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8/2/12 7:33 PM Will  from Texas    • Add new comment Sermon: Critique of Sonship Theology Joseph A. Pipa Jr. 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” 7/23/12 9:17 AM Matthew  from Georgia    • Add new comment Sermon: South Africa as observed by Joe Morecraft Joe Morecraft III 2 comments “ Great Sermon! ” Yes, great sermon, nothing whatsoever about South Africa! 7/21/12 11:05 PM Paul McDade    • Add new comment Sermon: Christianity & Natural Man Dr. Cornelius Van Til 2 comments “ Important Summary ” This presentation is an important summary of Van Til's apologetic method, containing much of the thought behind his methodology. This is a presentation to be mastered, in order to do justice to the method or to Van Til the man. In plain and unassuming terms Van Til explains the point of contact between Christianity and the Natural Man. 7/15/12 1:42 PM janine  from Louisiana    • Add new comment Sermon: #17 An Analysis of the 40th PCA General... Dr. Richard D. Phillips 4 comments “ Great Sermon! ” This is deeply sad. No idea this denomination was in such turmoil. 7/15/12 7:52 AM Paddy Cook - PEF Evangelist    • Add new comment Sermon: #17 An Analysis of the 40th PCA General... Dr. Richard D. Phillips 4 comments “ Great Sermon! ” What a refreshing blessing to listen to someone qualified to speak, speak. Naming names and teaching us what the Lord requires of us. 7/11/12 12:50 PM Scott Wilkinson  from Kitchener, Ontario, Canada    • Add new comment Sermon: Exclusive Psalmody Debate Various Speakers 1 comment “ I Think Schwertley Is Correct ” In summary, Shaw's argument seems to be: Since we cannot know if the Bible allows for uninspired songs to be sung in worship, we can conclude that we should sing them based on the need for songs that are more clearly understood than the Psalms. In summary, Schwertley argument is: We have warrant from the Scriptures that we are to sing psalms (and possibly the few other inspired songs in the Bible), but we do not have any warrant in Scripture (by command, example, or necessary deduction), that we may sing uninspired compositions in worship. I believe Schwertley had a far superior argument. He argued that we can concluded from Scripture that we should sing psalms. Schwertley says, if we don't know from Scripture if we can sing uninspired compositions, then we don't have a warrant from Scripture to sing them. In his opening statement, Shaw admits that we should sing psalms, but then argues that since it is “possibleâ€� that Paul was referring to “songs in generalâ€� and not just “inspired songsâ€�, we must not be restricted to inspired songs. IOW, since we don't know if we can sing uninspired compositions, we should sing them! 7/6/12 8:47 AM Mike Waters  from North Canton, Ohio    • Add new comment Sermon: #17 An Analysis of the 40th PCA General... Dr. Richard D. Phillips 4 comments “ A must hear! ” This discussion was very informative. The PCA has BIG problems. My respect for Richard Phillips has doubled. May I add one further issue that may even be more severe than theistic evolution - failure to teach our children their need of conversion. This will kill any denomination. A generation of unconverted church members. May the LORD show us mercy, for Christ' sake. 6/30/12 6:36 AM Florin Motiu  from Oradea, Romania    • Add new comment Sermon: Decisional Regeneration Pastor Bill Ascol 2 comments “ Great study. ” Excellent study! Very good argumentation. Very good the biblical teaching refuting it. I took many notes from this message. 6/24/12 11:53 AM Shari McFee  from Lebanon,OR    • Add new comment Sermon: Promise to the Powerless Pastor Iain Murray 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” As, always, a very great encouragement to patient waiting on God's sovereign mercy in visiting His people with an awakening! Thank you. 6/10/12 11:44 AM Shari McFee  from Lebanon,OR    • Add new comment Sermon: Evil Communications Corrupt Good Manners Pastor Iain Murray 2 comments “ Great Sermon! ” Wonderful insight into trend of Protestantism in US! Sad but so true. Pastor Murray is a clear, courageous voice in a dark world. Thank you so much. May God continue to bless. 6/1/12 7:23 AM Florin Motiu  from Oradea, Romania    • Add new comment Sermon: Andrew Fuller: An Experiential Biography Professor Tom Nettles 1 comment “ Great passion for souls. ” Consciousness of man's depravity, total dependence on the grace of God in salvation and Christian life, church discipline. Very moving the account of Fuller's speaking with his daughter about Christ and salvation. A man with a heart for lost souls. 5/20/12 7:42 PM Adeola Ogundele    • Add new comment Sermon: The Love of Christ Pastor Achille Blaize 1 comment “ This is preaching! ” Wonderful and glorious preaching. One cannot say they have not understood something of the Gospel and our Lord after such a sermon! 5/9/12 9:35 AM Florin Motiu  from Oradea, Romania    • Add new comment Sermon: Biographical: J.A. Broadus Pastor Bill Ascol 1 comment “ Balance. ” Good study about the life and ministry of a faithful man of God. A man who was balanced in his theology: affirming the Doctrines of grace, but also the Baptist distinctives. 5/1/12 9:09 PM John Lee  from Fayetteville, GA    • Add new comment Sermon: The Son of Man a Ransom for Many William Hughes 4 comments “ Great Sermon! ” This message was originally delivered at Trinity Ministerial Academy in NJ on Oct. 18th, 1994 (two days before the birth of my daughter). Pastor Hughes was preaching at a Pastors Conference and my pastor and a few of the men at our church decided to drive from Long Island to NJ that afternoon, with no previous planning. We jumped in the church van and got there in time to hear this glorious gospel message. I wept then and I still weep today every time I listen to it. This past week I made several copies of this sermon and gave it to several brothers. They all wept with sadness and joy. The Lord has been pleased to use this message for the good of many of His children. May He receive all the praise!! 5/1/12 9:26 AM Florin Motiu  from Oradea, Romania    • Add new comment Sermon: Life, Labors & Legacy of James P. Boyce Rev. Fred Malone 1 comment “ Passion for God. ” This is a message full of passion of a man who really loves the theology of Boyce and appreciates the life of Boyce, a life of sacrificing himself for the cause of God. 4/21/12 7:29 AM Roy Godber  from New Hamburg Canada    • Add new comment Sermon: American Baptist History Pastor Erroll Hulse 1 comment “ A challenging message. ” We were part of Erroll's congregation many years ago and it's good to note that at the time of the delivery of this message he had lost none of the old fire. What need we have today of genuine revival. 4/16/12 7:17 PM Loretta bryant    • Add new comment Sermon: How to Handle Temptation Rev. M. David Miller 1 comment “ Great Sermon! ” 4/7/12 7:20 AM Florin Motiu  from Oradea, Romania    • Add new comment Sermon: Andrew Fuller and the Doctrines of Grace Professor Tom Nettles 1 comment “ Rich. ” Very good and rich material. A presentation of the Calvinistic views of Fuller on the Doctrines of Grace and his opposition to Arminianism, Hyper-Calvinism and Antinomisnism. 3/9/12 4:07 AM Izzy  from Sydney    • Add new comment Sermon: Creation vs. Evolution #1 Ferrell Griswold 2 comments “ Great Sermon! ” Christians can believe in evolution if they want. But thats not what the majority of the scientific establishment mean when they say evolution. They mean a theory that has no purpose and that does not include God. 3/8/12 6:47 AM BWS    • Add new comment Sermon: 05 - Hodge/Thornwell Exchange Dr. C. N. Willborn 1 comment “ Interesting! ” Will this lecture be available online, by podcast, or SermonAudio for those unable to attend? It should be made available somehow because there are many who cannot possibly attend. Will this exchange be limited or will the subject of slavery also be included in this "exchange" lecture? The views of Hodge, Thornwell (Who wrote The Church and Slavery), and Dabney all recognized the historic view contrary to most reformed pastors and churches today, especially New Calvinists (e.g. Piper) who make the historic view a virtual heresy, contrary to these better theologians. And didn't Charles Hodge actually call R.L. Dabney "America's greatest theologian"? It seems like the defenders of orthodoxy were largely in the South.

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