This is the first of many posts for the month of December where I intend to write on topics presented to me via Twitter.
This question was posed to me by pricechris on Twitter:

How can Americans help to positively change or shape the theological landscape of Europe?

Good question! My short answer is this: Help us over [...]

I like to play basketball – even though at the current time I’m still recovering from an injury and shouldn’t even be thinking of the court right now. One thing I learnt playing basketball against people who could wipe the floor with me was to not hate the player, but to hate the game (I’m [...]

Well, July 10, 2009 came and went. 500 years and 1 day  ago, Calvin was born and little did his parents know that his birth was usher in one of the finest theologians in the history of the Christian Church. Love or loathe him, no one can deny the influence that John Calvin has had [...]

Kicking off a short series on “Rediscovering Biblical Christianity” with a look at some of the bunk going on in “Christianity”

It’s been a while now, but here is Part 7 of Dr. John Piper’s seminar on the Doctrines of Grace:

Last time, I began with some background as to the topic before us, looking at attitudes to the practice of tithing, and why people do it. Today, I wish to consider the definitions of tithing that are extant in the Christian world.

First off, a big shout goes out to my brother Andrew Clerebout, who brought it up in conversation when we were on PalTalk. I have never put this into writing before, so this should interesting.
As you can already see, I want to deal with the question: Is tithing required for the New Testament Church? Now [...]

Our brother on YouTube, Moses Flores also known as prchdaword is starting a teaching series on the Trinity. Here is part 1 of the teaching series. God willing, tomorrow I will post part 2.
P.S. You can check out his Geocities website here

Here is Matt Slick’s look at the doctrines of the faith:
Doctrine Grid
     Following is a proposed chart that offers a layout of biblical orthodoxy.  It is designed to help categorize various doctrines into levels of importance.  I admit that some of these are debatable and I do not claim absolute correctness on all points — only [...]