In this panel discussion from Ligonier’s 2012 National Conference, R.C. Sproul and friends discuss the Christian’s approach to Scripture and the natural world, offering wise words regarding the importance of embracing both as infallible revelation from God. In my opinion, R.C. Sproul (in the clip below) and Michael Horton (in the full recording, timestamp 69:30) offer the most helpful insights into [...]
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Scripture & the Age of the Earth
Posted: May 10, 2012 in bible, controversy, creation, nature, science, theology, videoThird Day and Brandon Heath perform Rich Mullins’ eternally-great song, “Creed” (accompanied by dulcimer hammers and all!): And I believe what I believe It’s what makes me who I am I did not make it, no it is making me It is the very truth of God and not The invention of any man Also check [...]
Getting the Balance Right
Posted: April 11, 2012 in apologetics, books, christianity, controversy, evangelism, gospel, justice, videoIt is highly likely that most Evangelical Christians have, at some time or another, heard this famous quote (often attributed to St. Francis of Assisi): Preach the Gospel at all times. If necessary, use words. The sentiment behind such statements generally goes something like this: the church too often focuses too much on talking at people [...]
Dispelling Silly Myths About Jesus
Posted: April 2, 2012 in apologetics, bible, books, history, Jesus, videoWith Easter fast approaching and the perfectly-timed publication of Bart Ehrman’s latest book, I thought it might be helpful to call attention to a series of videos related to the historicity of the resurrection produced by Credo House. New Testament scholar Dr. Mike Licona (author of the recently published, The Resurrection of Jesus: A Historiographical [...]
Slightly creepy: HT: National Geographic
Crossway has just released a new trailer for Bryan Litfin’s Chiveis Trilogy (The Sword, The Gift, and The Kingdom [June 2011]).
HT: Euangelion
Check out this beautiful time lapse video of the earth recorded from the International Space Station, complete with spectacular displays of aurora and lightning:

