Reading Reflection:
Equipping Counselors for Your Church, Robert W. Kellemen (P&R, 2011) This is a topic that I have been interested in lately, and a book that I’ve been eager to dig into. With my reading stack being rather tall these days,…
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The elephant that went unnamed…
As the video posted below demonstrates, James MacDonald and Mark Driscoll have been faithful to point out the heresy of prosperity teaching. T.D. Jakes is a great popularizer of this heresy. And yet, at Elephant Room 2 T.D. Jakes was…
“Bishop took two pawns”
Thanks to Carl Trueman for posting a link to a fascinating interview with a former Oneness Pentecostal. RB: Assuming the best and that Jakes now affirms the orthodox view of the Trinity, if you were Mark Driscoll would you have…
Borrowed Logic
In 1985 Christian philosopher Greg Bahnsen debated atheist Gordon Stein. It has since become known as The Great Debate. Dr. Stein was caught flatfooted as Dr. Bahnsen, rather than defending traditional arguments for the existence of God, effectively demonstrated that…
Interview with a Former Oneness Pentecostal Pastor
Many thanks to Richard Barcellos for sending this link in. It may prove helpful to some in understanding the Oneness movement.
Interview with a Former Oneness Pentecostal Pastor
Many thanks to Richard Barcellos for sending this link in. It may prove helpful to some in understanding the Oneness movement.
The Elephant Room did not do pastors any favors…
As I stated in an earlier post, the endorsement of T.D. Jakes (and it was an endorsement!) from the folks at the Elephant Room will only lead to more confusion among evangelicals who already struggle with discernment. Because of this,…
A Librarian Responds
A Librarian, whose tailor wishes to remain anonymous, has written to complain about the Librarianophobic nature of some of the comments on this blog. On legal advice, we reprint the whole of his missal below: Reverend Sir: I am writing…
A Librarian Responds
A Librarian, whose tailor wishes to remain anonymous, has written to complain about the Librarianophobic nature of some of the comments on this blog. On legal advice, we reprint the whole of his missal below: Reverend Sir: I am writing…
Jakes: A Helpful Book Survey
Thanks to the great and the good (both the vocal and, more worryingly, the strangely silent), I am sure many pastors of churches will now have to waste a lot of valuable time reading the works of T D Jakes…