For years, I’ve taken myself too seriously. I’m the oldest of four kids – my three siblings supposedly watching and learning from my every step. Weight like that is hard enough. As if life had been designed to be this difficult, Dad was – and is – a pastor. Oldest son of a preacher, the [...]

Dr R.C. Sproul interviews Dr. D.A. Carson on Biblical exegesis:

It’s been a trying week for me, but I think of Christ and the future that awaits those who are failing and I am filled with joy. Truly, the Lamb is all the glory of Immanuel’s land: Amen!

Once again, it’s a great joy to present my pastor, Dr Peter Masters of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, and part 2 of his seminar “Worship in the Melting Pot”. Many thanks to my friend and brother Darren for posting these videos: You can purchase the DVD for the price of £2/$3 or get the full-length book [...]

The first of a three-part series by my own pastor, Dr Peter Masters: Part 2 will appear Monday morning.  

Just a quick post to let you know of a couple of pies I’ve got my fingers in right now. Firstly, I’m finally starting a self-hosted, self-created podcast. I’ve tried once or twice before and it sank like a lead balloon, partly due to technical constraints and partly due to personal failings. That said, Reformation [...]

We say we believe in sola scriptura, but have we considered its corollary, the SUFFICIENCY of Scripture? In this blog post, let’s take a look at the sufficiency of Scripture and why, quite frankly, this is one theological concept which could save you and I a lot of heartache.

One of the best DVDs I have every watched. Many thanks to my brother Darren for uploading this. For more information, go to www.justinpeters.org Dangerous Doctrine – Justin Peters from Ner Rad on Vimeo.

We sang this hymn at Bible study last night and it was just amazing! (As an aside, our church is interesting in that it sings this hymn to a different tune) It’s by (get this for a name)  John Douglas Sutherland Campbell: Unto the hills around do I lift up My longing eyes; O whence [...]

God is not in control says Bart Campolo. Please attempt to defend the indefensible. It will be fun to see you try.