There’s no theology in today’s post, just a down-to-earth, run-of-the-mill rant. Well, maybe I could bring in something from Solomon’s wisdom literature to apply. But that’s not the point of this post. When I use the phrase “texting and driving,” chances are the majority of readers will admit to having done this behavior at some…
I had previously allowed Charles Spurgeon to make an appearance and speak on predestination and election. I figured it was only fair to now hear from the great John Wesley, to hear the other side of the story. —- SERMON 128 FREE GRACE (Preached at Bristol, in the year 1740) To The Reader: Nothing but…
1) Book Review: Killing Jesus Killing Jesus is another account that will be here for a while and then disappear and be forgotten. In the meantime, it will take Jesus out of the realm of fantasy and place him squarely in history, but even as it does that, it will neglect to tell why his…
I recently had the pleasure of taking a summer class on Church History and Philosophy with Dr. Stephen Nichols, respected professor at Lancaster Bible College and now a teaching fellow at Ligonier Ministries. The course required that I spend the better part of five days in a classroom with Dr. Nichols, and he made the…