Southern View Chapel

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Christianity and Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen
Radical: Taking Back Your Faith from the American Dream by David Platt
Dispensationalism, Israel and the Church Edited by Craig A. Blaising and Darrell L. Bock
The Duties of Parents by J. C. Ryle
Perspectives on Family Ministry--3 Views edited by Timothy Paul Jones
Free Grace Soteriology by David R. Anderson
What He Must Beif he wants to marry my daughter by Voddie Baucham

5:45 PM - Church Dinner
6:30 PM - Prayer & Bible Study

Growing in Christ - Activity Center
"Respectable Sins" - Room 109

11/24/2010 06:30PM - 07:30PM
Center for Biblical Studies - Introduction to Theology
11/24/2010 07:40PM - 08:40PM
Center for Biblical Studies - The History of Theology
11/25/2010 06:30AM - 07:30AM

(October/November 2010 - Volume 16, Issue 5) When Steve Chalk and Brian McLaren accused evangelicals who believed in the substitutionary death of Christ of embracing a form of Divine child abuse,[1] Christians everywhere did a double-take. Having sung with gusto for years that great line penned by Charles Wesley, Amazing love, how can it be that Thou my God shouldst die for me Christians could not believe that they were being [ ... ]

Inside the Insider Movement and More

(August/September 2010 - Volume 16, Issue 4) In the 1970s, as I was being trained at Moody Bible Institute for future ministry, there was a consensus among evangelicals that Roman Catholicism taught a false gospel and therefore those within the Church of Rome (at least those believing Catholic doctrine) were in need of evangelism. Some mission organizations focused much, if not all, of their efforts on Roman Catholic countries throughout the w [ ... ]

(June/July 2010 - Volume 16, Issue 3) The evangelical press is pouring out hundreds of new books every year, most are forgettable but a few leave a valuable imprint upon the Christian community. Given the limited amount of time that even a serious student has to read it is important that attention is given to books that make a difference. I would like to devote this edition of Think on These Things to a few recent volumes [ ... ]