Gairney Bridge

Here is the audio for a sermon I preached on July 29, 2007 at the Chester Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in Chester, SC.
The text was Judges 2:1-5 — “Now the angel of the LORD came up from Gilgal to Bochim. And he said, “I brought you up out of Egypt and led you into the […]

I saw this cartoon this morning at World Magazine’s blog site.

‘Nuff said.

Yesterday we received another mailing from a local church. In many ways, these things get cheesier and cheesier (the last time we received a mailing from this church, it was for a series of messages doing a take-off of the movie Click; this time, the name of the series is “Lost.”) Of course, it must […]

I believe I read just the other day that one of the best-selling books of the 1970’s was Hal Lindsay’s The Late Great Planet Earth. A popularly written book from a premillenial dispensationalist perspective, it purported to show how the end of the world would come about (and using the Bible to do so). The […]

Today is my birthday (nothing famous really happened on August 3rd, except that this is the date that, in 1492, Columbus set sail for what would become known as the New World), and I’m 40 years old. I will resist the typical popular rhyme that some see fit to put into print in newspapers and […]

The video below features an interesting discussion on the issue of suffering (i.e., the problem of evil) and God’s sovereignty. It is from a televised debate that featured a panel that included James White. The first four minutes involve the topic, but then another call is taken and the discussion quickly changes to one of […]

A strange but wonderful thing happens when godly Christian men, even though they might be from different backgrounds and traditions, submit to the authority of Christ and His Word: they actually begin to agree with one another. Examine this quote, which comes from the Theonomist R.J. Rushdoony’s Institutes of Biblical Law, and see if it […]