Frankly Speaking

And now for a shameless plug. Here's our Course Schedule for Spring 2008 at Amarillo Bible Chair: Day Classes RELG 2302 Life of Paul 1:3...

Ever since this story first came out, I've been intrigued. I haven't followed it closely, but it seems as though the Senate is probi...

One of the many things I've learned during these two years of college teaching: Survey courses are tough. Why? Mainly because a survey ...

I don't think I'll make it back here much until the end of the year. I hope that you and yours have safe travels and good times duri...

Last year I was asked to teach the Wednesday-night auditorium class. We spent six months getting acquainted with Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezeki...

A quick review will bring us up to speed. John Bright , in his book The Authority of the Old Testament , begins by stating the issue he want...

"The church can never part with the Old Testament. But it is not enough to say that. After all, what responsible person would question ...

In the previous two posts, I've (1) talked about the inspiration of the Old Testament and its authority in the life of the Christian (2)...

When he delivered the Gray Lectures at Duke Divinity School in November 1959, the unassuming John Bright never imagined that his speeches wo...

In the comments on my last post, Matt was wondering if I had run away. . . . Still here. So why haven't I been posting anything late...

I know, it's been a couple of weeks since I last posted. A few things came along and derailed my best intentions. I do plan to add a fi...

The May 12th issue of The Spectator contains a piece by Matthew Parris, "Nothing ventured, nothing gained -- although it's better ...