Visual Misadventures
I’m from Geneva, and I’m here to help!
A great book on IFB legend J. Frank Norris’ murder trial, featuring great Ft. Worth history for a Michigan boy!
Original concept art
Kyle Oliphint and David Garner
First blogging buddy Bob Hayton
Shrine in Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Brown’s Self-Interpreting Bible
Baptist Successionism
with Tom Browning
Rubbing elbows with Dr. Carl Trueman.
Dr. Carl Trueman behind the pulpit of Mid-Cities Presbyterian Church.
with Kim Riddlebarger
John Knox
Jonathan Brack and Jared Oliphint
Wallace/Ehrman Debate Stage
Mid-Cities OPC logo
After months of negotiating, inspecting, etc., a date is set.
The Reformation Station
White Horse Inn radio show
Erecting the banner for the first annual OPC DFW RefCon!
“Johnny Mac” at the lectern
Robbellion is as the sin of witchcraft!
Notice the similar color schemes? Interesting match!
Focus issues
At long last, a place of our own to worship and glorify our faithful covenant God.
K. Scott and Kyle Oliphint
St. Pierre Cathedral Geneva
Maplewood Baptist Church
K. Scott Oliphint and Joe Troutman
John Calvin
with Michael Horton
Shrine of the Book Museum
Posts I Like
Mid-Cities Presbyterian Church (OPC) Sermon Podcast
- The First Trial of Jesus June 4, 2017Robert Mossotti - Mark 1:12-13
- The Gloves Come Off May 28, 2017Rev. Troutman - Job 13-14
- Looking for the Life of the World to Come May 21, 2017Rev. Troutman - Job 13-14
- With You I Am Well Pleased May 14, 2017Robert Mossotti - Mark 1:8-11
- As Good as Your Word May 7, 2017Rev. Troutman - Matthew 5:33-37
Posts on Rev. John Brown of Haddington and His Self-Interpreting Bible
The Scriptures’ Guardrails on Divine Sovereignty, Human Responsibility, etc.
Westminster Seminary California has posted what is probably my favorite article by Dr. Michael Horton, their J. Gresham Machen professor of apologetics and systematic theology. The title is “Reformed Theology vs. Hyper-Calvinism.” It deals with how Scripture presents passages that relate both concepts. The great contribution of Reformed theology has been to attempt to properly interpret each in the light of the other, allowing, for example, the passages on the sovereignty of God to prevent us from falling off one side into sheer Pelagianism, and the passages on human responsibility from falling off into Hyper-Calvinism.
Many foes of Reformed theology are guilty of mis-characterizing it in terms of what is formally classified as Hyper-Calvinism. They refuse to notice that Calvinists are just as critical of Hyper-Calvinism as moderate Calvinists and Arminians are. This article helps the reader see the difference between the two.
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