July 7, 2010

Beware The Prosperity Gospel

Randy Alcorn tweeted a link to a short audio clip of him discussing the abhorrent yet widely promoted “prosperity gospel”. This kind of teaching is very destructive. Thank you Randy for exposing this teaching for what it is. I pray the Lord would continue to remove His sheep from this deception and bring them under the sound proclamation of His Word.

Download the audio here or stream it here.

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June 28, 2010

Koester Lecture Series: Amil-Preterist Interpretation of Revelation

Craig R. Koester interprets Revelation from an Amillennial and orthodox Preterist perspective. Koester is a professor of New Testament at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN. He has published a commentary on Revelation (Adam Parker has reviewed his commentary over at Bring the Books), but today I found an 18-part lecture series online. You can stream them online here, or use the below links to download the MP3s direct.*

* I’ve not yet to listened to them. I’m downloading them as I blog this.

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May 19, 2010

Hoagies & Stogies: Baptismal Regeneration

The latest Hoagies & Stogies debate has just been posted online and this time around it is on Baptismal Regeneration. I’ve not yet listened to this discussion between a Lutheran and a Reformed minister, but I’m sure it will be insightful.

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April 9, 2010

Chris Anrzen Interviews Rev. Danny Hyde

…on his Iron Sharpens Iron broadcast to discuss his recently released book, Welcome to a Reformed Church: A Guide for Pilgrims.

You can download the show here [MP3].

You may also enjoy reading an interview I conducted with Danny Hyde.

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April 5, 2010

Preach the Word (Part 1 & 2)

Nick Batzig recommends Ted Donnelly’s  two messages from the Second Presbyterian Church’s Pastors and Seminary Students Conference. Donnelly’s message was entitled “Preach the Word” and you can download Part 1 and Part 2.

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February 18, 2010

Do You Know Your Aleph-Bet?

…well do you?

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January 24, 2010

Tune in to Sola 5 Radio

I’m a frequent listener of Covenant Radio. I’ve mentioned previously that they have launched a new venture, Sola 5 Radio. I’ve not tuned in much as streaming internet radio station doesn’t fit well with my lifestyle; however, for many it would. Regrettably, it appears that those who would be able to take advantage of this have not noticed the launch of Sola 5 Radio or haven’t bothered to tune in yet.

From all accounts this venture appears to be a unique and beneficial offering to the Body of Christ. However, if there is not a significant increase in listeners it will be closing down. Todd Pedlar writes:

If we don’t get substantially more listeners than we have now, we’re going to have to pull the plug. Bill has just started seminary full time, and I, as a college professor, really don’t have much time at all to devote to this project – though I have put in some and would love to continue, if it seems worthwhile. At this point, with only a couple listeners online apart from Bill and me, both of us are fairly well convinced that it’s not.

Please show your support of Sola 5 Radio.

You can download the programming guide, tune in via your browser, or listen via iTunes.

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December 2, 2009

God’s Immovable Line

I just listened to an encouraging sermon by David Murray entitled God’s Immovable Line from Romans 10:3-4. What may be of interest to some of you is that he has also uploaded his pulpit notes. Personally, I’ve found following a preacher’s pulpit notes while listening to him preach is a beneficial homiletical exercise.

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November 19, 2009

Introducing Sola5 Radio – Reformed Programming

I just read this from Todd Pedlar:

Covenant Radio is planning to set up a live streamed 24/7 Reformed internet radio station, entitled Sola5 Radio. Bill Hill, with whom I co-host CR’s weekly programs, is taking charge of this venture, and we are pleased to announce the startup testing this week. At first, programming will be played from roughly 7am EST to 3 or 4pm EST. During the week of November 23, the plan is to go from 6am to 5pm EST. Monday the 23rd’s planned schedule is:

All times Eastern

6-8 AM: Bible Reading and Music
8-9 AM: Old Testament Study: The Book of Genesis by Dr. Joel Beeke
9-11 AM: Music
11-12 Noon: Systematic Theology Lectures: Reformed Theology 101 by Greg Cumbee
12-1 PM: Music
1-2 PM: New Testament Study: Book of Romans by Dr. Alan Cairns
2-3 PM: Music
3-4 PM: Church History Lectures: History of the Reformation by Dr. Joe Morecraft
4-5 PM: Music

The rest of the week will look similar.

Starting 11/30/09, Lord willing, we will have a full 24 hour programming set each day, including rebroadcasts of Covenant Radio programs, more teaching and exposition, music and more. Please send any suggestions to us using the form at the Sola5 Radio blog.

 

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November 10, 2009

Covenant Radio – Third Anniversary

Congratulations to William Hill and Todd Pedlar for reaching the third anniversary milestone for their podcast, Covenant Radio!

I praise God for the content and the subsequent edification their podcast has provided to my wife and me, and to the many other listeners whom have made their appreciation known through comments and blog posts. I sincerely look forward to seeing what the Lord does with their program as they enter their fourth year.

You can listen to their Third Anniversary Broadcast where they discuss a YouTube video clip featuring Chuck Smith and his team’s comments regarding Calvinism.

To encourage you to subscribe to their podcast, their future guest line up includes notable and godly men such as Michael Horton and Joel Beeke.

Soli Deo Gloria!

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