Some of the articles which appear here take a critical look at doctrines which are held by a great number of people, such as Catholicism, Pentecostalism and/or Charismaticism. Objective examination of these theological viewpoints in light of Scripture and historical fact ought not be confused with personal attack on individuals expressing belief in these doctrines. If "the unexamined life is not worth living" (Socrates), how much more important is it to examine one's own theological beliefs? It is my hope that the articles posted here will spur you on to examine, in light of Scripture, your own stance on various matters. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please feel free to express your thoughts to me in an email.

Five English Reformers

An Essay on the Faith Movement - (På norsk - send gjerne en email, og du skal få oppgava.)

Directions for Singing by John Wesley. "Sing lustily and with a good courage..."

More articles forthcoming.

Alpha & Omega Ministries

The CRI Archive: A storehouse of the Christian Research Journal's past articles on various topics.

The Christian Research Institute: The ministry founded by the late Walter Martin. One of its goals is to help equip believers for effective witnessing and apologetics. Its organ is the Christian Research Journal (see above link).

Reformation Ink: An invaluable resource of classic writings by various Christian thinkers and theologians - Luther, Calvin, Warfield, et al.

Christian Resources (William Webster): Excellent resources regarding Roman Catholicism.

Phil Johnson's home page: A treasure trove of Christian theology and history, covering just about everything from soup to nuts. (Another one with a sense of humor; check out the "Strange Things I Have Eaten" page.)

Mt. Zion Online: Among other things, they have a Bunyan Archive.

Reformed Sermons: Just what it says. Learn from the theological giants of the past.

Banner of Truth: A Reformed publisher; short articles on various topics.

Fire and Ice: Puritan and Reformed Writings.

The Contenders: A good source of information regarding various trends within the Christian community, such as the "Toronto Blessing," the "Brownsville Revival," and the "Word-Faith movement."

Deception in the Church: Also a source of information regarding the so-called revival.

ICCDM Homepage: Another web site dealing with false teaching within the church. (Beware: If your browser has problems with Java applets, you might want to be cautious in visiting this site. As far as contents go, I like the site - but the applets cause me no end of grief.)