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The Gospel Coalition Canada, under the leadership of Pastor Paul Carter, just completed a trilogy of interviews with Bruxy Cavey.  The purpose was to gain a clearer understanding of Cavey’s teachings, a body of teachings which I call “Bruxyianity.”  My purpose in writing this is to discuss Part II yet again.  Having already corrected one
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What’s going on over at The Gospel Coalition Canada is quite interesting.  They’ve embarked, under the leadership of Pastor Paul Carter, on a quest to learn what Bruxy Cavey thinks about some very important things in his own words as they say.  So far, there have been two interviews, and we are told we can anticipate
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I was interviewed again by the guys over at the Rebel Alliance Media Podcast as a follow up to discuss all that has transpired since my last interview. In this episode, we discuss what the Bible has to say about wolves and how that relates to Bruxy Cavey and TGC Canada’s recent interview series with
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At The Gospel Coalition Canada, Pastor Paul Carter has started a series of interviews to determine what Bruxy Cavey actually believes, in Cavey’s own words.  I have spoken and written extensively on Bruxy Cavey already, so I was intrigued when I learned about this initiative.  Having read the first interview just under a week ago
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When it comes to dealing with liberals, there are two books that I have burned into my mind.  These two books had such an influence upon me that I continue to reflect upon their content after having read both over a decade ago.  The first book is What is an Evangelical? by Martin Lloyd-Jones.  It was
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The doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement (PSA) has been at the center of a recent theological controversy here in Ontario. Throughout church history, Christians have rightly understood this doctrine to be central to Christ’s cross-work. Since the 19th century, however, in conjunction with the rise of liberalism, this doctrine has periodically found itself in the
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I remember the seeker-sensitive movement.  In the 1990’s evangelical churches began toning down their preaching in a pragmatic attempt to woo so-called seekers into their churches.  By leaving out the less culturally acceptable stuff from their sermons, they thought they’d become more culturally relevant.  Throw out the cherished and beneficial traditions of the church, water
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It’s been 12 years since I first stepped foot on campus at Wilfrid Laurier University as a first year student. I remember it like it was yesterday…a new city, a new campus, new people, and in many ways a new way of life. As a Christian, one of the first things I looked for in
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