Road Trip: The History & Danger of the Roman Catholic Doctrine, First Baptist Church, Opelousas, Louisiana, 2/10/23

For those interested, O. Palmer Robertson presented (for the first time) this morning at Greenville Seminary some material on the Psalms. I’ll apologize now, but part 1 was not recorded (my fault). Robertson, at the beginning of the second lecture, did restate the main points of the first lecture. Click here to listen to The Flow of the Psalms, Pt.

I am sitting at the gate in Kiev waiting to board a bus to take us to our plane for the flight from here to Zurich.  I have to over-night there, as there just isn’t a flight set up that would get me from here to home in one shot.  So, a long, long trip home, to be sure! So

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

News began filtering through the net this evening.  It is amazing how connected we are today, even when we don’t want to be.  Via Twitter and other sources, the deeply sad story of the suicide of Braxton Caner, Ergun Caner’s oldest son, began to make the rounds.  His friends at school began a hashtag on Twitter, for example. No one