Items tagged audio

Re-ordering Friendship, Love, and Enmity: A Biblical Reflection on Church Membership

Wed, 05 Mar 2008 15:13:55 GMT

Membership should reflect a living commitment to a local church in attendance, giving, prayer and service; otherwise it is meaningless, worthless, and even dangerous. What does the lack of church membership say to the rest of the world about the church? To be a member is knowingly to be traveling together as aliens and strangers in this world as we head to our heavenly home. Dr. Dever will explore church membership from a biblical and historical approach, touching on the most difficult issues, which keep many Americans from committing to church membership.

Mark Dever Interviewed about Richard Sibbes

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 11:05:19 GMT

Timmy Brister interviews Mark Dever, the pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington D.C., and president of 9 Marks Ministry, about the Puritan preacher Richard Sibbes. Dever wrote the definitve biography on Richard Sibbes, first as a dissertation, and then as a book. Dever discusses Sibbes’ life, theology, and both Brister and Dever discuss issues with the SBC and other denominational concerns in light of Sibbes point of view.

Brister is responsible for starting the 2008 Puritan Book Reading Challenge; a challenge to read 12 Puritan classics in 1 year, one each month. The book assigned for January is ‘The Bruised Reed’ written by, you guessed it, Richard Sibbes. My wife and I are unofficially participating in the challenge, reading ‘The Bruised Reed’ together aloud. Each month Brister plans to conduct one interview to coincide with the book assigned to that month.

All in all, this is a helpful and interesting interview. The challenge is a great effort.

Mark Dever on Richard Sibbes mp3>>>

Audio Books: Stott and Mohler

Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:04:11 GMT

Just received in the mail a copy of audio books that readers of this blog may be interested in: The Cross of Christ, by John Stott, and Culture Shift, by Al Mohler. You can listen to samples by following the links to the Christian Audio website.

Recent Conference Audio

Sat, 24 Nov 2007 22:35:06 GMT

Here are some audio selections from the conferences I've attended over the past month.

C.S. Lewis: The Man & His Work, October 26-27, 2007 at SEBTS. (courtesy SEBTS)

Walter Hooper: "Walter Hooper's Work as Editor of C.S. Lewis Works"

Bruce Edwards: "C.S. Lewis: America's Bonny Fighter"

Walter Hooper: "C.S. Lewis: Reflections about the Man"

James Como: "Culture and Public Philosophy: The Other C.S. Lewis"

GodBlogCon 2007, November 8-9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center (courtesy Scriptorium Daily)

Al Mohler: "Pioneering the New Media for Christ"

John Mark Reynolds: "Focus and Motivation"

Mark D. Roberts: "Taking Your Ministry to the New Media"

Rhett Smith: "New Media Ministry to the Myspace-Facebook Generation"

Bonnie Lindblom: "Communicating Biblical Womanhood"

Joe Carter: "Identifying Impact in Culture for Christians in New Media"

Paul Spears: "Trafficking in Substance a Blogging Dilemma"

Dustin Steeve: "Basics of Blogging"

La Shawn Barber: "Writing Well in the New Media"

Kevin Wang: "Design Desiderata for the Godblogger"

Jeff VanderGiessen: "Developing a Pod & Vidcast Ministry"

Evangelical Theological Society, November 14-16, 2007 in San Diego, CA.

John Piper: "Justification and the Diminishing Work of Christ" Manuscript | Audio | Video (HT: JT, courtesy: DG)

Free Christian Audio Book of the Month: Jonathan Edwards’ Religious Affections

Mon, 19 Nov 2007 01:05:21 GMT

If you have never read Jonathan Edwards’ The Religious Affections, here’s your chance to download the audio book for free. The folks at ChristianAudio write:

Use the coupon code: NOV2007 to receive the download format of Jonathan Edwards’ The Religious Affections for free. Simply add the download format of this product to your cart and enter the coupon code when prompted.

The Religious Affections is quite possibly one of the most important books ever written by America’s greatest theologian. Among the questions asked is, “What is the nature of true religion?” “What are the signs of a true revival?” and “How is the heart changed?” Edwards used his pulpit and his leadership of the Great Awakening to pen one of the most challenging and inquisitive books ever written.

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Westminster Preaching Conference

Thu, 08 Nov 2007 01:41:40 GMT

The audio for the 2007 Westminster Theological Seminary Preaching Conference has just been posted.

An Exposition of a Biblical Narrative
Dr. Dan Doriani
Tuesday, October 23, 7:30 PM
The Theory and Practice of Preaching Biblical Narrative
Dr. Dan Doriani
Wednesday, October 24, 9:00 AM
The Preacher’s Story and the Quest for Godliness
Dr. Dan Doriani
Wednesday, October 24, 10:30 AM
Princeton Portrait - Archibald Alexander
Dr. James Garretson
Wednesday, October 24, 3:30 PM
What Do You Preach The Day After the King Is Executed?
Dr. Carl Trueman
Wednesday, October 24, 2:00 PM
Narrative Preaching
Dr. Tuck Bartholomew
Wednesday, October 24, 2:00 PM
Beyond the Sacred Page: When The Story Doesn’t Quite Say What You Wish
Dr. Dan Doriani
Wednesday, October 24, 10:30 AM
They also point to Dr. Doriani’s Putting the Truth to Work: The Theory and Practice of Biblical Application.

Godhead in the Old Testament

Sat, 27 Oct 2007 12:05:16 GMT

Here is an interesting lecture by Michael Heiser on the topic The Concept of a Godhead in the Old Testament. Click here to watch presentation.

Heiser is the Mike the Academic Editor of Logos Bible Software.

Reformed Evangelism

Sat, 27 Oct 2007 12:05:23 GMT

Dr. Anthony Curto, professor at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary spoke last year at the Reformed Bible Conference for The Bible Presbyterian Church of Olympia. Olympia, WA 98506. His three messages are as follows:

Part 1 - The Leader of the Evangelistic Enterprise
Part 2 - The Agent of the Evangelistic Enterprise (note: Due to technical difficulties this file is missing the first portion of Dr. Curto’s message
Part 3 - The Motive of the Evangelistic Enterprise.

This Summer, Dr. Curto taught a course at the Pastor’s Summer Institute on the theme “A Reformed Witness in the Local Community.” From what I hear, this was some of the best lectures on this topic. GPTS did video tape the course and DVDs and MP3 are available, but I do not have all the information. I’m sure if you contacted the seminary they would put you through to the right person.

Desiring God National Conference Audio and Video

Mon, 01 Oct 2007 13:54:59 GMT

Just hours after the conference finished, the Desiring God National Conference is online in its entirety. John MacArthur was one of the guest speakers.

Sinclair Ferguson Audio

Fri, 28 Sep 2007 22:08:28 GMT

New Audio: Dennis Johnson on 2 Peter 1:16-21

Thu, 02 Aug 2007 00:18:39 GMT

New on the Westminster Seminary California site.

OM Podcast: The Federal Vision with Jack Kinneer

Mon, 30 Jul 2007 23:05:10 GMT

Having discussed the Federal Vision in last month’s podcast, Matt and I felt there were still some questions that needed answering. This month we chatted with Dr. Jack Kinneer, New Testament professor at RPTS, about some of the ways the Federal Vision separates itself from the clear teaching of God’s Word.

In addition, Dr. Kinneer has kindly drafted two short essays on this topic. The first essay on Monocovenantalism answers the way in which the Federal Vision appears to make our relationship with God as works-oriented as Adam’s was. The second essay on Election and Covenant addresses whether or not the Bible allows us to consider all baptized persons elect and justified.

Again, thanks to all of our listeners!

You can listen over at ordinarymeans.com, download directly from this link (right click and save), or subscribe to our iTunes feed.

President Nixon and Chuck Colson

Fri, 13 Jul 2007 01:00:58 GMT

The National Archives has released some new tape recordings of President Nixon’s telephone conversations. Some of the tapes record the President’s speaking to the yet to be born again Chuck Colson. Listening to these exchanges only magnifies the contrast between the old Chuck Colson and the new one. The Chuck Colson on these recordings has given way to the new creation that I heard preach in San Antonio last month. The Lord’s arm is not too short to save (Isaiah 59:1).

The New York Times has posted some of the relevant excerpts, and I link them here for you to listen to for yourself.

President Nixon and Charles Colson Discuss Apportioning Jobs in the White House

President Nixon and Charles Colson Discuss Naming John Scali as U.N. Ambassador

President Nixon and Charles Colson Discuss Rebuilding the Republican Party

President Nixon and Henry Kissinger Talk About Relations With Vietnam

Mr. Nixon and Mr. Kissinger Discuss a Treaty to End the Vietnam War

(HT: Bruce Tomaso)

Old Audio, Freshly Posted

Sat, 14 Jul 2007 05:05:13 GMT

(Author: Tyler)

Well it's not that old... but seriously, it is about time we put the entire Jonathan Edwards conference audio online. After all, it was the first DG National Conference.

Are you coming to this year's conference?

Hollywood Celebrities, Megachurch Pastor Hop on for New Audio Bible Experience

Wed, 11 Jul 2007 02:05:08 GMT

A confirmed lineup of over 200 cast members for an upcoming Old Testament audio Bible was announced Tuesday and includes Oscar, Golden Globe, and Emmy winners, as well as a megachurch ...

What is It to Be Reformed?

Wed, 04 Jul 2007 12:25:50 GMT

Westminster Seminary California alumnus and Orthodox Presbyterian Pastor, Mark Jenkins has three audio files on the web answering the very important question: What does it mean to be Reformed?

here

Derek Thomas on John Owen

Fri, 29 Jun 2007 21:56:55 GMT

John Owen’s Pastoral Theology
Lectures by Dr. Derek Thomas

Here are the valuable lectures of Dr. Derek Thomas on the Pastoral Theology of John Owen delivered at the Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary this past Spring. They are here posted with the kind permission of Dr. Thomas and the President of PRTS, Dr. Joel Beeke. Here you can stream the audio through this page or download the lecture audio files. The course description and objectives are below.

Audio

Lecture 1 (1:39:49, 45.7 MB) download

Lecture 2 (1:21:15, 37.3 MB) download

Lecture 3 (1:33:58, 43.1 MB) download

Lecture 4 (1:27:10, 40.0 MB) download

Lecture 5 (1:20:11, 36.8 MB) download

Lecture 6 (1:28:23, 40.5 MB) download

Lecture 7 (1:23:48, 38.4 MB) download

Lecture 8 (1:31:14, 41.8 MB) download

Course Description

“I owe more, I think, to John Owen than to any other theologian, ancient or modern” (J.I. Packer).

John Owen (1616-1683) was perhaps the weightiest of the Puritan theologians, often mentioned in the same breath as John Calvin and Jonathan Edwards as one of three greatest reformed theologians of all time. Remarkable though it is that he lived through the period of the Westminster Assembly without ever having been asked to take part in it, Owen nevertheless towers over this period, rising to the post of Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University.

His thoughts are massive, even intimidating; but a closer reflection reveals a man absorbed by the demands of piety and Christ-likeness, a truly humble man who could say “I hold myself bound in conscience and in honour, not even to imagine that I have attained a proper knowledge of anyone article of truth, much less to publish it, unless through the Holy Spirit I have had such a taste of it, in its spiritual sense, that I may be able, from the heart, to say with the psalmist, ‘I have believed, and therefore have I spoken.’”

The course will focus on those aspects of his theology which relate immediately to concerns of spiritual piety, including Owen’s view of the Christian life and the demands of mortification.

Initially lectures on Owenian theology will be given in order to introduce the student to the finer points of Owenian/Puritan theology and distinctives. At some point (to be determined) the format will assume the form of a seminar where participation (involving some preparation) will be expected.

Course objectives

According to Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, “Owen on the whole is difficult to read” (Preaching and Preachers, London, 1971, p. 175). Similar sentiments are expressed by J. I Packer when he says, “There is no denying that Owen is heavy and hard to read” (Introductory Essay to The Death of Death, London, 1959, p. 25). But this need not be the case. Recalling that Owen wrote for teenagers at Oxford university, and that, in the main, his concerns were pastoral and eminently practical, Owen can be read, if not with ease, then with profit. A rule of thumb here may be to avoid beginning at the beginning! Several volumes contain some of Owen’s sermons (and it needs to be recalled that much of Owen was at one time sermonic in nature before being committed to writing); these might seem an ideal place to start. Choosing volumes for special study for this course has been difficult since there is a desire perhaps to obtain some knowledge of the whole range of Owen’s corpus. But we shall concentrate on a little with a view to the student gaining sufficient skill and interest to make the rest of Owen a lifetime’s study.

In a nutshell, you are to enjoy this course. Owen is one of those figures that will take a lifetime to master (and then some!). My hope is that I will whet your appetite to make him a companion who will accompany you on the journey of service for our Master.

Christ’s Servant Among Sheep & Wolves

Sat, 23 Jun 2007 15:05:19 GMT

This Saturday’s Featured Toolbox is a link to an excellent interview conducted over at the “Against Heresies” blog. Joel Beeke, who pastors Heritage Netherlands Reformed Congregation and is president of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, speaks to the vital issue of identifying heresy in the church today. Here are the three segments of the interview.

* Christ’s Servant Among Sheep and Wolves (part one)
* Christ’s Servant Among Sheep and Wolves (part two)
* Christ’s Servant Among Sheep and Wolves (part three)

Personally, I especially appreciated Beeke’s three suggestions for younger ministers in dealing with error:

1. Become and stay well versed in the Scriptures, in confessional Reformed theology, and in the great classics of Reformed, experiential theology.

2. Summarize the errors of various movements succinctly from the pulpit when the scriptural text you are expounding pertains to them. Enlarge upon your exposure of error, perhaps, in catechism classes (because young people are the church’s future) or weekday classes (because those who attend have, in general, greater appreciation for apologetics than does your average Sabbath attendee and because your teaching situation is less formal).

3. Remember that you cannot study every false movement in depth, nor should you. Study in depth for yourself those that directly affect your congregation. Otherwise, read the best book from an evangelical perspective that refutes a particular error. In some cases, reading one good article may suffice.

Younger ministers should beware of being so caught up with the trends, debates, and crises of the present that they neglect to reinforce their knowledge of Christian history and Christian doctrine.

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Other Toolbox This Week
* Lay Level Systematic Theology Class: Bruce Ware
* Video: What is the Gospel - Don Carson
* The Mereness of the Church: Preaching (Thabiti Anyabwile)
* Using Illustrations to Preach With Power
* Ever Wanted to Do This to Your Computer?
* New - Nine Marks Blog
* Differences Between Justification and Sanctification
* 25 Things I’ve Learned About Sin - Team Pyro
* Ten Reasons Why I Believe the Bible To Be the Word of God: RA Torrey
* Steve Lawson: Five Talks on Augustine of Hippo
* Interesting Site: American Rhetoric
* Don’t Short Change the Conclusion
* Style or Substance: What’s the Biggest Problem With Contemporary Church Music?
* Tips for Preaching Multiple Times a Week
* Sermon Titles: Tricky Little Things
* Mwebe’s Favourite Books for Preachers
* Six Lessons We Learn From Luther: JI Packer

Augustine of Hippo series by Steve Lawson

Wed, 20 Jun 2007 02:00:25 GMT

I am growing more and more fond of Steve Lawson, particularly his look at church history. This series is fantastic, and I’ll be listening to them again to get all the information. These messages are delivered at the Friday morning ‘Men’s Seminary’ meeting at Christ Fellowship Baptist Church. We are greatly blessed to be able to sit in on these sessions.

In his series ‘Long Line of Godly Men’, Steve Lawson recently covered the life of Augustine of Hippo, one of the most influential men in church history. Lawson looks intently at Augustine’s battle with the monk Pelagius, and draws some timely conclusions the church needs to hear today. We enjoy a thousand years of history to see that the outworking of Pelagianism is secular humanism, while the outworking of Augustine is Reformed Theology. Shortly after, a halfway house between these two theologies emerged, that being Semi-Pelagianism, which dogs the church today.

Augustine was also the writer that had a tremendous impact on Calvin and Luther. Part 3 looks at how our understanding of the fall, man’s nature and sin directly effects everything else we believe including the Christ’s work on the cross and evangelism. The distinctions Lawson examine are critical for a correct gospel.

The first message listed, ‘From Clement of Rome to Augustine of Hippo’ is an excellent overview of the first 400 years of church history.

From Clement of Rome to Augustine of Hippo mp3 >>>
Augustine of Hippo part 1 mp3 >>> (unavailable)
Augustine of Hippo part 2 mp3 >>>
Augustine of Hippo part 3 mp3 >>>
Augustine of Hippo part 4 mp3 >>>
Augustine of Hippo part 5 mp3 >>>

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Inspire Me, Don Carson!

Wed, 13 Jun 2007 11:05:05 GMT

Even as one who believes in preaching’s importance, I fairly regularly need to refuel in terms of my motivation. Doing the same task every week, whether something mundance or majestic, still requires fresh inspiration. So now and again I feel the need to reflect on some of the reasons why preaching is so important.

For this purpose I have several talks I often return to. My all time favourite has to be John Piper’s “How Expositional Preaching is Particularly Glorifying to God” which I’ve listened to more times than I can count. However, another wonderful set of talks were given by Don Carson at the 1995 Desiring God Conference. The first of these replenished my enthusiasm last evening. Why not listen in for yourself and be (re)inspired!

The Primacy of Expositional Preaching (part one) - Don Carson
The Primacy of Expositional Preaching (part two) - Don Carson
The Primacy of Expositional Preaching (part three) - Don Carson

History and theology of Calvinism

Tue, 12 Jun 2007 04:31:50 GMT

Dr. Curt Daniel's "The History and Theology of Calvinism" is available on MP3 and PDF (3.3 MB).

HT: Tim Challies.

Carson Sermon Series

Sun, 10 Jun 2007 06:05:06 GMT

D. A. Carson recently preached a short series at College Church in Wheaton. Here are the sermons:

How to Think About Pastors (1 Timothy 3:1-7)
How to Think About Money (1 Timothy 6:3-19)
How to Think About the Last Days (2 Timothy 3:1-17)

(HT: Andy Naselli--who also has a blog post collected Carson's MP3s)

How to Understand the Bible: Keys to Rightly Handling the Truth

Tue, 05 Jun 2007 23:30:19 GMT

When an excellent Bible expositor who engages in Bible exposition daily talks about how to correctly exposit Scripture, we need to listen. Steve Lawson’s 3 part series will benefit you whether you are a new Christian or pastor. Steve is pastor of Christ Fellowship Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama.

Keys to Rightly Handling the Truth p. 1 mp3 >>>
Keys to Rightly Handling the Truth p. 2 mp3 >>>
Keys to Rightly Handling the Truth p. 3 mp3 >>>

Free Download: The Best of Jonathan Edwards' Sermons

Sun, 03 Jun 2007 18:40:04 GMT

If you use the code JUN2007 this month at ChristianAudio.com, you can download for free the 3.5-hour audiobook, The Best of Jonathan Edwards' Sermons.

The Jonathan Edwards trilogy includes three of the most important sermons ever preached on American soil. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God is maybe the most important and well-known sermon of his, but also included is A Divine and Supernatural Light describing and illuminating what Edwards describes as a supernatural light imparted by God. His farewell sermon was given in June of 1750 and is a commendation to those who are in the Lord’s service, a plea to maintain unity, avoid dissension and false doctrine, and a call to devote themselves to prayer.

HT: The Man from Edinburgh

More D. A. Carson audio listings

Mon, 04 Jun 2007 01:10:02 GMT

Steve at the ‘Shall We Sing A Song For You’ blog has made a large listing of Carson audio. There are also many comments that have links to more audio. Certainly, there will be a lot of cross-over with many of the previous posts and links to other sites, but there’s probably a few that you haven’t seen.

Don Carson listing >>>

New Attitude Audio Messages

Thu, 31 May 2007 04:25:05 GMT

The New Attitude audio messages are all now available for free download (free registration required):

Joshua Harris – Discernment
Mark Dever – Discern Your Doctrine
Albert Mohler – Discern Your Culture
C.J. Mahaney – Discern Your Heart
Eric Simmons – Discern the Graymatters
John Piper – Discern What Pleases God: Himself
John Piper – Discern What Pleases God: Personal Obedience
C.J. Mahaney – Discern How to Apply

They write:

For the first time ever, we're offering all audio messages from this conference as free MP3 downloads. You can download them one by one or choose the download set of all eight messages. (In order to view these free downloads, you'll need to log in to our online store or follow the easy instructions to create an account.) In addition, an MP3 CD containing all conference sessions will be available for $12.00 next week.

Although the conference is over, the conversation on humble orthodoxy continues. Visit www.newattitude.org for blog posts, free downloads, and other resources to help you apply the truth of God's Word to your life.

Faith by Hearing

Sun, 27 May 2007 18:11:39 GMT

Christian audio site

The Svendsen/Pacwa Debate

Tue, 22 May 2007 13:45:06 GMT

See here for comments about and audio from Eric Svendsen’s recent debate with Mitchell Pacwa on authority.

Sovereign Grace Fellowship » SGF Pastors’ Conference Audio Recordings

Fri, 18 May 2007 15:44:56 GMT

Sovereign Grace Fellowship » Blog Archive » SGF Pastors’ Conference Audio Recordings

The lectures given by Tom Schreiner on Perserverance and by Michael Haykin on The Council of Constantinople (along with others) are now available at the link above.

I highly commend to you Carl Muller's message on Balance in the Ministry.

kerux noemata - the blog of pastor paul w. martin
thanks for reading!

Schreiner Preaching in Toronto

Wed, 16 May 2007 02:22:23 GMT

It was a joy to sit under Dr. Tom Schreiner’s ministry today at the SGF Annual Pastor’s Conference. Scheduling conflicts only allowed me to make it out for the one day, but we hope to have the audio of these messages posted soon on our sermonaudio site. If you cannot wait, you can download two messages here on the sovereignty of God in salvation by Tom from a couple of years ago.

Pastor Carl Muller preached an excellent message on Balance in the Christian Ministry. I highly commend it to any pastors who read this blog and will try to remember to post about it again once the audio is available.

kerux noemata - the blog of pastor paul w. martin
thanks for reading!

Augustine, Schaeffer, Van Til

Sat, 07 Apr 2007 18:10:02 GMT

Those names don't exactly go together, but in this post they do. You might enjoy (a break from the "nasty boys") the following...

Ken Samples Lectures on St. Augustine
Part 1 - St. Augustine's Spiritual Quest
Part 2 - Apologetic Factors in Augustine's Conversion
Part 3 - Augustine as Bishop and Theologian
Part 4 - Augustine: Philosopher and Saint

Kim Riddlebarger Lectures on Francis Shaeffer
Part 1 - The Life and Significance of Francis Schaeffer
Part 2 - Sources of his thought (Old Princeton)
Part 3 - Sources of his thought (Van Til)
Part 4 - Apologetic Methodology (Epistemology)
Part 5 - Taking the Roof Off

Part 6 - A Critical Evaluation

Also, if any of you are wondering, from my previous post, who K. Scott Oliphint and Lane Tipton are, both teach at Westminster Seminary (East) and both have some of the sharpest minds when it comes to Van Tillian presuppositional apologetics.

Here are two lectures from Lane Tipton:

Implications for Human Knowledge (discusses the covenantal aspect of Van Til's apologetic), and Biblical Theology & Apologetics (this is an exposition of Acts 17:30-31). I'm assuming that most of what you'll hear in this lecture, is what you will read in his chapter titled "Resurrection, Proof, and Presuppositionalism: Acts 17:30-31" in Revelation and Reason. Tipton's doctoral dissertation, dealing with Van Til's Trinitarianism, should be published (P&R) in the next year or two. You will want to get a hold of this very important work.

Here is a lectures by K. Scott Oliphint titled Something Much Too Plain to Say and here is the text version. This is a critique of (atheist) Michael Martin and his Minions. -- Jeff Downs

Theology Driven Ministry

Mon, 02 Apr 2007 20:30:13 GMT

Southeastern Seminary recently had a Theology-Driven Ministry Conference, featuring Paul Tripp and Sinclair Ferguson. You can access the audio here:

Here were the messages:

Your Walk with God Is a Community Project – Paul Tripp
Progressive Sanctification and the Anti-Social Nature of Sin – Paul Tripp
The Pastor’s Role in Sanctification – Sinclair Ferguson
Colossians 3:1-17 – Sinclair Ferguson
Sanctification in the Middle of the Messiness of Relationships – Paul Tripp

Ferguson also preached on Looking in the Mirror (James 1), and Tripp on Playing with the Box (Romans 7).

(HT: Jeremy Oddy)

Carson Audio

Thu, 22 Mar 2007 01:20:36 GMT

Andy Naselli has put together a terrific listen of audio by D. A. Carson.

(HT: Irish Calvinist)