(Excerpt from a Jonathan Edwards sermon entitled The Excellency of Christ)
Christ, as he is God, is infinitely great and high above all. He is higher than the kings of the earth; for he is King of kings, and Lord of lords. He is higher than the heavens, and higher than the highest angels of heaven. [...]
Posts from ‘February, 2009’
There Do Meet in Jesus Christ Infinite Highness and Infinite Condescension
Confusing the Effects of the Gospel With the Gospel (MP3)
This was a talk Mark Dever gave at the T4G conference this past year that is relevant to many discussions, postings and conversations I’ve been having lately with many different people in person and on the internet. To sum this whole thing up, Dever says at the beginning of this talk, “People try to improve [...]
Postmodernism and The Emerging Church – Phil Johnson (MP3’s)
You Can’t Handle The Truth: Addressing the Tolerance of Postmodernism (MP3) – 3.3.2005
A Beginner’s Guide to Postmodernism (MP3) – 6.30.2006
What is the Emerging Church Movement, and why is it a problem? (MP3) – 7.1.2006
The Theory of Relativity (Understanding the influence of post-modern thought on the church today) (MP3) – 3.7.2007
How Did the Economic House of Cards Fall? (MP3’s)
These two three four five six radio programs on This American Life do an excellent job of giving an on-the-street perspective from the Wall Street investors to the lenders all the way down to the individual home-buyers and finally the results of the recession in everyday life. In addition, there is a very good explanation [...]
Jesus As Judge
This isn’t a portrayal of Jesus we like to ascribe to Him very often because, frankly, it is terrifying. Tim Keller has concisely and eloquently said, “If we play down ‘bad’ or harsh doctrines within the historic Christian faith, we will find, to our shock, that we have gutted all our pleasant and comfortable beliefs, [...]
A Biblical Response to the Church-Growth Movement (MP3)
John MacArthur does an excellent job of explaining the fundamental error lying at the heart of this movement in many of our churches: it is a misapprehension of 1) how God saves people, and 2) how God builds His church.
Since When Did Sesame Street Go Ghetto?
I used to love this show growing up. It was very influential in my early developmental years. I loved all the characters and the songs and it used to be a defining time during the weekdays when I knew my dad was coming home from work. Needless to say, I have very fond memories of [...]
