‘If Jesus never called himself God, how did he become one?’ asks Dr. Bart Ehrman. If you have difficulty answering an objection like this, or similar ones, about Christianity, you can find many resources on the Alpha and Omega ministries…
Seminary changed my life. Spending time both inside and outside the classroom with my godly professors, learning from them, praying with them, and receiving counsel from them revolutionized my walk with Christ. I cannot remember a time when my professors…
A recent book enjoys the witty title, Saving Eutychus. The book itself is intended to encourage and assist preachers to preach engaging sermons in the hopes of preventing their congregations tumbling out of windows to their death, or something along…
Are we leaders? Whilst recently in the US I was given a pretty awful book on leadership written by one of the glitterati of the Evangelical world. I’d name and shame but I’d only get battered. When I say…
This month we want to focus on our status as “image of God,” as we begin to think as well about its apologetic implications. Tenet 4 of our “Ten Tenets” says this: Man (male and female) as image of God…
This month we want to focus on our status as “image of God,” as we begin to think as well about its apologetic implications. Tenet 4 of our “Ten Tenets” says this: Man (male and female) as image of God…
On Wednesday, April 3, 2014, we had our sixth church plant Bible study. Currently, I am teaching a series on community from the book (or epistle) of Philippians. At this point, we have not escaped the first 2 chapters, but…
Kevin DeYoung’s most recent book, Taking God at His Word, is now available at a discount of between 44% and 56% at Westminster Bookstore (also available at Amazon.com and – with a very ugly paperback cover only – at Amazon.co.uk).…
The advertisement below (I apologise for the quality of the shot, but it was the best that could be managed under the circumstances), seen on the back of a bus in my region of the UK, was pointed out to…
In 1991, Spike Lee directed a film, titled, “Jungle Fever.” If you have never heard the phrase, typically it is used when a white, or Anglo, woman is attracted to or has a relationship with an African-American, or black, male.…
