Alpha and Omega Ministries is a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. James White, director, is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics for numerous schools.
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Why Keep the Old Testament?
“Why Keep the Old (Testament) When We Have the New (Testament)?” was the question that Dr. Benjamin Shaw answered during the second Learning at Lebanon Seminar held today at Lebanon Presbyterian Church, Abbeville, SC. The audio is now online: The seminar for next month will be on March 26 with Mr. Dustin Segers addressing, “Man Cannot Live Without God: or
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Words in Season – Leon Brown
The mechanics of sharing the Gospel are often overlooked in today’s entertainment-saturated environment. Often it is difficult to know how and when to share the “hope within us” with others. Leon Brown, assistant pastor of New City Fellowship (PCA) in Virginia, can often be found sharing the Gospel in open-air settings when not teaching or engaged in pastoral work. Leon
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Radio Free Geneva: DeCalvinizing Romans 8 with Leighton Flowers
A 90 minute Radio Free Geneva responding to this video (which I play in its entirety) where Dr. Leighton Flowers attempts to “DeCalvinize” Romans 8:28-30 by insisting this is actually only about Israelites God “knew” in the past.
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“He Never Began Loving Us”
If you have not listened to Pastor Ian Hamiliton’s message from this year’s Ligonier Conference, “Chosen in Christ: God’s Eternal Plan of Redemption” I would encourage you to do so. Click on the title to listen: Chosen in Christ: God’s Eternal Plan of Redemption. “Few subjects provoke debate like the doctrine of election. As a result, many struggle to see
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Evil, Chance, Etc.
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
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