[Audio clip: view full post to listen] When the Spirit sent Philip to the Ethiopian eunuch (Acts 8:29), Scripture says Philip asked, “Do you understand what you are reading?” Dr. Robert Morey talks about his experience with misquoted verses and teaches on the correct way to interpret Bible verses. He uses ten verses that have [...]

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People pay thousands of dollars for silly conferences on how to reach the youth in America for Christ. One of the most difficult demographic is the 18 to 28 year old singles in Southern California. If you are a preacher studying homiletics and wondering where you can learn to [...]

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This first lecture of a ten part series on how to defend the faith lays the foundation for the regenerate Christian’s efforts in apologetics. Dr. Morey exhorts to avoid the basic humanistic assumptions of human autonomy and ontological thinking. As a student of Cornelius Van Til, Gordon Clark, and [...]

This article is an excerpt of Studies in the Atonement
I. The doctrine of the atonement is exclusively a subject of special revelation and thus we are entirely dependent upon the Scriptures.
Christianity is unique and singular in its concept of the atonement. We will search history in vain to find another religion which developed the concept [...]

The following is a summary of some of the questions which have been posed to us. They represent the sincere questions of people who come from a humanistic or religious pacifist background.
Honest questions deserve an honest answer. Therefore, we will attempt to answer them without offending anyone. Given the emotional nature of some of the [...]

The early church’s beliefs about war have become a source of heated debate. Pacifists have dogmatically stated that all the Christian leaders before Constantine rejected war as immoral and renounced the military as an occupation for any Christian. For example, Roland Bainton in Christian Attitudes Toward War and Peace stated, “All of the outstanding writers [...]

It would be difficult to overstate the importance of the Gospels. In the pages of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John we find the matchless words and life of the Lord Jesus. No literature, ancient or modern, can ever excel the beauty and depth of the words of Jesus, who spoke as no other man has [...]

The New Catholic Catechism in Part One, Section 847, states that non-Catholics who “seek God with a sincere heart” and “try in their actions to do his will as they know it through the dictates of their conscience,” will “achieve eternal salvation.”
The Roman Catholic Church has publicly stated that this means that sincere people from [...]

I. Romanism’s view of religious authority is usually based on the fallacy of circular reasoning.
They appeal to their church’s authority to prove their church’s authority! This is like rowing with one oar. All you do is go around in circles.
Romanist: The “Church” is the ultimate authority. Protestant: Who says so? Romanist: The “Church” says so.
Protestant: [...]

We can use logic as a tool without being a rationalist because logic itself finds its ontological basis in the nature of the Creator of all things. In term of its nature, a particular principle of human logic is valid if it reflects the Mind of God as revealed in Scripture. Logic thus has an [...]