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Wilbur the Pig: A Story for Children
A new Christian children’s story has been posted, Wilbur the Pig, by Heather Ross. It is the story of a lame pig on the Roberts’ farm that was named “Wilbur” after the more famous pig from Charlotte’s Web. The pig finds a special place in the Roberts’ children’s hearts. Then, one day, the pig is […]
Act Like Men, Not Like Girls
Phil Johnson is on the board of directors for Wretched radio. He does a program regularly with Todd Friel, called Too Wretched for Radio or what Friel calls “Philsosophy.” At the beginning of this segment is a montage of audio of Phil Johnson from sermons and speeches, and one of the statements that surely is […]
My Response to Mark Ward’s Response to My List of Fifteen Deviations of the NKJV from the Underlying Original Language Text of the KJV
The following appertains to two posts that I wrote related to a claim made by Mark Ward in a blog post about the NKJV not deviating from the same underlying Greek text as the KJV (here and here). I gave him a list of fifteen. In a new post, he said none of them are […]
Particular Quotes from Presuppositional Apologetics: Stated and Defended by Greg Bahnsen with Some Analysis
I purchased Presuppositional Apologetics: Stated and Defended by the late Greg Bahnsen for my kindle, and have been reading it in bed at night a little at a time. I haven’t read anything yet with which I disagree. However, he writes things in the book I haven’t read anywhere else. Below I want to include just […]
The Son’s Obedience to the Father in His First Temptation by Satan in the Wilderness as a Model for a Son With His Father
The Lord Jesus traveled from Galilee to Judea and the Jordan River, some 70 miles by foot, for John the Baptist to baptize Him. This inaugurated His three year ministry. John baptized unto repentance. Jesus didn’t need to repent, so John said, I shouldn’t immerse you; it should be you immersing me. John was the […]
Response to Hearing the Truth, as a Test: Deviations from the TR in the NKJV
Call this is an update of the post I wrote on Thursday, Does the New King James Version Deviate from the Textus Receptus, the Text Behind the King James Version? Mark Ward wrote Authorized: The Use and Misuse of the King James Bible, which he said was a different approach to the English translation issue. King […]
Immoral and Unhappy: Fornication Does Not Make Teens Happy
Our society constantly bombards adults, teens, and children with the message that sexual immorality is central to a happy life. Television shows countless acts of fornication, but either almost never or entirely never shows a normal happily married family, and never shows a Christian happily married family; were the television the judge, one would think […]
Does the New King James Version Deviate from the Textus Receptus, the Text Behind the King James Version?
I’m actually stepping on my own post from yesterday, which I want you to read, so don’t miss it: Expectations for Earning of Respect to Lead. ********** Mark Ward is being very, very nice. He’s not calling King James Version supporters liars, who say that the New King James Version follows the critical text in […]
Expectations for the Earning of Respect to Lead
A stronger obligation than ever exists in professional sports today to hire a younger coach, who played himself, and can relate better to the younger players. The consideration behind the thinking is that young players won’t just respect a coach any more. Greater value is put on relating. The coach indulges them if he wants […]
A Mess: The World’s Music and a Different God — Sing! 2019
An at least small tremor erupted within Big Evangelicalism in the last several weeks when celebrity evangelical Josh Harris announced he left the Christian faith. Many other big named evangelicals followed his declaration with an analysis, including Albert Mohler. I think another evangelical, Carl Trueman, makes a more accurate assessment of the relationship of Joshua […]
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