Does Love Win or Does the Truth Lose?

by Bruce Mills

For all of those out there who have heard of Rob Bell’s new book, Love Wins, and wonder whether or not it is worth the money to buy it and the time to read it, here is a thorough analysis and explanation of the book and the theological basis behind it from the pen of Dr. Al Mohler, President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.  There is no way that I could write as well or as thoroughly as Dr. Mohler, so I am posting this link to his blog post on this highly publicized book which is creating so much stir in evangelical circles. http://bit.ly/h43YSC

What’s New About the New Calvinism

by Bruce Mills

Three of the sharpest minds in evangelicalism today, Al Mohler, Kevin DeYoung, and Ligon Duncan, are featured in this video produced by The Gospel Coalition.  The subject is the resurgence of Calvinism among young Christians.  These men explain why this movement is rising in strength and power, and make excellent suggestions about where it needs to go from here.  The video is almost 12 1/2 minutes long, but it’s well worth your time if you want to understand what’s behind the New Calvinism and what it means for the church.  Just click on the link below and listen carefully as these three outstanding Christian leaders explain this issue.

The Gospel Coalition video on the New Calvinism

The Lamb Who Would Be King

My son and daughter-in-law recently attended the Resolved Conference in Palm Springs, California.  The 3.000+ attendees heard great Bible teachers such as John MacArthur, Steve Lawson, C. J. Mahaney, and Rick Holland.  The conference theme was Jesus Christ, and each speaker gave messages on various aspects of the person and work of Christ.  But the message which stood out to them above all the others was from Al Mohler, the president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.  The title is The Lamb Who Would Be King and it deals with Christ’s return.  I listened to it today and I agree…it is an incredible message.  So click on the link below and listen for yourself.  It’s just under an hour in length, but it’s worth your time.

http://media.resolved.org/2010/Resolved_2010_Session_10-128.mp3