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I am only talking about the first 22 minutes of this video. (don’t have time for more of that) Sam Shamoun admits that Trent Dougherty’s explosion in anger and cursing, etc. is a defeater for the Roman Catholic side of … Continue reading →
We continued looking at the unhinged attacks on Penal Substitutionary Atonement today, following up on yesterday’s program. Looked at a lot of the reasons for the attacks, as well as the fact that you won’t believe the doctrine without the highest view of Scripture, its sufficiency, and its consistency as well. Hopefully a blessing to those wondering why this topic […]
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After a brief note of some words from Mark Miravalle about the “5th Marian Dogma” movement that continues to this day, we started talking about Penal Substitutionary Atonement, PSA, which exploded on social media a few days ago. It is not that denying PSA is anything new: it’s a theological minority broadly speaking. But most evangelicals are unaware of its […]
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This sermon is audio only.
“Today we were blessed to throw a baby shower for mama Danielle!!Danielle chose life a few months ago and she has been such a blessing to work with and to help! She has visited our church several times, but has mostly been on bed rest from the pregnancy. It took so much out of her […]
In this highlight, we answer the question, “How has the church in History viewed the PreBorn? Jeff looks back at the church Fathers and other early Christian documents to answer the question.
This is the fuller footage from the recent hearing on the Bill to abolish “it” in Colorado. Pastor Jeff Durbin worked with Representative Dave Williams to put forward a Bill of equal protection in an effort to establish justice. What you a…
Members of Apologia Church addressed the Phoenix City Council during their special session to de-prioritize law enforcement against injustice of the preborn.
I wrote this years ago, in 2013, over at Beggar’s All blog. I really appreciate James Swan, and him letting me blog there for years; and his work on really detailed aspects of Luther and Calvin and his striving for … Continue reading →
Megan Basham, Alisa Childers, and Natasha Crain join the Cross-Examined, hosted by Frank Turek, podcast addressing why Christians and Church leaders support ideas and positions that go against the Bible.
“So you shall not pollute the land in which you are… for blood pollutes the land, and no atonement can be made for the land for the blood that is shed in it, except by the blood of the one who shed it.” —Numbers 35:33 We live in a nation stained with the blood of […]
Had to keep it to an hour today, but we started looking at some statements from Dale Tuggy in his debate from a number of years ago with Michael Brown in preparation for my second debate with Dale in Tullahoma next month. Then we got back into David Allen’s new book as we move toward it’s attempt to deal with […]
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Covered a few personal items at the start, talked a bit about Calvin Robinson and Rome, then about Pope Leo’s intention to elevate John Henry Cardinal Newman to the position of “Doctor of the Church” and what this might mean. Then we looked at a Leighton Flowers tweet on God’s sovereignty, and finished up moving back into David Allen’s book […]
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Discernment has developed a bad reputation and is often equated with divisive behavior. All Christians, at some time in their history with the church, experience the effects of professing “discerners” wreaking havoc in the church and creating chaos over secondary matters, leaving a trail of spiritual destruction in their wake as they insist on dogmatic […]
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What then are the best means of preserving in a believer’s heart that lively sense of justification which is so precious to the soul that knows it? I offer a few hints to believers. I lay no claim to infallibility in setting down these hints, for I am …
This week, Aug 4-8, I am teaching my long-running elective at RTS Charlotte entitled, “The Origin and Authority of the New Testament Canon.”
In this class, we will be covering not just the history and development of the canon, but also its theo…
A worldview is basically how a person looks at the world around them. All of us have a worldview of some kind depending on where you live in the world. Christians are ones that need to think and look at the world around them through the lens of the Bib…
