As a new year begins, I thought it might be helpful, to some at least, to put some flesh on the bones of “The Ten Tenets” of a Reformed apologetic, as those tenets are delineated and discussed in Covenantal Apologetics.…
Dr. Dan Wallace writes, “…we can see that it is crucial — because it is an essential part of the gospel — that race should never be a roadblock to the fullest fellowship that Christians can have. In 1963, Martin…
I’m sure some of you more distinguished theologians drink better whiskey than I do. But I’m a housewife theologian in West Virginia. So we have a proclivity to one of the three wise men, Jack Daniels. There’s a four point…
I have been asked quite a bit recently if there are any devotional books that I recommend. So, if you are interested in what I think is a pretty good list of books, you can check it out HERE.
I have been greatly helped by the work of Michael Kruger. So when he says a particular book is “one of the best apologetics books in years” then you can bet it’s on my list. He writes: Every once in…
Our brother discusses his new book Life in Christ:
Todd brings up a good point in his post about those who have never heard the gospel. It also reminded me of something I wrote a while back that is related. Sorry, Carl, that it wasn’t the Stones: I was…
Todd brings up a good point in his post about those who have never heard the gospel. It also reminded me of something I wrote a while back that is related. Sorry, Carl, that it wasn’t the Stones: I was…
It’s still there and it’s still not a parody – Pastor Fashion.
It is a vexing question for many: “What about those who have never heard?” How can God hold accountable for believing the gospel those who have never heard the gospel? Certainly God cannot send a man to Hell for not…
