Not sure if Steven Anderson would like these, but here’s one on the centrality of the Gospel from Galatians 2, and this evening’s sermon in the Holiness Code series from Deuteronomy 11. Ironically, they are clearly related.
I was just directed to the combox of Peter Lumpkins’ recent blog post, which I addressed briefly at the end of the last Dividing Line. I find there one of the clearest examples of how hatred (in this case, hatred of yours truly) can bring together so many amazingly different people. Think about the rogues gallery of folks who have
Thankfully, this Jesuit priest Pacwa does manage to avoid cheap debating tricks used by some of his peers. That meant James White had to work harder to respond, but also meant that the arguments used by many other Roman apologists were refuted by this honest Roman apologist. Dr. White also makes some very rare comments on eschatology while discussing the
As I was doing some sermon preparation recently, I caught myself reading through some sermons by G. Campbell Morgan (who, I must say, was was an excellent orator). I was struck by his development of the role of Caesar Augustus in the how it came about that Jesus should be born in Bethlehem. He began by observing the greatness and
If this video doesn’t bless your heart, check your pulse.
Jesus says of Himself in Luke 24:44, “These are My words which I spoke to you while I was still with you, that All things which are written about Me in the Law of Moses and the Prophets and the Psalms must be fulfilled.” Luke 24:27 says, “And beginning with Moses and with all the prophets, He explained to them
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