From this morning’s chapel message at WSC.
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From this morning’s chapel message at WSC.
Here is the fourth part of Helm’s review of Wright’s latest.
Thanks to Andrew Myers for pointing us to these resources for those of us interested in one of Calvin’s colleagues in Geneva and in one of the more interesting, if overlooked, figures in the Reformation.
It’s an ugly thing to have to consider but this might be a useful handout from CT.
The persistence of the FV movement within the NAPARC world has been noted before on the HB. Now, according to Brian Carpenter, writing for the Aquila Report, the Siouxlands Presbytery (PCA) has been dealing with a FV case. Charges have been laid in . . . Continue reading →
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Just recorded an interview with pastor Philip George (Calvary PCA, Glendale CA) for the show Fresh Bread. Part 1 airs this Sun, Oct 4 (2009) 8:45 AM Pacific on KKLA 99.5 FM.
N. T. Wright wants us to think that his approach to Paul is more faithful to Paul, but is it? ps. Here’s audio from Gerald Bray on the argument between Piper and Wright (HT: Justin Taylor).
Info here. It’s free and WSC’s Mike Horton is among the speakers. WSC alumnus (MDiv and MA Historical Theology) Mike Brown is also speaking.
Info here. Sunnyside URCs pastor (WSC alumnus) Shane Lems is among the speakers.
You can now have every Heidelcast and other HB audio downloaded automatically to your computer (and thence to your ipod or other mp3 player) via iTunes. Follow the links, click on the iTunes graphic to the left, or just go to the . . . Continue reading →
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The sermon from Sunday Night, 27 Sept in Oceanside URC.
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Pt 3: What are the Nine Points?
WSC’s own Julius Kim spoke yesterday at the DGM conference in the Twin Cities. Here’s the coverage by the Christian Post.
UPDATE: You can listen via podcast. I’m listening right now. Very good stuff.
In case you’ve missed it, the Calvinpalooza [a term coined on the Heidelblog on 29 January 2008] that began last year is in full swing now with Calvin conferences popping up all over the globe. WSC is having its very own Calvin Conference: . . . Continue reading →
Kim Riddlebarger is at it again. He’s lecturing on Amillennialism tonight at Christ Reformed in Anaheim. If you have eschatology questions or ever wondered if there’s another way of reading Scripture that doesn’t have you scanning the sky for black helicopters or . . . Continue reading →
And you can hear the title track for free here. Matt is an alumnus of WSC. It sounds great. I’m looking forward to it.
Westminster Seminary California’s Bob Godfrey and the White Horse Inn’s Ken Jones are speaking at Glendale PCA on Saturday and Sunday. The schedule is here.
In the Care of the Good Shepherd. I haven’t seen it yet, but I have implicit faith in Iain.
With the Reformation. Mike’s review continues.