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NY Governor Kathy Hochul explained yesterday that she needed "apostles" to go out and spread her cultish religious medical message. We already know who some of her apostles are. She also says that there is no legitimate religious exemption to vaccine mandates because...
Jesse Duplantis, who says the prosperity gospel only works when you give to him, now says giving to him will speed up the return of Christ. As Christians and ministers of God's Word and the gospel, we are called to refute this garbage and defend the faith. Paul, in...
In this episode, I rant about the Bible’s emphasis on the existence of, warnings regarding, and condemnation of false teachers and false prophets. Why do so many Christians have such a casual attitude toward false teachers? Better yet, why are so many Christians...
In this podcast, I rant about theological, philosophical, apologetical, ecclesiological, and political issues from a distinctively Reformed perspective.
In Partnership with Tim Keller and other gay-friendly Evangelicals, Living Out has produced a pamphlet called How Biblically Inclusive is Your Church? which outlines 10 steps or recommendations you can use to audit your church for gay inclusiveness. Reformation...
This episode focuses on the recent Q&A session held during the Shepherd’s Conference in March 2019. The session was led by Phil Johnson and included a somewhat interesting and emotional exchange between Johnson and Mohler over the question of the Social Justice...
By now it is clear to most non-SBC evangelicals that the SBC is coming unraveled at its seams. Some might say that the reasons for the SBC’s collapse are complex and numerous. However, I have to say that I don’t really think that’s the case. In the interest of...
Justice in All Its Parts: Responding to Thabiti Anyabwile – Part 2 Before I wrap up my review of Anyabwile’s three posts on justice, I want to go back to where I left off on part 1. I ended that post with the following observations: The lexical data is distorted by...
Arminian theology takes its name from Jacob Arminius. Arminius lived in the 16th and early 17th centuries. In reaction to sitting under Theodore Beza’s teaching, Arminius formulated a theological system that ran contrary to that of his high-Calvinist teacher and the...
Feminism, Marxism, Black Liberation Theology, LGBT rights. Cultural seduction has taken over the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), unquestionably–at least by any rationally thinking Bible-believing Christian. The SBC for many years was revered for its conservative...
A Critical Review of Jemar Tisby's The Color of Compromise Brethren, I do not regard myself as having laid hold of it yet; but one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the...
[Thirty Pieces of Silver] Tim Keller is on yet another adventure into the abyss in the name of “redeeming culture”. This time his work is in the realm of Christian counseling. Keller and The Gospel Coalition decided in 2010 to make an interfaith American Psychological...
