The Problem with Seminaries
Written by Gary North
So, you want to become a minister. First, however, you need training. You think you should go to seminary. A word of warning: seminaries are staffed by people who learned to write term papers in their teens or early twenties, and who then decided to parlay that peculiar skill into lifetime employment. Seminaries are not staffed by successful ex-pastors; successful pastors remain in the ministry. Seminaries are staffed by baptized college professors who chose to specialize in a field so obscure that no college has a sufficient number of students to make hiring them come close to paying off.
The Shadows and the Light of the Law
The Shadows and the Light of the Law
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“The division used by modern theologians – Moral, Civil, Ceremonial – is not found in the Bible.”
Assigned Reading:
– Leviticus: An Economic Commentary, Gary North
060: Is Abuse Minimized in Our Day or Exaggerated?
060: Is Abuse Minimized in Our Day or Exaggerated?
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In episode #60, Chalcedon Vice President Martin Selbrede joins Steve and Andrea in discussing the realities of abuse in our culture and the only effective, obedient remedy contained in the Word of God.
Lone Gunners for Jesus
Written by Gary North
A biblical response to anti-abortionsists who claim that the individual has the God given right to kill abortionists in God’s name or in the name of natural law (“common sense”). These letters to convicted murderer Paul J. Hill were written before he was convicted. They respond to his printed defense of the use of violence against abortionists as well as to his personal letters to the author.
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059: Can True Believers Suffer from Addictions?
059: Can True Believers Suffer from Addictions?
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In episode #59, Rev. Uri Brito joins Steve and Andrea in discussing addictions and the place for Christian counseling in assisting believers in such struggles.
058: Why Are Many Christians Cavalier about God’s Designation of What Constitutes an Abomination?
058: Why Are Many Christians Cavalier about God’s Designation of What Constitutes an Abomination?
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In episode #58 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Steve and Andrea explore the Bible’s use of the term “abomination” and its implications for today’s Christian.
Joe Salant & Bill Evans
Joe Salant & Bill Evans
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The War Room welcomes Joe Salant as a new, permanent co-host.
Bill and Joe discuss the Future of Christendom conference, the gifts, and empowering of the Holy Spirit, and why reconstructionists should be abolitionists and vice versa.
Seven Biblical Principles That Call For Infant Baptism
Written by Dr. Phillip Kayser
Many Protestants today see the baptizing of infants as an invention of the Roman Catholic Church. But during the Reformation of the 16th century, when the Protestant Reformers threw off many unbiblical practices of the Roman Church, they continued to baptize infants. Were they duped? Did they lack thoroughness in their reform? Or did they see Biblical merit in including the children of believers in the covenant family of God? This booklet proves the abiding validity of administering the sacrament of baptism to covenant children.
Five Priorities Tyrants Routinely Trample
Five Priorities Tyrants Routinely Trample
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Gordan Runyan, from Immanuel Baptist Church in Tucumcari, NM brings a message about how the aim and objective of all kinds of tyrants routinely set themselves against what God says is a priority.
France, the Huguenots, and Deuteronomy 28
France, the Huguenots, and Deuteronomy 28
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How did the most powerful nation in Christendom for several hundred years sink down to the level of such insignificance?
Assigned Reading:
– Covenant Enforced: John Calvin’s Sermons on Deuteronomy 27-28