Together For The Gospel (2)
Here are some video clips of some of the messages from the first T4G conference in 2006. Enjoy!
Todd Pruitt
Todd Pruitt (MDiv, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) currently serves as lead pastor at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Harrisonburg, VA. He is also co-host with Carl Trueman for the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals’ podcast Mortification of Spin. Todd and his wife, Karen, have been married since 1990 and have three children: Kate, Ryan, and Matthew.
Together For The Gospel
The MEBC pastoral staff will be attending the Together For The Gospel conference in Louisville this week. I am so thankful to pastor a church that makes such trips possible.…
Created For Community
Great article by Paul Tripp from “By Faith” which is an online magazine from the PCA. It’s a great resource. If you would like to read more there is a…
Al Mohler on “The Shack”
Take time to listen to this edition of the Al Mohler program. Dr. Mohler discusses the phenominally successful novel “The Shack.”
Worship on American Idol?
Bob Kauflin posts these thoughts over at “Worship Matters” concerning the singing of “Shout To The Lord” on American Idol.
Context and Concept
John Piper has some good thoughts on preaching as “concept creation”.
When Kingdom Builders Marry
What made the marriage conference with Paul Tripp so helpful (and different) was its Bible-centeredness. Sadly, much of the marriage resources produced for Christians is technique driven. The result is…
Challenging Ehrman
Craig Blomberg has written a helpful review of Timothy Paul Jones’ fine book “Misquoting Truth.” Ehrman gets a lot of press and sells a lot of books for challenging the…
More foolishness from a former president
Proving once again that there is not a third-world thug, communist dictator, or Islamic terrorist that he will not lend credibility, Jimmy Carter has scheduled a meeting with a Hammas…
Twin Lakes Fellowship
Great audio from the Twin Lakes Fellowship. Definitely check out the sermon by Derek Thomas (one of my favorite preachers) and the address on public prayer by Terry Johnson.