Showing posts with label Blogdom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogdom. Show all posts

Sunday, December 16, 2007

This Week in Blogdom

Joe Thorn leaves us with a great Packer quote on doctrine.

Tim Challies notified us of the
White House Christmas Card.

CRN informs us of an
article from Ankerberg Theological Research Institute concerning Islam.

Erik at the
Irish Calvinist reminds us of a sermon by R. C. Sproul on justification.

Nathan Busenitz over at
Pulpit Magazine gives us a great article on compromise.

Over at Team Pyro Phil Johnson reminds us that the
Gospel Lite tastes great but it's less filling.

and finally Ingrid over at
Slice of Laodicea informs us of a new book on a forgotten doctrine.

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

This Week in Blogdom

After being gone for four days I think it's good just to get caught up in the blog world, so here is the latest from the blogosphere.

Symphony of Scripture has posted a great quote by John MacArthur titled
Baptizing the Masses with a Watered-down Gospel.

Tim
Challies has been at Christ Fellowship Baptist Church in Mobile, Alabama blogging The Expositors’ Conference.

All the 2007 Desiring God National Conference
audio and videos have now been posted online for free.

Over at Shepherd the Flock Nathan White has written a great article titled
Sin: Today vs Yesterday. This is a great article and be sure to ponder the Tozer quote at the end.

This
reading of the 23 Psalm is just too precious not to share.

Monday, September 24, 2007

This Week in Blogdom

Phil Johnson over at Pyromaniacs shares a startling judgement coming from emerging church pastor Doug Pagitt.

Tim Challies new book The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment is now available for pre-order.

Here is a link to a Charles Hadden Spurgeon sermon on
Limited Atonement.

Justin Peters, exposes the dreadful heresies promoted by the health-and-wealth gospel, Word of Faith preachers like Benny Hinn and the Copelands at The Master's Seminary chapel. You can download the MP3 here Exposing the Word of Faith Movement.