'Morality' Tagged Posts
May 9, 2025
A Review of Samuel Sey’s Debate with Corey Mahler on Race:, w/Tony Costa, James White, and Samuel Sey. (5/8/25) Is Morality Just a Preference? The Case for Objective Morals, w/Greg Koukl. John 1:1: Countering the Erroneous Teaching of a Oneness Pentecostal, by Michael R. Burgos. (5/8/25) Reading the Old Testament as Christian Scripture. Doug Sweeney talks with Mark Gignilliat and Heath Thomas about their new book, Reading the Old Testament as Christian Scripture. (5/7/25) Mark Gets Animated About the Infiltration…
December 6, 2022
A new podcast starting in the new year: Unshakable Faith with Alisa Childers and Natasha Crain (Jan. 2023) Lies that are Killing Us: A Conversation About Suicide, with Jon Noyes. (11/29/22) Mom shares images of 10-week miscarried twins, refuting Guardian’s ‘pregnancy tissue’ farce. (11/22/22) Is God a Vindictive Bully or Nah? from the Parker’s Pensées Podcast. (12/1/22) Is “Self Care” the Answer to All Our Problems? With Rachel Norman. The Alissa Childers Podcast. (10/2/22) Church History Isn’t Only for Historians…
May 21, 2021
Should Religious People Legislate THEIR Beliefs?, by Tim Barnett. Here is a new Website highlighting the works of Dr. G. K. Beale. The Journal of Biblical Theology & Worldview is a new publication coming out of BJU Seminary. Its aim is to “share that ministry by displaying and applying truth through peer-reviewed writing that is faithful to Scripture, consistent with our theological heritage, alert to current scholarship, and directed toward contemporary application.” The Ministry of Sorrow, by Tim Challies. (5/17/21)…
August 10, 2020
Dr Ian Hamilton talks about “The Crusades” (from 8/7/20) Watch the entire series on church history here. Anthony Rogers on Trinitarian Miscellanea (Trinity in the Old Testament). Doug Groothius writes about Critical Thinking for Confused Times. Are Moral Truths a Matter of Personal Opinion? J. Warner Wallace doesn’t think so. Dr. Benjamin Shaw offers some advice to beginning preachers and the congregation who hear them. Generally, there are some good thoughts in this article by Michael Hyatt on, Turning Violent…