Bob Wilkin responds to Craig Evans’s claim that Jesus did not say the “I am” statements in John’s Gospel. Those statements are key evangelistic texts.
Dr. William Roach reviews Jeffrey McDonald’s biography of John Gerstner, focusing on Gerstner as a defender of biblical inerrancy and an heir of Edwardian and Princetonian theology.
Dr. Farnell responds to the statements made by Dr. Craig Evans and Dr. Bart Ehrman which cast doubt upon the historical reliability of John’s gospel, doubts about the Apostle John being the author of the Gospel account of John, and doubts about whether Jesus actually voiced the “I AM …” statements as reported in the gospel of John.
The e-book Explaining Biblical Inerrancy, which contains Dr. Sproul’s commentary on the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy, is being distributed here for free in honor of Dr. R.C. Sproul. An overview of Dr. Sproul’s work championing inerrancy is also presented.
“A giant of the Faith just went to be with the Lord.” Dr. Geisler salutes Dr. Sproul.
On the heels of the 500th year anniversary of the Reformation, a renown evangelical seminary is showing evidence of departure from the gains of the Reformation.
