Pastoral Insights from a Reformed Baptist Perspective
In case you haven't heard yet, the 2009 Band of Bloggers meeting will be held in conjunction with this year's Gospel Coalition Conference. It will be held on April 22. Here is the description for this year's meeting from the Band of Bloggers website: This is how one should regard us, as servants of … Continue reading 2009 Band of Bloggers Meeting
The Sovereign Grace Audio Treasures website is offering a series of Al Martin's sermons on doctrine. The series is entitled Here We Stand. The messages can be downloaded separately or together. Or you can request a CD containing the whole series free of charge. The series includes messages about the person and work of Christ, … Continue reading Free CD of Albert N. Martin’s Doctrinal Sermons
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
Sanctity of Life Sunday was actually last Sunday, but, since I somehow forgot about it last week, I will focus on the issue this week instead. I was reminded by a Justin Taylor post at the Between Two Worlds blog. The post was entitled The Case for Life, Around the Web, in which Justin does … Continue reading Sanctity of Life Sunday
I saw this video over at InternetMonk.com and thought it was humorous. The song, "I Think My Wife's a Calvinist," is by Brandon Milan. His wife, Leah, helped him write the song and is the one playing the mandolin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZdoSG0IdNE Personally, I am glad my wife is a Calvinist, but I guess that's because I … Continue reading A Bit of Calvinist Humor in Song
Back in September I posted a blog entry about a couple of articles written by Robert Gonzales, Dean and Professor at Reformed Baptist Seminary, on "The Danger of Reformed Traditionalism." As I observed in that post, in the second of his two articles, Gonzales not only cautions us more specifically about not allowing the Baptist … Continue reading Suggested Changes to the Baptist Confession of 1689
For those of you who have never read through your Bible in a year, it is still not too late to start for 2009, and I would like to recommend a very good plan for you to follow. Every year Faith Baptist Bible College and Seminary publishes a Bible reading plan that takes you through … Continue reading Good Bible Reading Plan for 2009
There are a couple of modern English versions of The Baptist Confession of 1689 that it is good to be aware of: 1) The Founders Ministries website has made freely available online A Faith to Confess: The Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689 Rewritten in Modern English ©1975, Carey Publications, Ltd. 2) Stan Reeves, a … Continue reading Modern Versions of the Baptist Confession of 1689
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6SBq5GYiWU Enjoy these thoughts from James White on the meaning of Christmas. In my opinion, Dr. White is one of the best apologists, exegetes, and theologians of our generation. I hope you are blessed by his teaching and are helped to remember what Christmas is really all about and how our culture is increasingly hostile … Continue reading James White – Christmas Thoughts From Matthew 1:21
Earlier this morning Dr. Al Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, published a an article on his blog entitled The High Cost of Being (and Staying) Cool -- Rick Warren in a Whirlwind. In this insightful article, Dr. Mohler discusses Barack Obama's recent selection of Rick Warren to deliver the invocation at the upcoming … Continue reading Al Mohler on "The High Cost of Being (and Staying) Cool"
