. Caner’s debates. Well, sorta. Here’s the link. It is a total of eight “interviews.” One with “Mormons,” two with a female Christian scientist, two with a Bahai representative, two with Mel White (homosexual), and one with a representative of Eastern Orthodoxy. Is

Greetings from Westbury, Long Island. I managed to get the first half of last night’s debate up this morning, and now that I am finished with my Lord’s Day duties, I’m compressing the next portion of the debate. My camera died before the end of the debate, so I had to use my little Casio for the last few minutes,

The Lord was gracious once again, and here I am back on “the Island,” as it is called by those who live here. Modem is working, computer is on, and here we go…