In our study today, we continued our Introduction to Reformed Thought by a study of the Triunity of God. This is in actuality the second week of this study, but, last week’s class did not record properly. Nevertheless, we did a hefty review so everyone can get caught up. As the backbone of orthodox Christianity,…
I preached today in 1 Cor 10:1-17 with a focus on a true and genuine Christian faith. It’s so easy to fall into the trap of “lukewarmness,” and we especially must be on guard against this when it comes to our walk in the faith. Here’s the sermon and blessings… Our Rock of the Covenant:…
Two weeks ago we took a break from our study in Reformed thought to address the King James Only debate. In doing so, I attempted to clear up some of the fundamental issues involving this controversy and in the process, defended the translation process and manuscript evidence utilized by the editors and translators of (most)…
One thing that I truly enjoy is studying text critical issues. This area of knowledge is absent in the modern church, where a great majority of church attendees could not even begin to give a cogent response if one were to ask, or even challenge the presupposition that what we have today in or English…
Applied-Apologetics 