Walked through the argument presented by Eerdmans on Twitter in defense of its promotion of the LGBTQ agenda, and then looked at Will Hess and his comments about unitarianism, looking at John 1:1 and other important issues.
Rick Phillips recently joined William Hill on Confessing Our Hope (the podcast of GPTS) to discuss this years General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). If you are at all interested in the current and future state of this denomination, you will want to listen to this exciting interview. Click here now.
There are so many worthless things that take up our days. Put some of them aside for just under an hour and listen, or watch. Don’t do so listening for imperfections, do so listening for words of life. You cannot help but be touched deeply by the words of a dying sister in the Lord. If you wish to listen
Took a trip down memory lane to tell an “Incarnational Story,” in reality, to look at a key design element of the Prologue of John that has deep and important theological significance. Took a deep breath and didn’t try to rush today, just told stories and wove them into the narrative before discussing the Pope’s spin brigade. Then we talked
Spent the first fifteen minutes discussing the big story in the news today, the utter audacity of a leading military general in the United States—he has morals! We watch those who would deny us the right to say “homosexuality is wrong” writhing in anguish at the continued existence (by God’s grace) of men and women in our society who still
It takes Scriptural depth and awareness, as well as patience, to be able to reach Jehovah’s Witnesses. An introduction to JW theology and strategies for talking with them, including their views on the deity of Christ, resurrection, and the Trinity.
Started off the program with some comments on our move to SermonAudio and how you can get your iTunes feed working again. Then we listened to Robert Gagnon on Unbelievable, and then briefly noted the disturbing trends amongst those in the SBC who are desperate to stem the rising tide of Reformed theology therein. Then we took a few calls.
Jumba/Mega? Well, it wasn’t 90 minutes, and it wasn’t 120 minutes, it was…105 minutes. So, somewhere in between I guess. And even with that, I didn’t get back to Bashir Vania or Yusuf Ismail, so, we are planning on an early afternoon DL tomorrow to catch up! I started off replying to at least the beginning of Anthony Buzzard’s response
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