Baptism Debate: Thursday, 8pm EST, to Take Place of Thursday – Dividing Line

Tomorrow we will move the DL from 2pm EDT to 7pm EDT. I’m heading to Tampa on Wednesday, speaking Thursday and Friday in Brandon, flying red-eye back, and then flying to Southern California for a big Reformed Baptist gathering on the Lord’s Day in celebration of the Reformation. I’ll be speaking about six times over the course of this trip

I’m sorry I haven’t gotten to commenting on our memory verses…it’s a busy week for most of us, of course, and even more so for me. In any case, I just got more big news to announce on the DL tonight! 2006 is going to be simply incredible for Alpha and Omega Ministries. While I’m truly excited, I also realize

I would have somewhat changed the title on this myself.  Here is the idea from Chris Pinto’s movie:  a 19  year old Greek named Simonides wrote Codex Sinaiticus in late 1839/early 1840.  He did so with some assistance from his uncle.  He used the Moscow Bible and Codex Alexandrinus as his primary sources.  His uncle made corrections.  The codex was

Gave a quick review of my time in New Jersey and New York, then moved on to reading portions of David Gushee’s new book explaining his new found support of homosexualism in the church, and then finished up with some more examination of Austin Fischer’s comments in the Calvinism debate earlier this year. Here is the YouTube link:

We started half an hour early yesterday on the DL so that I could play the majority of the comments made by J. Ligon Duncan in defense of his signing of the MD. We also read through some material by Dr. Nielsen who likewise signed. Hopefully we found a solid ground upon which to speak to the issue without losing