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I highly recommend "Jesus, Paul and the People of God: A Theological Dialogue with N.T. wright" This series came from last years Theological Conference at Wheaton College. It is very good Bishop Wright's final talk is a wow event. You can find it here: Wheaton College Conferences, Lectures and...

Interesting: YouTube - ‪R.C. Sproul and Alice Cooper‬‏

I wrote this in 04 and posted it on on my blog and at Semper Reformanda forum. I think some folks here may find it interesting. I’ve been reading Keith Mathison’s book The Shape of Sola Scriptura and I’ve so far found it very interesting and compelling. After reading a little...

In an article titled "Presbyterians Clear Way For Gay Clergy" NPR tells how the PCUSA has now officially opened that door. Read the article on NPR here:

I hope you will take a few minutes to read the letter below. It was written by Rev. Bill Smith, then pastor of Fellowship Baptist Church in Sulphur, La. Bill wrote the letter to his good friend and fellow Baptist minister, who was also his former roommate at Mid-America Baptist Theological...

The video is of Rev. Phil Ashey -- Sorry for misspelling of Father Ashey's name. The Body of God: Week of December 9

C.S. Lewis wrote and introduction to St. Athanasius' classic On the Incarnation. I believe it would be good for every Christian to read St. Athanasius' book, but I think Lewis' introduction is a gem that should be read by every Christian. You can find that introduction HERE.

Behold the rain which descends from heaven upon our vineyards, there it enters the roots of the vines, to be changed into wine, a constant proof that God loves us, and loves to see us happy.-- Ben Franklin

Behold the rain which descends from heaven upon our vineyards, there it enters the roots of the vines, to be changed into wine, a constant proof that God loves us, and loves to see us happy.-- Ben Franklin

It is a Reformed thing to do on Saturday (after squirrel hunting in the morning). Kenith Geaux Tigers.

I am a big fan of Bishop J. C. Ryle. Ryle's books are still in print and I believe 21st century Christians can learn a great deal from this great elder brother in the faith and solidly Reformed. Ryle's most famous book is Holiness Commentary of Luke Are both excellent works that have...

I am a big fan of Bishop J. C. Ryle. Meany of Ryle's books are still in print and I believe 21st century Christians can learn a great deal from this great elder brother in the faith. Ryle's most famous book is Holiness Commentary of Luke Are both excellent works that have been kept in print...

Recently (2007) the 81 year old Packer spoke about the turmoil that is on going in the Anglican Communion, that has been produced by the rise of liberalism in the Anglican Churches in Western World and a large growing, orthodox, evangelical Anglican church in Africa and Asia. In that talk...

The link is what I believe to be a very interesting book (The Book of Bertram) written about 840 AD by a French monk (Bertram). It is written to King Charles the Bald, the grandson of Charlemagne. This small book is written to answer questions the king asked concerning the Lord’s Supper...

The link is what I believe to be a very interesting book (The Book of Bertram) written about 840 AD by a French monk (Bertram). It is written to King Charles the Bald, the grandson of Charlemagne. This small book is written to answer questions the king asked concerning the Lord’s Supper...

The link is what I believe to be a very interesting book (The Book of Bertram) written about 840 AD by a French monk (Bertram). It is written to King Charles the Bald, the grandson of Charlemagne. This small book is written to answer questions the king asked concerning the Lord’s Supper...

Some years ago I got into an email debate with a Baptist friend about Christians drinking alcohol. It was an interesting discussion, but it was also an eye opener for me. My friend is a conservative, independent Baptist but in our debate he resorted to arguments that are more in line with...

For more than 1800 years wine was used in all Christian churches when the Lord's Supper was celebrated. There was no other option because Dr. Welch did not apply Louis Pasteur discovery, which inhibited fermentation, to grape juice until after the mid 1800's. Before that time ALL communion wine...

I've mentioned before how much I enjoy reading the Church Fathers (I know it's kinda weird). About five years ago, I purchased a massive 38 volume set of books, which contains much of the Christian writings written during the first 500 years after Christ. Of the Church Fathers, St. Cyprian is...

The discussion of "altar calls" in the What About Tradition? thread got me thinking about another issue - Sunday worship. The Churches that I know who do not have altar calls do not do so because of their view of worship. When I migrated from the Southern Baptist to the PCA I asked the pastor...