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The Names of God

This week we talked about anthopomorphisms and the names of God — two of the three ways that God reveals Himself in the Bible.

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Allegory – What’s the Story?

Is allegory actually the best way to handle the Bible? Can it get you to the actual, intended meaning of a text? Use of a portion of Apologia Studios​ video is Fair Use for purposes of review and critique.

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Egotistic Election

Is it true that our only reason for adhering to the doctrine of sovereign election is because it appeals to our ego? Or, could it be that the Bible actually teaches it? That’s what we’re talking about in this video.

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The Word is Sufficient

Pastor Jim McClarty continues his series of videos on the practice of preaching. This episode emphasizes the necessity of relying on God’s word to accomplish what God sent it to do.

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Touch Not the Lord’s Anointed

An often misused and abused concept. It’s actually okay to criticize (hopefully in a constructive way) pastors, ministers and people who purport to be speaking for God.

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The Church in the Wilderness

This is, hopefully, the last video of this series. We’ll see if that turns out to be true. 🙂 Meanwhile, you can download the book “Is The Church Israel” for free here. Or, you can buy the Kindle version (for 2.99) here. And the Romans Israelology series can be heard for free here.

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Hebrews 6:1-6 – It’s Impossible

What’s the correct way to understand Hebrews 6? Does it mean that believers can be lost? Or, is it not really about true believers? Or, is it something else? That’s what we tackle in this video. For a fuller explanation of this passage, listen here. Or, read my free commentary on the book of Hebrews...

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Conference Messages

ETT 2019 – The Tribulation ETT 2019 – The Rapture 2016 SGBC – Justification From Galatians ETT 2016 – Jesus as Judge, Day 1 ETT 2016 – Jesus as Judge, Day 2 ETT 2016 – Jesus as Judge, Day 3 He Is Sovereign Sovereign Grace Chapel – April 2012 ETT – The Word on the...

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Christology Part 3

This week we concentrated on the proposition that Jesus of Nazareth was God incarnate — God in human flesh.