Book Impressions: Twelve Ordinary Men
John MacArthur’s study in the lives and personalities of the twelve disciples is a fascinating book. I had a wonderful opportunity several […]
Why I Labor
From the archives, circa 2008, yet still true in 2019. Those of you who know me are aware of the fact that […]
The Enemy Within: Sanctification – Lundgaard
This week we listen to the second of four addresses on sanctification. This is a series from a few years ago, hosted […]
Do Miracles Make the Bible Less Believable? – Copan
Paul Copan explores how objections to Bible miracles can be approached apologetically.
The Reformation Solas – Summit EFC
Starting today we will be posting sermons on the five solas of the reformation. This first series comes to us from Summit […]
Why I Believe the Bible – Bock
A statement like “I believe the Bible” might be seen as either completely unnecessary because you’ve never been challenged to defend your faith, or completely stupid because the book is old and dusty. Whatever the case may be for you personally, I encourage you to give a few brief minutes to considering what Dr. Bock offers here.
Worldviews & World Religions: Session 2 – White
In this address, Dr. White focuses on ways in which the unbelieving world works to suppress truth.
The Fight & The Faithful – Batzig
Nick Batzig has written a thoughtful article at feedingonchrist.org. Nick has proven over the years to be devoted to Christ, and has […]
Savoring the Savior in Hebrews 9, sermon 2 – Abendroth
Time for another sermon in the Hebrews 9 series by Mike Abendroth. Please click here to listen to sermon 2 – Cleansing […]
The Enemy Within: Sanctification – Lundgaard
Kris Lundgaard has written a couple of very helpful books on the Christian life, which may be described as a modern translation of the old Puritan author John Owen. While Owen is a very challenging read on multiple levels, partially due to the density of his prose, Lundgaard removes the language hurdle and helps us join in the labors of Owen.