John MacArthur’s Sermon: Religion and Its Victims (Mark 12:38-44)

It’s so important to have the Word of God be accurately and carefully handled. Have you ever heard people teach in Bible Study, Sunday School, sermons or Children’s ministry that we should be like the widow who gave her all? I use to teach like that–but here John MacArthur preaches one of the best sermon [...]

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Some audio on Music, art and Worldview from a Christian perspective

I’ve listened to these lectures and sermons the last 24 hours and I thought it was some good things concerning a Christian worldview touching on music, art, history and philosphy to stimulate one’s thinking about these matter. 1.) Satan Can’t sing: Martin Luther and Hymns by Al Mohler (one of my favorite Seminary presidents!) 2.) [...]

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Presuppositional Apologetics Links during Feb 2012

1.) Apologetic Methodology in a Nut Shell- A short summary by Fred Butler, and explains the differences between Traditional Evidentialism 2.) Profile of a Hatetheist- By Robin Schumacher, a Biblical profile of an atheist. 3.) Covenantal Apologetics and the Doctrine of Scripture- Justin Taylor’s blog posted some youtube videos of Van Tillian apologist Scott Oliphint [...]

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What are you Living For? Clip from Francis Chan

Speaks for itself.  Well done illustration.

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Why I love Jesus But Reject Islam

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Shepherd’s Conference Schedule 2012

The Shepherd’s Conference sponsored by The Master Seminary and John MacArthur’s church (Grace Community Church) is having the annual Shepherd’s Conference! Where: Grace Community Church, Sun Valley, California, USA When: March 7-11, 2012 Cost: $300 Wednesday, March 7, 2012 8:00 am Registration 10:00 am General Session 1 – John MacArthur 11:30 am Lunch* 1:30 pm [...]

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BIBLICAL GENRE HERMENEUTICS COURSE: SESSION TEN: POETRY V: OTHER HEBREW POETRY

GO TO PART IX I. Identifying other Hebrew Wisdom literature a. There are other Hebrew Wisdom literatures in the Bible besides Proverbs (Session Nine). b. Remember that Hebrew Wisdom are concern with[1]: i. Divine reward of good and punishment for evil ii. Living responsibly or recklessly iii. Knowing the truth of God’s creation iv.Good citizenship. [...]

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Free on Google: Isaac Watts’ textbook on Logic

In our current religious/spiritual scene that stresses anti-rationality, it might sound weird to think that older Christians who were theologians/preachers were also simultaneously hymn writers and logicians. Enter Isaac Watts. Many of you will know him for his hymns. What you might not know is that Watts did not see faith and reason to be [...]

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Free on PDF: Words to Winners of Souls by Horatius Bonar

Few days ago I just reviewed this book. Thanks to Lynda O. for pointing that the internet has a free copy of this work on PDF. You can download a free PDF copy by clicking HERE.

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Post-Valentine sermon series to listen to: Joe Morecraft on Christian Marriage

More than a commercialized and materialistic Valentines, I thought it’s good for the Christian to focus back on a God-centered understanding of marital love. I have listening to Joe Morecraft’s sermons on Christian Marriage and I am currently on the fifth sermon. Thought I shared them with you, for something to listen to after Valentines [...]

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Book Review: Words to Winners of Souls by Horatius Bonar

Though this blog is mainly one that is about Presuppositional apologetics and theology, in continuing with Van Til’s point that there should be a close relationship between apologetics and evangelism, I think it is worth the time for Christian apologist to cultivate their Christian life towards being an evangelist and soul winner.  To that end, [...]

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Free Book for IPad: The Amsterdam Philosphy by John Frame

There are many things to be thankful to God for, concerning the works of John Frame with all his scholarship that the church has benefited in terms of his presuppositional apologetics and perspectivalism for philosophy and theology. Added to this blessing is the fact that many of his materials are available for readers for free! [...]

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Jeremy Lin: Evangelical Christian Interviewed

Jeremy Lin intrigues me in more ways than one.  First, he is a Christian.  Secondly, he is an Asian American of Chinese descent.  Thirdly, his Christian faith spells out in real life by doing all things in excellence unto the Lord including in academics, evident by the fact that he is a Harvard Economics Graduate.  [...]

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Passing Thought: Does Psalm 19 and Romans 1 necessitate Traditional Evidentialism?

Recently on a page that has a lot of Van Tillians in the group, I saw a question originally addressed towards someone else on a page : Regarding Romans 1 and Psalm 19:1. Do you think the evidential approach merges here with the pressup. much in the way WOTM teaches? This got me thinking.  This [...]

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Free Book online: Flight From Humanity

I have previously reviewed this book by R.J. Rushdoony here. Apparently it’s available online for free for people to read!  Click here.

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