This audio file has already been up on the website for a little while now, but we have just started a “podcast” and this is the first installment. In the future, I hope to have uploaded to the website the sermons in the podcast as well, so that it will be easier to get new [...]
I have finally gotten around to placing the audio and PowerPoint presentation of the Five Solas of the Reformation on the web. Several people have asked me about it, and I wanted to make sure I followed through before it was too late. You won’t be able to edit the file, but you [...]
Being thankful is not an easy thing. It is especially difficult when we are experience a “frowning Providence” as the Puritans used to say (that is, difficult circumstances). We live in a world where people around us get ill, car accidents occur, marriages break up, children disobey, wars happen, and so on… [...]
As many of you know, I had the great pleasure of visiting the good folks of Faith Presbyterian Church Reformed in Mesquite, Texas the last weekend of October. The church (formerly known as First Presbyterian Church of Rowlett before the purchase of their new facility in Mesquite) was gracious enough to host a number [...]
I had the opportunity this week to listen to an old podcast of R.C. Sproul’s Renewing Your Mind broadcast from October 5th. The subject was the philosophy of Pragmatism, which is perhaps the only “school” of Philosophy made in America. Pragmatism is built into the fiber of our country. Two of the [...]
I was thinking about evangelism a bit this evening, as I sat in a conversation (on an unrelated matter). Just what is evangelism? Can we “master it”? How do we know when we are “doing it”? Often I am afraid that we (I) have the view that evangelism is about memorizing [...]
This past week saw great buzz and clamor in the world as yet another election has come and gone. The pundits and experts on both sides of the aisle tried to predict how our lives would change as a result. Many Americans felt a great sense of concern, and many others were euphoric. [...]
Did you expect the results of yesterday’s elections? Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity didn’t. Daryl Brister forwarded to me a link in which Chuck Colson and Mark Earley had a discussion and reflection on some of the reasons why this election resulted in a sound defeat for Republicans.We do well to remember that God is [...]
