If you aren't already familiar with Dr. Gonzales' series of posts regarding the "well-meant offer" of the Gospel, I encourage you to check them out. The first article suggests an update to the Baptist Confession of 1689, followed by a series of articles explaining the issue, the objections to the doctrine, and a defense of … Continue reading Bob Gonzales on the Well-Meant Offer of the Gospel
Conviction & Peace
I was honored to be the camp pastor of the Sovereign Grace Youth Camp in Conway, Missouri this past week. What happened over those few days will be something I will never forget—God graciously brought conviction of sins, and then forgiveness and peace upon several young souls. These campers came as sinners and under the … Continue reading Conviction & Peace
Divine Sovereignty: The Fuel of Death-Defying Missions : Together for the Gospel
Following is a link to a wonderful message delivered at the 2012 Together for the Gospel Conference. I am thankful to my firend Christ Gault for letting me know about it. He has posted the video on his blog here. Divine Sovereignty: The Fuel of Death-Defying Missions : Together for the Gospel
What is Evangelism?
In the above recorded class, John White talks about what evangelism is as is not. I hope the blog's readers find it as edifying as I did. No doubt my fellow Reformed Baptists will agree with Dr. White's perspective.
Gospel Convictions: A Statement From Matthias Media
Recently Matthias Media, publisher of The Briefing (one of the best Christian magazines available), began to draw up a list of principles they have entitled Gospel Convictions: A call to evangelical integrity in truth and life. In the process of writing these principles, they have been seeking feedback, especially from subscribers to The Briefing. Here … Continue reading Gospel Convictions: A Statement From Matthias Media
Disappointed in John Piper’s Judgment About Doug Wilson — Updated Dec. 2019
Note: I have updated this article a couple of times since it was first published, so be sure not to miss the additions. Additional Note: I am glad and also very encouraged to hear Doug Wilson has clarified his position much better than he did a decade ago when I first published this article. I … Continue reading Disappointed in John Piper’s Judgment About Doug Wilson — Updated Dec. 2019
Paul Washer on the Converted Versus the Unconverted Church Member
The first passage that I thought of when I heard this illustration was in Matthew 3, where we read of the preaching of John the Baptist to the Pharisees and Sadducees: NKJ Mat 3:7-12 But when he saw many of the Pharisees and Sadducees coming to his baptism, he said to them, 'Brood of vipers! … Continue reading Paul Washer on the Converted Versus the Unconverted Church Member
Kirk Cameron’s Interview of John MacArthur
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPvs_psxx7Q This video demonstrates well what I like so much about John MacArthur, and why I am beginning to appreciate Kirk Cameron more and more all the time. What is most amazing about these videos, however, isn't that MacArthur says what he says on television. We are used to seeing him faithfully proclaim the Gospel … Continue reading Kirk Cameron’s Interview of John MacArthur
Two Ways to Live
Some of you may have noticed the addition of the Two Ways to Live Gospel presentation link on the blog's right panel. It has been included on the homepage of Immanuel Baptist Church (where I serve as an elder) for quite some time. However, I thought it was worthy of a post on the blog … Continue reading Two Ways to Live