In this video, I look back over what I have learned over the course of twenty-five years of ministry. Who have been my greatest influences and examples? Who have been my living and dead mentors? In this fun video, I tier rank some thinkers that have impacted me greatly.

In this video, I will take a look at some of the most common texts that generic evangelicals use to defend female pastors. In each case, I will show why these passages do not really defend women preaching!

In this video, we will discuss the question, "Why study theology at all?" After all, isn't it divisive? Doesn't it incite pride in the learned? Doesn't it cause more problems than it solves?

Far too often, Christians take on a defeatist mentality when it comes to our fight against sin. Here, we continue our expository series through the book of Romans. Today we come to a critical text in our fight against indwelling sin. In a series of powerful verses, Paul argues that sin no longer has any dominion or lordship over our lives.

In this video, we are going to look at the history and development of the Reformed catechisms. I hope you enjoy this deep dive into these wonderful instructional tools for helping grow our faith and discipleship in Jesus Christ.

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In this video, we will explore whether human beings have freewill. Some (such as Pelagians, Semi-Pelagians, and Arminians) argue yes, but Calvinists have a more nuanced answer. Let's study this topic!

In this video, I will share several reasons why your church MUST be led by competent, faithful, men. This is the Biblical model, and one that cannot be avoided without peril.

In this episode, I will share several red flags that I perceive among so-called evangelical churches. If any of these markers are present, it would be best to "mark and avoid" these churches. Watch out!

In this episode, I will disabuse us of the simple notion that baptizo means immerse. Of course it does, very often, but not exclusively. Basically, the rule is "Baptizo always means immerse except when it doesn't -- and that is quite often!" Here, I will take us through twenty-some examples where baptizo cannot mean immerse.