A Little Greek is a Dangerous Thing: Kerrigan Skelly and the Greek Subjunctive

Advertising?  Me?  Well, sorta, I guess.  But here’s the reason:  I get lots and lots and lots of folks asking me, especially on social media, to function as an online bibliography production device.  I just don’t carry that kind of info around with me.  Sometimes I can help, but most of the time I cannot stop and do the research

Since my travel home has been, well, less than easy, and I find myself now with some time on the (thankfully) final leg of my journey, I wanted to write up some thoughts about the debates which took place on Revelation TV this past weekend. First, I am somewhat uncomfortable with the term “debate” in this instance, for a number

Well, as I am stranded in Richmond now (prayers that I will eventually, someday, arrive in Kiev, Ukraine, to teach Church History, would be appreciated!) I wanted to take the opportunity to respond to Michael Brown’s “Calvinist Conundrums” that he posted on FaceBook today.  They will allow me to bring up some issues that we discussed in Charlotte a year

A couple of weeks ago I posted a link to the interview with James Anderson on Calvinism and the Origin of Sin. Today, more interviews with speakers at this years GPTS Spring Theology Conference were postedy. Enjoy these: Providence and Middle Knowledge, with Dr. Derek Thomas (starts addressing the issues about 14 minutes in). Providence and the Problem of Evil,

Now that we have the new website up and running, and I can blog more easily, I wish to answer the single most often asked question (FAQ) I receive: how do I read books while cycling? Simple.  First, Kindles (not the new PaperWhites) can read most books (have to check).  Plug an audio cable into the Kindle, record to your