Category Archives: Audio/Video Recommendations

New CrossView Sermon on Biblical Manhood

For Mother’s Day, which CrossView Church called Woman’s Day, we celebrated our women – mothers, sisters, daughters by preaching to the men on who they ought to be as men. You can listen to it here: http://www.sendspace.com/file/1k5r9q – There is … Continue reading

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Steve Lawson on John Calvin

Steve Lawson lectures on and exhorts us through the life and ministry of John Calvin. You can read his book, The Expository Genius of John Calvin. Related: John Piper’s message on John Calvin John Piper has a chapter on Calvin … Continue reading

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T4G Breakout Session and Panel Discussion Audio Now available

Audio for theGeneral Session Panel Discussions: Panel 1: Complimentarianism Panel 2: Preaching Panel 3: Gay Marriage (I don’t see the panels on contextualization or celebrity pastors posted yet) Audio for the ten breakout seminars at T4G2012: Michael Lawrence, “Why Every … Continue reading

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Mark Dever Interviews Greg Beale on Biblical Theology

9Marks leadership interview: Greg Beale gives a crash course on the discipline of biblical theology, assesses recent works on it, and explains what he’s written and why. This was one of my favorite 9Marks interviews. I enjoyed the lightning round … Continue reading

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Which translation should you use? CSB, ESV, or NIV?

Listen/Watch to the case for each and a discussion on it here. I haven’t yet but want to and am interested in what you think.

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5 Tips to Improve your Listening (+ my thoughts applying it to listening to sermons)

Listening defined: “Making meaning from sound” Listening filters that increase listening: culture, language, values, beliefs, attitudes, expectations, intentions Reasons for the decline in good listening We invented ways of recording that has lowered the premium of listening – writing to … Continue reading

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My 4 messages from the Life Baptist Church Pasadena Retreat (October 21-23)

1. Ephesians 1:3-14 Praise the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! 2. The gospel, the gospel method, and reading the Bible one on one 3. 1 Corinthians 10:31-11:1 Do Everything for God’s Glory AND the salvation of the … Continue reading

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Church membership, discipline, elders, baptism, preaching, and other stuff – D.A. Carson and Mark Dever answer questions (mp3)

[Advertisement: Support this site by visiting Westminster Books. Even just clicking and visiting helps! It’s an excellent site for good Christian books.] I generally try to read or listen to everything I can by D.A. Carson (except the really technical … Continue reading

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Prepare to Suffer Part 1 – A CrossView Chuch Sermon

Introduction If you live long enough, you will suffer. The only alternative is to not live long enough and die a fairly quick death. But this is the certain reality, all of us are bound to suffer, unless we don’t … Continue reading

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How to Live and Die Well

2002 Commencement Address – “How to live and die well” by C.W. Smith. A Message from a Dying Man to Dying Men: How to live: Learn to live under, love, and trust the sovereignty of God. This gives you stability … Continue reading

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