In this video Andrew Strom, author of a new book "True and False Revival" that examines the Lakeland phenomenon, describes the characteristics of true vs false revivals in history.

Andrew Strom is author of the first book, "True and False Revival", on the Lakeland outpouring. He spent 11 years in the same Prophetic movement as Todd Bentley. Here he tells why he questions the Lakeland revival, the angel Emma, the New Age kundalini shakti qigong spontaneous movements, etc. What will it take to see real Revival?

Andrew Strom spent 11 years in the same Prophetic movement as Todd Bentley. In this interview he tells us why he questions the Lakeland outpouring, gold dust, Laughing revivals, etc. What will it take to see real Revival?

Andres Strom, author of "Why I Left the Prophetic Movement" and a new book on the Lakeland "revival" discusses both critically. Andrew Strom is author of the first book on the Lakeland outpouring. He spent 11 years in the same Prophetic movement as Todd Bentley. Here he tells us why he questions the Florida revival, the angels, manifestations, jerking, etc. What will it take to see real Revival?

Andrew Strom spent 11 years in the same Prophetic movement as Todd Bentley. In this interview he tells us why he questions the Lakeland revival, the Impartations, the "drunken glory", etc. What will it take to see real Revival?

This is the first episode of Radio Free Geneva that has been put on Youtube. The purpose of RFG is to dispel the many caricatures, straw men, and misrepresentations that those who are opposed to Reformed Theology (ie. Calvinism) normally make when critiquing the other side. Lord willing, there will be more in the future that deal with different subjects.

Ergun Caner delivered a sermon a few years ago called "Why I am Predestined Not to be a Hyper-Calvinist." However, many Reformed folk thought the sermon w

Fourth and last session of 4-part interview with John Piper, the passionate Reformed pastor, author and teacher of Bethlehem Baptist Church and Desiring God Ministries.

Third of 4-part interview with John Piper, the passionate Reformed pastor, author and teacher of Bethlehem Baptist Church and Desiring God Ministries.

Second of 4-part interview with John Piper, the passionate Reformed pastor, author and teacher of Bethlehem Baptist Church and Desiring God Ministries.

First of 4-part interview with John Piper, the passionate Reformed pastor, author and teacher of Bethlehem Baptist Church and Desiring God Ministries.

Dr. Erwin Lutzer briefly explains how the Canon (New Testament) was put together.

In this clip from Together for the Gospel '08, the newest speaker in the T4G line-up-- Thabiti Anyabwile-- talks about how Christians of all hues need to bear the image of Christ.

This is an excerpt from Mark Dever as he welcomes those who came to Together for the Gospel. In it, he explains the differences and similarities among those attending.

From the Together for the Gospel 2008 Conference, this is a clip of Ligon Duncan on why doctrine matters, looked at through the perspective of marriage.

Excerpt of Ligon Duncan speaking on

During a panel discussion during Together for the Gospel 2008, John Piper answers a question on expositional preaching.

Tim Keller speaks at UC Berkley, Veritas Forum. He is the pastor of Redeemer Church in NYC and author of the new NY Times bestseller "The Reason for God- Belief in an Age of Skepticism".

Tome Cruise talking about Scientology. More - http://www.welcometowallyworld.com/frontpage/2008/1/17

John McArthur believes that the "evangelical church fighting for its very life". Watch this video to find out why he thinks so.

"Let there be no misunderstanding at this point. The Arminian limits the atonement as certainly as does the Calvinist. The Calvinist limits the extent of it in that he says it does not apply to all persons (although as has already been shown, he believes that it is efficacious for the salvation of the large proportion of the human race); while the Arminian limits the power of it, for he says that in itself it does not actually save anybody. The Calvinist limits it quantitatively, but not qualitatively; the

"For the Christian, defending the faith isn't an option. It's a solemn responsibility."

"It should be obvious if you think about it. Claiming to be a Christian doesn't make you a true follower of Christ anymore than calling yourself a vegetarian makes you one regardless of what you believe or do. In order to be a Christian, you must submit yourself completely to Christ and believe the Bible and its teachings."

- Eric Holmberg


This is a short clip from The Marks of a Cult by Eric Holmberg and The