Some light reading for Christmas…
Carl Trueman has posted some recomendations for Christmas reading: Gregory K. Beale, A Biblical Theology of the New Testament (Baker). Monumental work. My students know I have a thing about…
Todd Pruitt
Learning from Herman Cain
Albert Mohler has written a thoughtful challenge for Christian men in light of the news swirling around Herman Cain. Mohler points out five lessons to be learned:1. The Christian man…
Sunday’s Sermon
Sunday’s sermon was part 7 in our series focusing on the Great Commission. It is entitled “How Disciples Are Made” and can be listened to or downloaded HERE.
The fanaticism of amorality
“A revolution without a firing squads,” Lenin is meant to have said, “is meaningless.” He spent his career praising the Terror of the French Revolution because his Bolshevism was a…
On the fate of those who have never heard the gospel…
An illustration from Francis Schaeffer: If every little baby that was ever born anywhere in the world had a tape recorder hung about its neck, and if this tape recorder…
“Theology is getting more of God.”
Kevin DeYoung on “why we must be unapologetically theological.”
Sunday’s Sermons
On Sunday we were pleased to welcome Mike McKinley to the pulpit of Church of the Saviour. Mike’s sermon, The Disciple’s Marathon can be listened to or downloaded HERE. Mike…
Ravi Zacharias reponds to a Muslim’s question…
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Jesus Saves
Unequivocally, Scripture highlights Jesus’ death and resurrection when it speaks of his saving accomplishment. It does, however, paint a fuller picture and mentions seven additional aspects of Christ’s saving work.…
The Gospel of Pragmatism
Check out this edition of the White Horse Inn. Why do so many contemporary churches or best-selling Christian books focus almost exclusively on practical application rather than doctrinal truth? Why…