Todd Pruitt's Posts

Todd Pruitt's Posts

Euan Murray is a Scottish rugby player that has been making a few waves lately for refusing to play on the Sabbath. Murray is a Christian and will not be playing with his team as they face France this Sunday. The Guardian interviewd Murray. He suggests that the path many professional sportsmen...
Great Post from Martin Downes : Churches need external and internal defenses against heresies. 1. The external defense comes in the form of clearly worded confessional statements. These statements need to be comprehensive enough to state the truth with clarity and to safeguard the truth against...
Sunday's message was part 28 in our current series through Hebrews. It is entitled "I Need You" and is based on Hebrews 10:24-25. You can listen to or download it HERE .
Thanks to Justin Taylor for posting the following insights from Paul Tripp: Pastors, these notes from Paul Tripp’s seminar are worth reading carefully and prayerfully: • The Pastor: Who Do We Think He Is Anyway? • The Pastor: Not Yet Perfect, Still Under Attack Here’s one section, on the temptation...
The AP has picked up on Matt Chandler's story. Chandler is the well known pastor of Village Church in Dallas. His recent diagnosis with brain cancer has given him a platform to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus and the sovereign goodness of God in all things. His theology teaches that all men are wicked...
Check out this week’s episode of the White Horse Inn . They have been dealing with Galatians. In the most recent episode the hosts address the finality of the Scriptures as God’s Word and the claims to ongoing revelation made by modern neo-Pentecostalists and the Church of Rome. The response to...
In the latest issue of Modern Reformation David Nienhuis addresses the problem of biblical illiteracy among evangelicals. Dr. Nienhuis, a professor at Seattle Pacific University, has had a front row seat to this alarming problem. In a 2004 Gallup study of over one thousand American teens, nearly 60...
"Now a Jew named Apollos, a native of Alexandria, came to Ephesus. He was an eloquent man, competent in the Scriptures. He had been instructed in the way of the Lord. And being fervent in spirit, he spoke and taught accurately the things concerning Jesus, though he knew only the baptism of John...
PLEASE take time to listen to Ligon Duncan's message from the 2008 Together for the Gospel conference. The church today needs this challenge. I have been heartened in recent years by the evidence that a younger generation of evangelicals are hungry for sound and vibrant doctrine. May it grow! The...
I have not read Dug Down Deep yet but will try and do so next month. That said, it looks helpful and is endorsed by some folks who I respect very much. "More than forty years of quadriplegia has underscored to me the matchless value of knowing—really knowing—the doctrines of the Christian faith...