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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Dr. Steve Gaines of Bellevue Baptist Church on Tuesday’s Radio Free Geneva
Back on September 8th of this year Pastor Steve Gaines of the Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee, preached a sermon titled “God’s Sovereign Plan.” You are encouraged to download the sermon and listen to it here. Given that brother Gaines’ sermon presents a very, very common view amongst Southern Baptists, and as his doctoral work was on the sermons
The Anointing: Benny Hinn vs. the Bible
He must have been having a bad day. I mean, it’s tough being Benny Hinn. Penthouse suites and private jets and limos and fine cuisine—it’s gotta get tiring after a while, doesn’t it? All the security and hassle with being a superstar. Gotta give the guy some slack, right? In this clip Hinn is in Kiev, Ukraine a few years
Remember, Caner Defied Scripture to Claim Copyright on This Pack of Lies
Here is a concentrated version of Ergun Caner’s lies, exaggerations, falsehoods, off-color jokes, etc., from just one of the two Marine videos—the videos he has claimed copyright on, and lost a lawsuit over. The antics are embarrassing, the lies damning, and all the more because he dared defy Scripture and sue a pastor over having posted them publicly for all
A Response to Dr. Shabir Ally (Part 2)
Third, no writings survive from the disciples themselves. The Second Letter of Peter is admitted even by conservative scholars to be written after Peter’s death. The First Letter of Peter is disputed as to whether or not Peter wrote it. Some scholars think he wrote it; others think he did not. Hence we cannot rely on that letter either. 1)
Reformed Confessions, Imputation, etc. (Updated)
Here are a few resources that might interest you: Westminster Bookstore is currently offering Four Volume Set – Reformed Confessions of the 16th and 17th Centuries in English Translation (Four Volume Set) for $100. That is 50% off the regular price. Ben C. Dunson’s article which appeared in the Fall 2013 edition of the Westminster Theological Journal titled “Do Bible
