"Misquoting Jesus and Misinforming Readers" examines some of the claims in Dr. Bart Ehrman's book Misquoting
Jesus
, with in-depth discussions of the manuscript-evidence for New Testament passages.
"In the Last Days" is an introduction to end-time prophecies in the Bible. It examines different views of the Rapture and
the Millennium.
The sermon "Bought With a Price," based on Matthew 17:24-27, describes the importance of Christ's sacrificial
death.


The sermon "Anointing the Anointed," based on John 12:1-8, is a short sermon for Good Friday.
SERMONS & CLASS SUMMARIES
"Questions & Answers about Baptism" is a thorough study about the Biblical form, meaning, and importance of baptism.
The sermon "Feed My Sheep," based on John 21:15-25, is about renewing the call to discipleship.
The sermon "The Lord's Table," based on Matthew 26:26-30, is about the meaning and
importance of the weekly celebration of the Lord's Supper.

"When Does Personhood Begin?" addresses the issue of when life begins in the womb. This is Part One of a three-
part series of essays related to abortion.
"May a Christian Ever Have an Abortion?" addresses the question of abortion in some exceptional circumstances.
The sermon "The Parable of the Forgiving Father," based on Luke 15:11-32, is a Father's Day sermon
about the love of God.
"Human Cloning: Look Before You Leap" examines the agenda of some advocates of human cloning.
The sermon "Dinnertime," based on Luke 14:15-24, is about maintaining our spiritual hunger.
"Legal Protection for Preborn People" proposes a model for realistic pro-life legislation.
"God and the Embryo" concisely examines the moral issues involved in embryonic stem-cell research (ESCR).
"The Number of the Beast" examines the background of Revelation 13:18 and various interpretations of the meaning
of 666.
"The Apocrypha" profiles the collection of intertestamental books known as the Apocrypha and evaluates their value.
"Islam: A Review" briefly describes the beliefs and early history of Islam, and the differences between Islam and
Christianity.
"The TNIV: A Review" examines the first edition of Today's New International Version (2001), focusing on passages
which are significantly different from the New International Version.

"The Development of the New Testament Text" explains how the text of the New Testament is reconstructed from
ancient manuscripts. It features diagrams which arrange the manuscripts into groups.

The Authenticity of Mark 16:9-20 describes the manuscript-evidence that supports the last 12 verses of Mark, and
explains why this passage belongs in the Bible. (A summary of a detailed 160-page essay which is available on
request as an e-mail letter).
This essay features replicas of pages from three Bible manuscripts.
"Decisive Moments in Church History" is an eight-chapter summary of the history of Christianity.
"The Da Vinci Code - Seriously?" examines 30 apparent inaccuracies in a popular but controversial novel which begins
with the claim that its descriptions of artwork, architecture, and documents are accurate.
"The Bible - What Is It?" offers a brief description of the church's definitive source of instruction regarding what
we should believe and do.
BASIC TRAINING, Session One: The Meaning of Life. Click this button to read a summary of the first session
of the Basic Training Sunday School class, about the reasons why God made us.
The sermon "Nunc Dimittis," based on Luke 2:21-35, is for a New Year's Eve service.
Sample Pages of the Greek Uncial Archetype of the Gospel of Mark presents a Greek text that represents the
contents of the master-copy of the Gospel of Mark. Includes links to a full online presentation of the Greek Uncial Archetype
of Mark.
BASIC TRAINING, Sessions 2 & 3: Memorize the Books of the Bible. You can memorize all 66 books of
the Bible using this three-part guide.
Solving the Synoptic Problem briefly describes a theory about how the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke were
made. Includes a diagram that shows a possible literary relationship among these three Gospels.
"The Gospel of Judas" shares the background of a recently published book written by false teachers (a group called
"Gnostics") in about A.D. 150 and explains why it is not nearly as important as some writers have claimed.
"Miracles and History" offers some thoughts on illogical and anti-supernatural assumptions masquerading as objectivity
in some recent quests for the "historical Jesus."
The Lost Tomb of Jesus? Take A Closer Look reviews the ideas promoted in the television show "The Lost Tomb of
Jesus" and related books.
Excavating "The Lost Tomb of Jesus" reviews 25 statements in, or related to, the movie "The Lost Tomb of Jesus,"
which are false, misleading, or otherwise interesting.

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