A Discussion on Biblicism
Biblicism is term that has been tossed around for some time. Some have said that those who are Biblicists are men and women who take their Bible and sit under a tree with no teaching or resources to help them interpret scripture. Others have said that …
Book Review: The Second Testament by Scot McKnight
Scot McKnight teaches New Testament at Northern Seminary and has written many books including a few commentaries in the New Testament. His latest project is his translation of the New Testament simply titled, The Second Testament.Before I go any furthe…
Mark and Avoid
Have you ever heard the expression, “Mark and avoid,” when speaking about false teachers and false doctrine? Many have wondered where we get the command in the Bible to mark and avoid those who contradict sound doctrine. It comes from Romans 16:17:Now …
Book Review: Why Sally Can’t Preach by Jacob Tanner
The issue of addressing whether woman can be pastors has been a topic that caused a lot of division among Christians. There are quite a few believers who do not have an issue with a woman pastor while there are others who hold what the Bible says…
Is the Bible Just Another Book?
In this video, Steven Lawson gives a message stating the Bible is not just another book for us to read. he gives 10 reasons why the Bible is the Word of God:
Coates, Stephens, and Reaume on Christian Nationalism
Christian Nationalism is still a hot topic. It seems no matter where you turn, it is always discussed, which some of those talks can turn ugly. I heard quite discussions on this subject and have even read the infamous book on the matter. Some were…
The New Year has Begun
Last week we began a new year. With a new year comes goals that we have set aside to achieve. Most people will have made a New Year’s resolution which includes losing weight, kicking a bad habit, or starting something new.Also, with the new year comes …
Book Review: Apostasy from the Gospel (Volume 14) (The Complete Works of John Owen)
John Owen is regarded as one of the most influential reformed theologians in church history. His writings have been published by various publishers including a number of Puritan Paperbacks by Banner of Truth. I personally have greatly benefi…
My 15 Favorite Books for 2023
These are my favorite reads for 2023:15. A New Exposition of the London Baptist Confession of Faith of 168914. The Preeminent Christ by Paul Washer13. All Things for Good by Thomas Watson12. Heaven Taken by Storm by Thomas Watson11….
Book Review: The Case for Life by Scott Klusendorf
In 2022, the United States Supreme Court overturned the case of Roe v Wade which paved the way for Abortion has legal grounds in our country. It is does not mean that Abortion is illegal in the U.S., but states can now determine if Abortion can be lega…
Book Review: Citizens & Exiles by Scott Aniol
If you have been in church as long as I have, you may have heard the expression, “In the world, not of the world.” This is softly based on Jesus’ High Priestly prayer in John 17, which says, “I do not ask You to take them out of the world, but to keep …
Book Review: Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age by Rosaria Butterfield
The Bible calls Satan the father of lies (John 8:44). Many in the world have bought into his lies and it shows in many ways. All you have to do is turn on the TV or look into social media to see proof of that.Sadly, many of those lies have crept into t…
Book Review: Living in God"s Two Kingdoms by David VanDrunen
When to come to culture, there are usually two groups of Christians. There is one group that flees from it. There are some Christians that just do not want to have anything to do with the world around them. They evangelize but they do not interact with…
Book Review: World Religions in Seven Sentences by Douglas Groothuis
There are many religions in the world and sometimes understanding them can exhausting. There are many resources on religion that looks like they were published by a seminary. Many Christians want to understand other religions so they may witness …
For Those Going to the G3 Conference…
The G3 Conference is coming up on the weekend of September 21-23. The theme of the conference is on the Sovereignty of God, which I know is a doctrine that many Christians have issues with. I know this conference will be edifying to all who attend. Unf…
A Q&A session with Owen Strachan, Darrell Harrison, and Jon Benzinger
In this video, Jon Benzinger asks questions to Owen Strachan and Darrell Harrison regarding issues in the culture.
A Panel Discussion on Why Christian "Celebrities" are Walking Away from the Faith
Over the past few years, many the Contemporary Christian Music world are walking away from the faith. Many Christians are wondering why this is happening. In this panel discussion, we have J. Warner Wallace, author of Cold-Case Christianity, John Coope…
Justin Peters and Gabriel Hughes on the Chosen
In this video, Justin Peters interviews Gabriel Hughes regarding “The Chosen” and other projected that have portrayed Jesus and whether or not it is a second commandment violation.
Book Review: Impossible Christianity by Kevin DeYoung
Is Christianity Impossible? Are the commandments hard to follow? We know from 1 John 5:3 that God’s commandments are not burdensome yet many in the church have made it hard to follow God.Many Christians have put too many man-made rules for following Go…
Book Review: Growing In Christ by J.I. Packer
How does one grow in Christ? That is the question many ask after they become a Christian. Some have even asked that as they continue to attend their church.There have been many books written on the subject of growing in your faith and J.I. Packer has w…
Does Regeneration Proceed Faith?
One of the classic arguments against Calvinism is the belief of regeneration proceeding faith. Many non-Calvinists would say, no faith always comes first then we are regenerated. That does sound nice, but it is not biblical. What is implied by saying f…
Does Regeneration Proceed Faith?
One of the classic arguments against Calvinism is the belief of regeneration proceeding faith. Many non-Calvinists would say, no faith always comes first then we are regenerated. That does sound nice, but it is not biblical. What is implied by saying f…