Month September 2009

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Discussing Eschatology

Boyce College (the undergraduate college of Southern Seminary) hosted an excellent panel discussion on the topic of eschatology. Among the issues discussed is Dr. Schreiner’s recent move from amillenialism to premellenialism. Listen HERE.

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Wish I could be there!

https://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=6538261&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1 God Exposed Conference Promo from Southeastern Seminary on Vimeo.

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Why it makes sense for Baptists to be Calvinists

Okay, I know this may ruffle a few feathers. Nevertheless, Michael Haykin has written an excellent atricle on the Baptist/Calvinist connection. While an answer to the question of where Baptists came from has yet to reach a widespread consensus among…

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More on Perseverance of the Saints

In light of my last two sermons based on Hebrews 6:4-12 I thought I would follow up with some links to helpful resources on the doctrine of Perseverance of the Saints.See this catalogue of biblical texts compiled by Nathan Pitchford.Three…

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Blog 186: 4.7.18 – 4.7.22

Well might Calvin have drawn upon Lord Acton’s famous dictum in describing the outcome of the papacy’s successful bid to usurp all ecclesial authority in Christendom: “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”  During his earlier recitation of the earlier…

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J.I. Packer on the The Gospel

“I formulate the Gospel this way: it is information issuing in invitation; it is proclamation issuing in persuasion. It is an admonitory message embracing five themes. First, God: the God whom Paul proclaimed to the Athenians in Acts 17, the…

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The Impact of J.I. Packer

Few writers, if any, have had as profound an impact on my thinking as J.I. Packer. He has been and continues to be a blessed gift to the church of Jesus Christ. Books such as Knowing God, Evangelism and the…

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Where are the children?

Look around the typical large or mega-church and try to find the children. Increasingly, they are disappearing from the church’s corporate worship. I know why we do it:Kids can be noisy.Parents need a break. Kids won’t really learn anything in…