The TBN Cesspool
John MacArthur weighs in on Trinity Broadcasting Network, the most successful purveyors of heresy in the world. The continued growth and influence of TBN is baffling for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the thick aura…
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MDB 20: Esther 6
If ever there was a series of extraordinary coincidences in life, then this chapter records it! An event that had been forgotten, a king who couldn’t sleep, a record of the forgotten event being read, an official who comes to…
R.C. Sproul Q & A
Where are the prophets in the church? How does Jesus prophetically speak to His church today? Does He know when He is coming back? R.C. Sproul deals with these questions HERE.
Why I still like Christopher Hitchens
From an exchange between Christopher Hitchens and Maryiln Sewell, a Unitarian minister: Maryiln Sewell: The religion you cite in your book is generally the fundamentalist faith of various kinds. I’m a liberal Christian, and I don’t take the stories from…
Westminster Assembly Project
The following announcement has been made by Reformation Heritage Books: The Westminster Assembly Project and Reformation Heritage Books The Westminster Assembly Project, best known for the edition of Assembly minutes and papers to be published by Oxford University Press,…
The fading discipline of biblical discernment
The landscape of contemporary evangelicalism has become a garbage heap littered with all manner of heresy and sentimental sappiness. Exactly how this has come about may be debated but it is certainly related to both the failure of preachers to…
MDB 19: Esther 5
This fifth chapter in the story of Esther becomes a study in contrasts: between a humble and thoughtful queen on the one hand and on the other, a proud and reckless official. The life and conduct of each in their…
“Half a God is not God at all”
Tim Keller weighs in on The Shack: Over the holidays I read a good (and devastating) review of William P. (Paul) Young’s The Shack in the most recent print edition of Books and Culture: A Christian Review (Jan/Feb 2010.) It…
Dallas
It depends on your context. If you’re thinking great TV series of the 70s, you’re thinking Who [indeed] shot J.R.? If you’re thinking football, you’re thinking of that team that somehow got the upper hand on the [beloved] Eagles (twice!)…
The Tyranny of the Savior State
Americans would be wise to understand that the more power we invest in the state the more liberties we surrender. Perhaps this is what the majority of Americans desire but I doubt it. Nevertheless, it is never a good or…