Bridwell Heights Presbyterian Church PCA

Psalm 10 - God's Message for Abortion Providers

The Belgic Confession, Article 8, The Trinity

Charles Hodge's excellent book "Justification by Faith Alone" https://a.co/d/07x1bCGm

THE BELGIC CONFESSION (AD 1561) - ARTICLE VII - THE SUFFICIENCY OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES TO BE THE ONLY RULE OF FAITH We believe that those Holy Scriptures fully contain the will of God, and that whatsoever man ought to believe unto salvation is sufficiently taught therein. For since the whole manner of worship which God requires of us is written in them at large, it is unlawful for any one, though an apostle, to teach otherwise than we are now taught in the Holy Scriptures: "nay, though it were an angel from heaven," as the apostle Paul says. For since it is forbidden to "add unto or take away anything from the Word of God," it does thereby evidently appear that the doctrine thereof is most perfect and complete in all respects. Neither may we consider any writings of men, however holy these men may have been, of equal value with those divine Scriptures, nor ought we to consider custom, or the great multitude, or antiquity, or succession of time and persons, or councils, decree or statutes, as of equal value with the truth of God, since the truth is above all: "for all men are of themselves liars, and more vain than vanity itself." Therefore, we reject with all our hearts whatsoever does not agree with this infallible rule, as the apostles have taught us, saying, "Prove the spirits, whether they are of God." Likewise: "If any one cometh to you, and bringeth not this teaching, receive him not into your house." SCRIPTURE REFERENCES: Galatians 1:8 But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed. Deuteronomy 12:32 Whatever I command you, be careful to observe it; you shall not add to it nor tak

A sermon on God's rest from Hebrews 4:1-10

This is my response to this podcast by Kirk and James Cameron regarding their new view of "hell." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RflbA8Vt_Y&t=2246s While nothing they are saying is new, each generation has to biblically respond to and refute such departures from God's Word. Their final conclusion was rather predictable. What is the position they hold to? While at the beginning, Kirk was clear that he "used to believe in eternal conscious torment," at the end they have embraced was appears to be agnosticism on this subject. What happens to the unrepentant wicked who do not know Jesus when they die? Their new position is: We can't say with certainty. Once again I'd like to recommend Dr. Robert L. Reymond's excellent book: "Contending for the Faith" which is a collection of essays on various modern challenges to the faith. He addresses John Stott's position on this matter which is very similar to the one being espoused by the Camerons. Reymond also addresses many other critical issues of our day: https://a.co/d/70wcGFe Hell, Putting Out the Fire / Kirk and James Cameron - Pastor Patrick Hines Podcast