The Free Church of Scotland has updated it’s website and included a collection of links to the audio sermons of many of it’s churches.
Monthly Archives: September 2009
The Darwin Myth
Dr. Benjamin Wiker joins Greg Koukl on Stand to Reason to look at the many myths surrounding Charles Darwin, including some myths many Christians still cling to. This is a very interesting discussion.
Collections: Ken Myers
Ken Myers is the producer and host of the fabulous Mars Hill Audio ministry. If you enjoy Ken and have not subscribed to Mars Hill Audio you can find a collection of interviews and messages here:
Atonement: Scripture on Penal Substitution
The Master’s Seminary Faculty Lecture series for 2009 looks at penal substitution, which is under heavy attack in some corners of “Christianity”. TMS is known for very thorough academic level work, and these messages will be published in the TMS Journal soon.
From TMS:
Because of recent attacks on this crucial doctrine, we believe this will be one of the most important issues that the journal has ever published.
The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism
Al Mohler invites Greg Beale to discuss the issue of biblical inerrancy. They discuss the current challenges being raised against inerrancy, and consider how the practical neglect of the Bible’s clear teaching undermines inerrancy.
Loving the Church
Ted Kluck joins Christ the Center to discuss his book Why We Love the Church which he coauthored with Kevin DeYoung. Ted offers a lot of helpful insights in thinking about the church, how to handle challenges, when to leave a church and when not to, and how many contemporary church movements have lost the beauty of what the church was designed to be.
This was a very enjoyable conversation.
Truth and Error in the Church
Christ the Center interviews Martin Downes, minister of Christ Church in Deeside Wales, and author of the book Risking Truth: Handling Error in the Church.
Downes discusses how church leaders should handle error when it arises in the church, and how to handle people on both sides of the fence. He makes helpful distinctions between harmful error and soul destroying error. Downes also warns leaders of finding more thrill in the chase of error than in love of Christ and the gospel.
Very helpful discussion.
Office Hours, Westminster Seminary
Westminster Seminary California has begun a new monthly mp3 installment that will be posted on their website or available through iTunes.
From their website:
Season I of Office Hours introduces you to the faculty of WSC through personal 30-minute interviews, discussing biblical and exegetical questions, historical and theological questions, pastoral matters, and Christian living.
The first two interviews are posted now, the first episode is an interview of WSC President W. Robert Godfrey. The second episode is an interview with Julius J. Kim, Associate Professor of Practical Theology.
Collections: David Wells
David Wells is a voice that Christians need to hear and heed today, particularly church leaders. David has spent much of his life examining the current state of the Christian church and writing about his findings, which are very alarming.
There is a wealth of audio of David on a few sites.
Collections: John V. Fesko
John Fesko is Academic Dean of Westminster Seminar California, and past pastor of Geneva Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Woodstock, Georgia. He has written two books, Justification; Understanding the Classic Reformed Doctrine, and Last Things First; Unlocking Genesis with the Christ of Eschatology.
Geneva Orthodox Presbyterian Church has an archive of Fesko’s sermons available.
Faith by Hearing 