My Concerns With the Ecclesiastical Text Position

Today Dr. Kruger will join us at 1pm EST sharp…however, approximately 20 minutes earlier we will interrupt the Way Back Machine and I will play the entirety of the phone call that Dr. Kruger and I will be discussing, since we will not have time to play it in its entirety while he is on the line.  So, tune in

Two new books worth noting (and worth putting in your library): First, William (Bill) Edgar’s booklet titled “How Did Evil Come into the World?” This is part of “new” series Christian Answers to Hard Questions. You can purchase this book for $4 here. You can read a portion of this book by clicking here. Second (by another WTS professor), is

I was scheduled to preach at PRBC the Sunday after returning (Friday night) from Ukraine and London, so it was best to stick with a topic fresh in mind.  So I preached two sermons in response to the specific citations from Austin Fischer’s book, Young, Restless, and No Longer Reformed, which he himself provided to Justin Brierley as the key texts

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

I was just scanning through the overnight materials on FB and Twitter (well, overnight here in Ukraine anyway), and came across Patrick Madrid’s announcement of a new book against sola scriptura, based on Yves Congar’s materials on “Tradition.” For those not familiar with the debate, it is the old “material/formal sufficiency” distinction that *some* Roman Catholics have depended on over