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How To Be a Real Skeptic | Dr. Mitch Stokes
Dr. Mitch stokes, professor at New Saint Andrews College, gives a talk on skepticism at CRF (Collegiate Reformed Fellowship)
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Ask Doug: Caroling, Evangelism, and Cultural Relavancy in the UK
Ask Doug question: Last Christmas a small group at our church went caroling in what we call in the UK a ‘multicultural area,’ that is, an area with a significant number of Muslims. We had some bottles thrown at us, and are now reluctant to go again this year. Our small group leader feels it would be “culturally inappropriate” to go again, and that there isn’t much Gospel in Christmas Carols anyway. What would your advice be in this situation?
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GIVE: How Christians should ask for money
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Career & Calling Day – Working in American, by Jason Elmore | New Saint Andrews College
New Saint Andrews College hosted a “Career and Calling” day, sponsored by EMSI. Jason Elmore, of Johnson & Johnson, gave the lecture, “Working in America.” He explains, among other things, the virtues of a Liberal Arts education in today’s workforce. I suggest you watch in full screen to best view the video and Power Point together
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Academics & Work: Divorcing intellectual and physical work (Part 1 of 11)
We are pleased to announce part 1 (of 11) of our new session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college
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Doug Wilson Interviews Mark Driscoll (Part 1) | Men & Masculinity
Doug Wilson interviews Mark Driscoll on Men & Masculinity. In Part 2, Doug Wilson asks Mark Driscoll about cessationism, spiritual gifts, and “seeing things.” Subcribe on Twitter or Facebook to keep updated! This interview was filmed in the context of the Grace Agenda, hosted by Credenda/Agenda and Canon Press, ministries of Christ Church, in Moscow, Idaho. You may purchase DVD and CD of all the talks at Canon Press. Thanks to Gary Burns who provided an extra camera for the
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Man and Work: Why Work? (Part 1)
This video is the first in a CanonWIRED fall series on “Work”. This first session, “Man and Work,” covers the more basic theology of work, hence this first video, entitled, “Why Work?”. The next clip will be “The Great Commission and the Creation Mandate.” Future sessions include “Work and Academics” (in post production) with guest Joshua Appel, professor at New Saint Andrews College; “Boys and Work,” “Girls and Work,” “Stages of a Man’s Life and Work,” “Work and Creativity,” and
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Notes from a Tilt-A-Whirl DVD released!
Notes from a Tilt-A-Whirl is now released on DVD. Buy from Canon Press HERE. An Idea Film. A Bookumentary. A cinematic treatment of a worldview. A poet live in concert. A motion picture sermon. VH1 Storytellers meets Planet Earth. 60 Minutes meets Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God. In this unusual but fascinating film sequence, best-selling author N.D. Wilson gives an emotional and intellectual tour of life in this world and the final chapter that is death. Everything
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Doug Wilson Responds to Rob Bell’s Universalism
Update: Pastor Wilson has posted a follow up blog post to this video after conversing with John Piper, as well as a video , “Rob Bell and Arrogance.” In this video Douglas Wilson weighs in on the discussion begun by Justin Taylor. Kevin DeYoung has also contributed to the discussion here
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Guest Post: Nose Piercings
Guest post by Toby Sumpter, Pastor of Trinity Reformed Church, in Moscow, ID. So a little girl recently asked her mother, are ladies that have nose rings Christians? Now on the one hand this might seem like a silly question. Are ladies who wear jeans Christians? Are ladies who drive Subarus Christians? And as it happens, we have a number of godly, Christian women in our community with a nose piercing. So the question is not an irrelevant one. So
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Resources: How To Lead a Bible Study
We have a new category here at Canon Wired. This category, filed under the Resources tab, is dedicated to video, audio, and text that gives practical instruction or “How To’s” for the Christian life. Future posts will include a series of short and practical clips on “How to Preach the Gospel.” This first post is Dr. Steve Jeffery teaching the basics of how to lead a Bible study with a new-believer or non-believer who is seeking for truth. This lecture
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