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Questions About Ecclesiastical Separation
Hello Reader. This Wednesday to Sunday we are holding our third annual Word of Truth Conference. Tonight we started with preaching from Pastor Bobby Mitchell of Mid-Coast Baptist Church of Brunswick, Maine. We have sessions on Thursday through Saturday mornings and preaching on Thursday and Friday nights and then Sunday morning. On Sunday evening we […]
Does Uncertainty Come from Certainty?
In an exchange a few years ago, Phil Johnson, executive director of Grace to You, told me this: Virtually everything is clear and certain in your mind. The pomos’ pathological uncertainty is in part a reaction to the unwarranted hubris of the rigid fundamentalist perspective you represent, and vice versa. Of course, an irony that […]
Spirit Baptism–the Historic Baptist View, part 5
This complete study, with all it parts and with additional material not reproduced on this blog in this series, is available by clicking here. TDR
Explaining the Role of the Holy Spirit in the Perfect Preservation Doctrine or Sacred Text Position So that Anyone Really, Really Will Understand It
The Westminster Confession of Faith of 1646 reads: V. We may be moved and induced by the testimony of the Church to an high and reverent esteem of the holy Scripture; and the heavenliness of the matter, the efficacy of the doctrine, the majesty of the style, the consent of all the parts, the scope […]
Covering a Bunch-a Stuff at Once Until I Write Something Really Serious
Sometimes I see bloggers cover all sorts of stuff at one time that they probly don’t want to turn into individual posts. I understand it. I could expand each of these into full length like one of those NASA meals—a steak dinner capsule, or such. And they might be important, but I can’t make them […]
Spirit Baptism–the Historic Baptist View, part 4
This complete study, with all it parts and with additional material not reproduced on this blog in this series, is available by clicking here. TDR
Is Certainty Hubris?
The new humility is doubt, except about certainty. You can without doubt and yet with humility reject certainty. However, if you are certain, be assured, today it must be hubris. I was recently searching for something I had published online, and came across an exchange about this in a comment section with Phil Johnson, leader […]
How Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism Are Teeming with Ecstatic and Demonic Influence part 2
When folks read the title of part one of this series or coming to it the first time right now, they might say, “That’s extreme!” or “Oh brother, just like Brandenburg—he’s just trying to get everyone’s attention!” Well, those would be wrong. I agree with my title and even though I know it sounds extreme […]
Spirit Baptism–the Historic Baptist View, part 3
This complete study, with all it parts and with additional material not reproduced on this blog in this series, is available by clicking here. TDR
Thus Probably or Possibly Saith the Lord: The Ehrman-Wallace Debate
On October 1, 2011, at Southern Methodist University in Texas, Bart Ehrman debated Daniel Wallace on the reliability of the New Testament text. For those who don’t know, Bart Ehrman is the most renowned textual critic in the world and Daniel Wallace is the most renowned evangelical textual critic in the world. The DVD or […]
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