Please watch the following video. I do not endorse its contents in any way, shape or form, but it will serve as the “object” for today’s object lesson: (As an aside, I could have used the music video, but I decided against it.) Now you may think, “Eedjit! Why you corrupting my ears with that”. [...]

The uber-man that is Lane Chaplin has done it again, and just as I finished my paper too. Ever wanted a good introduction to the dreadly C-word [Calvinism...I like the word ]? Well here it is: You can check out the simply excellent website of Dr. White by hitting up www.aomin.org or just scrolling down [...]

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? [...]

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

While I’m wrapping my album review of Trip Lee’s latest project, I thought I’d quickly plug a new ministry for y’all to enjoy. This is Dr. James MacDonald, senior pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel, Rolling Meadows, IL, and featured Bible teacher on the Walk in the Word broadcast. I’m telling you, this man is off [...]

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 [...]

I heard this from the Christian Post via a link on the SermonAudio website: J.I. Packer, one of the world’s most renowned evangelical theologians, left the Anglican Church of Canada, citing “poisonous liberalism” in the church body. Packer, 81, who was named one of the 25 most influential evangelicals in the world by Time magazine in 2005, quit the Canadian arm [...]