Yearly Archives: 2011

From the Introduction of his book, Holiness, Ryle offers some timeless words of warning and concern for the body of Christ: There is much in the attitude of professing Christians in this day which fills me with concern, and makes … Continue reading →

The margin of distance between universal atonement and universal reconciliation can be quite small. Those who follow the logic of the former often drift towards the latter. This is why I have recently argued in Altar to an Unknown Love  … Continue reading →

Charles Haddon Spurgeon, 2 Corinthians 5:14 & “The love of Christ constraineth us.” How much owest thou unto my Lord? Has he ever done anything for thee? Has he forgiven thy sins? Has he covered thee with a robe of … Continue reading →

For more information, go to: www.legacyoflewis.com General Introduction: For the past century, the world of professing Christendom has faced several contests concerning the nature of God’s justice and love, as well as the doctrines of Heaven and Hell. Rob Bell’s … Continue reading →

Indeed, has Paul Really Said?: A Critique of N.T. Wright’s Teaching on Justification, is now available for direct distribution in the UK (eden.co.uk). We anticipate that more distributors will be carrying it soon. Main Information Page General Description: It was … Continue reading →

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Here in America, very little is known about the degrading nature of Sharia law; but one need not go very far to see its toxic influence in any nation. del.icio.us Tags: Islam,persecution,munafiq,fasiq

The following is a repost of an article written for the Winston Salem Journal in December of 2005. For the sake of my own soul I find that the principles of Scripture below were needed then, and in view of … Continue reading →

UPDATE: The entire online series entitled: “Love Wins, by Rob Bell is now available in the book: Altar to an Unknown Love: Rob Bell, C.S. Lewis, and the Legacy of the Art and Thought of Man. This book addresses the … Continue reading →