3GT Episode 268: A Different Kind of R&R October 04, 2022 Picking apples always seems to get guys in trouble. At least, that's the message Kyle and Scott deliver to Barry. Late to record once again, like Adam Barry appears to blame his wife
3GT Episode 267: Church on Apps September 29, 2022 Scott starts this episode with gusto and even receives a compliment from Kyle. But as he continues on, the normal order is quickly restored as Kyle gets his digs in. For this week's
3GT Episode 266: PCSD September 20, 2022 No, it’s supposed to be a C not a T. For the guys on 3GT are talking about PCSD - Post-Covid Stress Disorder. For like the aftershocks of an earthquake, the aftermath
The King before Whom the Queen Bowed September 15, 2022 This week in the RPTS Chapel service, Dr. David Whitla delivered a powerful sermon on Psalm 2. What made it so special? A British subject, he referenced the recent death of his ruler,
Concerning the divine decree Necessarily, Freely, or Contingently September 11, 2017 When God ordains the reprobation of a sinner, some believe that this choice must mean that God cannot greatly love the reprobate in history. If God passes over an individual, it must follow
abortion When Irony Thickens September 06, 2017 I am a fan of Sam Harris' podcast. Not only are his interviews superb, but as one of America's leading atheists, it is good to know what the other side is saying. Speaking
Underestimating the Genius of God August 29, 2017 I am of the opinion that C.S. Lewis' book Perelandra is a work of genius. The rich allegory, theological depth, and masterful literary style all combine to make this one of the
The Compounding Nature of Sin. August 01, 2017 A young girl gets pregnant. She is not married. She has no safety net. She suddenly fears the future. She feels the burden. The stigma. She wants to end the pregnancy. She does
Atheism A New Book Release- The Case for Utter Hopelessness: Why Atheism Leads to Unyielding Despair July 05, 2017 My latest book is now available, and while I have never strongly encouraged people to read things I have written, I would encourage you to consider checking this one out. I think it
The Troubled Thoughts of a Blind Persecutor July 04, 2017 In the early hours of morning, when the sun was beginning to stretch its gaze across the dusty roads of Damascus, Saul sat silent, blind to the eastern glow. His companions sat nearby
A Movie June 20, 2017 Movie recommendations are fickle. Not only do interests vary, but so do consciences. So if you do not want to have your emotions pulled in painful directions, and if you harbor concerns about
The Uncommon Space Between Credulity and Close-Minded Dogmatism June 06, 2017 Let's begin with a line. A simple black line against a white background. The line represents a spectrum, a continuum reflecting how people handle or approach or react to new concepts. On one
A Delicious Assortment of Really Interesting Audio (Podcasts are like a box of chocolates!) May 16, 2017 What Is Technology Doing To Us? Privacy And Security Forbidden Knowledge Sam Harris is one of America's leading atheists, and he hosts a very popular podcast called Waking Up. I almost always find
agnosticism Is it Possible that God is Actually a Terrible Demon Tricking Us? May 02, 2017 Or it is at all possible that we are living in the Matrix? Or are a brain in a vat? Be honest! Is it at all possible? In this second video (do watch
Theology in View: The "What If" Problem (Part One) April 17, 2017 Are we currently living in something like The Matrix? Can we know? And if not, then doesn't agnosticism eat away at certainty? In this first video, the problem of all-consuming agnosticism is set
doctrine of sin Theology in View: Why is Sin Ironic? April 10, 2017 The latest installment has arrived! If you missed the first two videos, be sure to check out my channel. You can find it here. This video asks a very straightforward question: If sin
My Self-seeking, Pointless Praying March 29, 2017 Recently I was given cause to think about prayer, or more honestly my prayerlessness. So I read through a few of the prayers in the Bible. Three things struck me as a result.
The irony of sin Theology in View: The Irony of Sin March 27, 2017 Here's another installment of Theology in View! This one is all about the ironic nature of sin. Ever think about that? It's a curious little truth. If you find the videos enjoyable and
The Arminian Conundrum Introducing "Theology in View." A New Video Blog By Yours Truly March 14, 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk9NLrl16_8&t=296s So here we go. I'm beginning a new project, one that involves much scribbling and theology. Yes. That's right. A video blog
The Signage of Your Life February 16, 2017 Whilst traveling in the USA last month I stayed for a few nights in accommodation provided by a church. It was basic, but I genuinely appreciated it as it saved the Scottish church
The Beatitudes of the Heart: A Brief Reflection February 13, 2017 Blessed are those who feel the weight of their spiritual need. Blessed are those whose hearts break over sin and evil. Blessed are the gentle and humble of heart. Blessed are those who
An Assortment of Audio! January 31, 2017 It's been a good week in the world of podcasting. Lots of juicy episodes and discussions. Here are a few that just might interest you: Policing is Racially Biased - Intelligence Squared Debates.
Semester in Scotland January 31, 2017 Have you got three minutes to spare? If you have, then check out this promotional clip for the Semester in Scotland study abroad program: Semester in Scotland Video The program is offered primarily
Some Recent Resources on Roman Catholicism January 17, 2017 A few things that have recently come across my radar: John 6 For Roman Catholics, James White. Dr. White walks through John 6 slowly, demonstrating Rome's over reading of the text. Why I'm
So You Want to Start a Book Club January 02, 2017 Or at least I do. In fact, this year I've put out the call to my local church, assembling into one glorious band of reading brothers all those who have shown interest, or
