Charles Spurgeon’s Public Evangelism (Part 1)

This article is Part 1 in a series. Each local church plays a vital role in the great commission. Sadly, according to C. H. Spurgeon, the great commission has become the great omission. Spurgeon writes: The gospel command is so little obeyed that one would imagine that it ran thus, ‘Go into your own place […]

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Irenaeus did not teach the Perpetual Virginity of Mary

Irenæus (wrote around 180-202 AD) says Jesus opened Mary’s womb (aperians vulvam, Against Heresies 4:33:11), a “denial of virginity in partu” (during birth) – Also, Against Heresies 3:21:10 and 3:22:4 the way he compares to creation’s ground (as yet, virgin … Continue reading

Response to Joshua Charles on Protestantism, Baptism, and Roman Catholicism

Joshua Charles thinks that disagreements over baptism, the Lord’s supper, and church government are a problem for Protestants. Also, everyone cannot be a scholar. That is true, but that seems to be a smoke-screen for “just trust us” (the Roman … Continue reading

One of the Core Markers of Early Christian Identity

One of the most notable features of early Christianity is that it was a religion concerned with books. Particularly, scriptural books.
As Margaret Mitchell observed, “Christianity was a religious movement with texts at its very heart and soul, in its b…

Arguing With A Pro-Choice Muslim

Watch Pastor Jeff engage with a pro-choice Muslim. This conversation dives into the depths of ethical, moral, and religious perspectives surrounding the right to life versus the autonomy to choose. Pastor Jeff challenges the pro-choice argument with compelling reasoning, drawing comparisons to historical injustices and questioning the moral foundations of choosing to end a life […]

Pastor vs. Women’s March Foster Mom

In this compelling exchange, Pastor Jeff Durbin defends the biblical stance in a conversation with a foster mom at a women’s march. Pastor Durbin draws powerful parallels between the historical fight against slavery and the modern struggle against abortion, challenging the notion that the so-called “right to choose” overrides the fundamental right to life. It’s […]

Christian Nations and the Aim of Missions

Imagine the following statement being made from the pulpit of your church by a guest speaker: “Our mission is to make this nation a Christian nation.” What is your reflexive reaction in this hypothetical situation? Perhaps you have noticed the lack of context in this thought experiment. Regardless of what context you may have added […]

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Christian Nations and the Aim of Missions

Imagine the following statement being made from the pulpit of your church by a guest speaker: “Our mission is to make this nation a Christian nation.” What is your reflexive reaction in this hypothetical situation? Perhaps you have noticed the lack of context in this thought experiment. Regardless of what context you may have added […]

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