On February 1, 2009, Dr. Philip G. Ryken, Senior Minister of Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, preached a sermon, focused on Calvinistic church planting, at my ordination. You can find … Read more→
Archive for February, 2009
Michael Horton on British Dissertations
Just an up-date on my previous post. You can download Michael Horton’s Ph.D. dissertation on Thomas Goodwin and the Doctrine of Assurance here.
Christ the Center Interview with Guy Prentiss Waters
We recently interviewed Dr. Guy Waters, Associate Professor of New Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary, with regard to N.T. Wright’s newest work, Justification: God’s Plan and Paul’s Vision . … Read more→
Calf Skin ESV Giveaway
David Porter, over at A Boomer in the Pew , is holding a giveaway, for a free calf skin ESV, that ends March 16, 2009. You can find out more … Read more→
British Doctoral Dissertations
If you are interested in British doctoral dissertations you will want to check this out. This is a British web-site that makes dissertations available for free (when downloaded electronically). … Read more→
More from the Evangelical Village Green
Darryl G. Hart weighs in on the Scot McKnight incident over at Old Life. Hart, a proud warrior child, is dead set on recovering the Old Presbyterianism, but he wants … Read more→
Tenth Presbyterian Nursing Home Ministry Training Videos
When I was an intern at Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, I had the privilege of working with Dr. David Apple and the mercy ministry outreach. From a youth, my … Read more→
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: The Superadded Gift (Part 3 of 3)
Our three part series on the superadded gift (SG) was pretty difficult and challenging. This was especially true in our small group study but we’re still friends … Read more→
Together for Adoption 2008 Conference Audio
Here are the complete audio files from the 2008 Together for Adoption Conference, together with some audio files on the subject of adoption given at various locations:
Jason Kovacs and Maridel … Read more→