Was Calvinism New?
Join Dr. Kenneth G. Talbot, Dr. C. Matthew McMahon, and Dr. William E. Sullivan as they discuss the historical roots of Calvinism. Listen to “The Roots of Calvinism” on Whitefield Media. Enjoy!
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Deep Rest / Death In Me
Originally, i got interested in hiphop because of the beats. Later, i came to see the awesome potential rap has in being able to express theological concepts. You can rattle off an entire sermon in a rap. And some artists do. (Shai Linne, Timothy Brindle, ChristCentric, and so on) Today,... -
Pret Cosmos Promotes Idiocy
Larry Siegle, who, in spite of my position on Full Preterism, has remained a gentle and loyal friend, has recently enrolled at Whitefield Theological Seminary. Larry wrote on Pret Cosmos, that bastion of theological insight (tongue firmly in cheek), “There is an urgent need today, especially within the community of... -
Hedges on Full Preterism
Recently, John Hedges, who has posted over here a few times, has written three parts of his series, “Is Preterism a Heresy?” Well, “Preterism” is not, Full Preterism (certain brands of it), flirt dangerously close – there is a difference between Preterism and “Full” Preterism. But, we all know what... -
Who Is Applauding For You?
Recently a full pret visitor counseled Sam with these words, “If I come from or claim a reformed background and my theology causes those who belive in free will to appluad me, I would stop and relook at my theology.” hmmm…. Today on Facebook, a buddy of mine shared... -
I Corinthians 13: A Re-look
My position papers are basically outlining my move away from Full Preterism. The first of the series dealt with the problem of infinity. Dr. Talbot’s latest addition proves that issue. History will have an end. The second series dealt with Romans 8.19-ff. These two papers showed that the Full Preterist... -
New Podcasts! The Jason and Sam Show
The Jason and Sam Show: The Full Preterist Hour (that’s the whole title, unless Jason wants to change) will begin tomorrow at 3:00 EST. I don’t know the details…..but Jason does….and perhaps he can fill them in….I just wanted to list this and it will be available here. It’s a... -
Computer Broke, Business is Good – Blessing in Disguise
I have been away for a bit not by my design, but by God’s. My personal laptop is in the can, and it ain’t comin’ back. Plus, business has picked up and I have been, well, busy. I finally did a show with Mike Loomis this last week in which... -
Response to James N. Anderson’s “Theological Paradox”
The following article was written by Gary W. Crampton for the Trinity Review. It seem the old Barthian notion of “paradox” is fashionable in some Preterist circles, and we have voiced our criticism as well. Anderson is a Van Tillian, of course, and argues for paradox as a “rational” (!)...
Iron Sharpens Iron