One of the things mentioned during the infamous roundtable discussion were the comments made by Martin Luther regarding the Jews. Now Michael Brown would say how can you condemn false teachers for what they say and do while giving Martin Luther a …
It seems the Roundtable Discussion between Storms, Brown, Osman, and Peters is still a hot topic these days. There have been a lot of videos in response to it that is hard to keep up with. Steven Kozar, who has posted two other videos about the roudnta…
It seems the Roundtable Discussion between Storms, Brown, Osman, and Peters is still a hot topic these days. There have been a lot of videos in response to it that is hard to keep up with. Steven Kozar, who has posted two other videos about the roudnta…
Over at The Messed Up Church YouTube channel, Steven Kozar has produced two response videos in regards the Roundtable Discussion between Sam Storm, Michael Brown, Jim Osman, and Justin Peters.This first video is regarding a “prophecy” about the weather…
During the roundtable discussion, Michael Brown mentioned comments that Martin Luther made regarding the Jews of his day. In this video, Chris Rosebrough offers some clarification regarding Luther’s comments:In this next video, Rosebrough calls Brown o…
This roundtable discussion with Jim Osman, Justin Peters, Sam Storms, and Michael Brown is in regards to what makes one a false teacher and the continuation of the sign gifts of the Spirit:
This is video from the Smart Christians Channel on YouTube:
James Coates preached at Mission Bible Church on the holiness of God from Isaiah 6:1-7:
Not too long ago, I shared a video of Steven Lawson teaching if a believer can lose his/her salvation, which was from the series the Doctrines of Grace in John. That video was part one of a two-part teaching titled, “Persevering Grace.” This video is p…
Recommended Resources:A Biblical Case for Cessationism: Why the Miraculous Gifts of the Spirit Have Ended by Tom Pennington, which is based on his sermon from the Strange Fire ConferenceThe Final Word: A Biblical Response to the Case for Tongues and Pr…
This is from Lawson’s series on the Doctrines of Grace in John:
Cessationism is the belief that the Apostolic sign gifts as seen through the Apostles in the New Testament have ceased. There has been a lot of discussions on this topic and a lot of disagreements. Ten ago, John MacArthur hosted the Strange Fire confer…
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 …
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:
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 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…
In this video, Jon Benzinger asks questions to Owen Strachan and Darrell Harrison regarding issues in the culture.
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…
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.
Recently, a question was asked on Twitter on what your three favorite hymns are. I answered that question without hesitation so I thought it would be good to share my three favorite hymns with you. First, “Holy, Holy, Holy.” The next is “All …
