>The several posts I want to write this week are all interrelated in that they arose out of my preparation for and discussion in the Poiema ACG this semester. I'd like to write a recap of the semester, including this previous week where we discussed the Manhattan Declaration, which got us discussing the true nature … Continue reading >The Gospel and the Kingdom of God
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>Kingdom, by Alistair Begg
>Ok, the whole idea of a sermon remix is new to me, but this one really cool. I like especially like the first couple of minutes in light of what we've been discussing in my ACG. Thanks to RelevantRevolution.com for letting me post this. Check em out for more sermon jams and lots of music.http://www.youtube.com/get_player
>More on the Devil
>Some very good questions were raised regarding my last post on the devil. I haven't had time to respond (thanks to my Greek Reading Class -- actually, thanks to my procrastination catching up with me) but had some time unexpectedly free up yesterday and today(long story). So, I here's an attempt to answer a few … Continue reading >More on the Devil
>Luther, ‘V’ and Evangelical Cultural Accomodation
>Sometimes thoughts from seemingly unrelated fields of personal study and interest convergent in rather unexpected and enjoyable ways. As many of you know, I've been on a real Luther kick recently (in fact, I'm sitting in Borders considering the purchase of 'Luther for Armchair Theologians - it's got cartoons in it!). I've also been thinking … Continue reading >Luther, ‘V’ and Evangelical Cultural Accomodation
>Why Piper (and I) Abominate the Prosperity Gospel!
>There is plenty I disagree with Piper on, but I stand with him in his repudiation of the prosperity gospel. It is a plague on the Christian church and a dangerous one at that. Here's Piper's reasoning as to why he hates it so much:
God Entranced 