0:00:00 – Opening and Belgic Confession 0:01:04 – Introducing Gideon Mpeni 0:04:10 – Why do we use the word ‘expository’ instead of just ‘biblical’? 0:09:27 – What other forms of preaching is there? 0:18:30 – Difference between preaching and teaching 0:25:50 – Preaching that uses the Bible but is not expository 0:40:20 – The Holy…
0:00:00 – Opening 0:02:25 – Introducing Lance Laughton 0:03:30 – Tyndale’s letter from prison 0:08:15 – Lance’s story leading to this topic of inerrancy 0:09:29 – Inerrancy vs infallibility 0:16:15 – How inerrancy influences hermeneutics 0:22:30 – Evolutionism, deconstructionsm and inerrancy 0:28:30 – Inerrancy and Epistemology 0:32:40 – Hebrews 2 and Psalm 8 hermeneutic implications…
The EFF has released a document answering common questions regarding land expropriation without compensation. What are Christians to make of their policies and ideas? This article is a Biblical reflection on their proposal. I am not writing to offer my own solution to the land issue, but rather to compare the EFF’s policy on the…
0:00:00 – Opening 0:00:35 – Book Reading and comments: Chocolate Soldier 0:01:40 – Questions from the Internet: Is there a future for the Baptist Union in South Africa and other lessons 1:23:50 – Closing Buy the Audio book:
0:00:00 – Opening 0:04:08 – Jonathan Edwards Resolutions 0:09:57 – First thing in the morning 0:19:04 – Mental Toughness 0:23:10 – Skill transfer from war to spirituality 0:28:50 – Closing
I came across this letter recently and found it rather moving. On October 21st of 1942, not long after being called to New Guinea to fight the Japanese forces during World War II, a young Australian soldier named John Byrnes wrote a letter to his daughter, explaining why he would not be attending her 2nd birthday party. His…
Bill McChesney, a missionary in the Congo, was martyred by the rebels in the Stanleyville area in 1964, when he was 28 years old. He had been beaten on a truck and his back was bleeding at the same time as suffering from malaria. Then he was beaten to death by an angry mob which…
When it comes to continuationists of the reformed or at least gospel-centred ilk it is appropriate and wise to place the matter of the gifts in the secondary issue box. I love the warmth and genuineness expressed in Mahaney and the fire and passion in Piper. However, I recently shared an article Shreiner wrote called…
It’s been almost 4 weeks since the Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa has made a significant change in its position regarding homosexuality, though it seems this was only a rubber stamping of a popular view in the denomination Not Learning From History The Dutch Reformed Church had a hard time in South Africa. As…
Recently South Africa experienced a spate of student protests that has been dubbed by many as historic. During this time I had a number of requests by students for my thoughts on the issue. I remember getting home on the first Sunday after the end of the protests and reading a blog that said something…
