I had the privilege of preaching at my home church yesterday on the warning passages in Hebrews. Perhaps this will also encourage you to heed the warnings and run the race to Christian maturity. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1804325550779948 (Sermon starts at 26:30.)
For those who may be interested, at this year’s 2026 Tyndale Conference I will be presenting (via Zoom) a version of my paper “Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and The Implications of an Early Gospel Publication.” The conference is being hosted by the Commonwealth Community Baptist Church in the Bronx, on…
My thanks to those who coordinated and hosted the ISCA conference in Wichita last weekend. Celebration Baptist Church had a nice facility for the gathering, and we enjoyed meeting several of their people. It was also nice to connect and catch up with those from ISCA and attend several paper…
If you are close to Wichita in mid-September, I’ll be presenting a paper at the annual conference of the International Society of Christian Apologetics: “Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and the Implications on Early Gospel Publication.” This adds another argument for an early Matthew, beyond those advanced in my first book:…
For those interested in the origins of the Gospels, David Pallmann has recently posted an extended YouTube video, “When Were the Gospels Written?: A Critical Examination.” Over the last several years he has posted videos arguing for Matthean Priority, Gospel reliability, and the traditional authorship of the Gospels, along with…
For those interested in an extended academic lecture on the doctrine of inerrancy, focused on contemporary challenges to the traditional definition of the doctrine, click on the footnote links for a 3-session lecture from Dr. Doug Bookman from Shepherd's Theological Seminary, speaking at Bob Jones University last November. As part…
Read my article over at Sharper Iron. Pastor, at some point this year you will be providing background context for the NT passage which you are about to preach, guiding your flock in properly visualizing the world of Jesus and the apostles, so that your people might better connect with…
To launch us into the new year, I offer an “Epistle to the Reader,” by Edmund Calamy. Calamy was a Presbyterian minister before, during, and after the turbulent years of the English Civil Wars. For a period, he was a chaplain to Charles II, but was subsequently ejected from the…
Welcome to our gathering, brothers and sisters, children of Israel who belong to the Way. Tonight we remember the birth of our Lord and Savior, who was born into this world roughly forty years ago. Jesus was the promised son of David, anticipated by the prophets, announced by an angel,…
My thanks to Wipf & Stock for their promotional activities, as they had a booth at this year’s Evangelical Theological Society annual meeting, and displayed my book along with many others. I do enjoy these annual ETS gatherings. This was my fifth. Thousands of attendees. Get to chat with interesting…