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Sunday’s message was part 43 in our series through Hebrews. It is entitled “Pursuing Godliness Together” and is taken from Hebrews 12:14-17. You can listen to or download it HERE.

Al Mohler has posted on a sad irony: the curious absence of divorce as a top issue for evangelicals in the ‘family values’ debate. Why is it that since the days of Jerry Falwell’s Moral Majority divorce is rarely mentioned…

Thanks to Gabriel Fluhrer for this quote from D.A. Carson: “I have been teaching more decades now that I can count and if I have learned anything from all of this teaching, its this: my students…learn what I’m excited about.…

If you grew up in the typical evangelical church from Southern Baptist to Assembly of God then you have heard the phrase, “Ask Jesus into your heart” more times than you can count. But is this biblical? After all, in…

[vimeo w=400&h=225] 9Marks at Southeastern – Biblical Theology: Session 2 from Southeastern Seminary on Vimeo.

[vimeo w=400&h=225] 9Marks at Southeastern – Biblical Theology: Session 1 from Southeastern Seminary on Vimeo.

Last Sunday David Garner of Westminster Seminary delivered the morning sermon. It was entitled An Unfailing Map for the Directionally Challenged and was taken from Psalm 1. Sunday evening at The Vine I preached a Message entitled From Generation to…

There is nothing I can add to Nancy’s words. She expresses my thoughts concerning clergy participation in the Glenn Beck rally better than I can… Dear Pastors Benton, Filson, and Teller: I know it has been a few weeks now…

A wonderful weekend was had at Church of the Saviour. The Full Confidence Conference was a blessing. The opening address by David Garner was a powerful warning against allowing skeptical views of God’s Word to take root in the church…

Kevin DeYoung has posted several excellent articles on biblical inerrancy. His post from September 24 I found particularly helpful because he points out the link between the inerrancy of the Bible and its authority. Here is the entire post: Perhaps…