Faith by Hearing
Sanctifying the MP3 RevolutionAisquinth Presbyterian Church
Aisquinth Presbyterian Church in Parkville, Maryland, has an incredible archive of sermons by many well-known names such as Walter Kaiser, John Gerstner, James Boice, O. Palmer Robertson, and a trove of over 200 sermons by Dale Ralph Davis.
PRTS Conference 2010
This years Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary conference is available online at SermonAudio. Numerous messages by Richard Phillips, James Grier, Iain Campbell, Joel Beeke, Albert Martin and others.
Spiritual Leadership by J. Oswald Sanders
Christian Audio’s free audio book download for September is J. Oswald Sanders classic book Spiritual Leadership. Grab it before month’s end.
Phil Ryken’s Last Service at Tenth
Phil Ryken has recently left Tenth Presbyterian to take up the presidency of Wheaton College. His final sermon at Tenth was a message titled ‘Faithful God’ and focused on Romans 8:38,39. His faithfulness as a preacher will be missed.
Be Thinking.org
If you haven’t been to bethinking.org you should drop by and look around. bethinking.org is a tremendous resource of audio on apologetics, culture, creationism, world religions and much more.
bethinking.org is part of the UCCF Christian Unions.
An Exposition of Obadiah
When was the last time you heard a sermon series on Obadiah? Don Payne of Grace Presbyterian Church in Douglasville, Georgia preached through this little book in four messages.
Thanks to Nik Batzig for posting this link.
The God Who is There: Carson’s 14 Part Series
Don Carson gave a 14 part lecture at Bethlehem Baptist Church, the material of which is found in his latest book, The God Who Is There.
Perspectives on Pentecost
Christ the Center engages in a rich discussion with Richard Gaffin about the place of Pentecost in redemptive history. From their website:
Drawing from his book Perspectives on Pentecost and his “Acts and Paul” lecture notes, Dr. Gaffin explained the place of Pentecost as the culmination of that complex of events surrounding the person and work of Jesus Christ which includes his incarnation, death, resurrection, and ascension. Pentecost, then, occurs as part of the accomplishment of redemption and is therefore unrepeatable although its significance and effects reverberate throughout the Christian life. This is a rich biblical theological discussion that will repay frequent rehearsals.
Counseling Difficult Cases
CTC lead a very interesting discussion with George Scipione about the need and practice of biblical counseling. Scipione is professor of pastoral theology and Director of the Biblical Counseling Institute at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
The Historical Adam
The CTC boys discuss the importance of believing in a historical figure named Adam, who in some Christian circles believe him to be a mythical figure.
