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The Mortification Of Spin
The Spurgeon Archive
The King In His Beauty
Confessing the Faith
Acts
Systematic Theology Vol. 2
From Heaven He Came and Sought Her
Living By Revealed Truth: The Life and Pastoral Theology of Charles Haddon Spurgeon
For the Glory of God
Homespun Gospel
The Coming of the Third Reich
Merit and Moses
Forbidden Knowledge
Bio
- Todd Pruitt
- A native of Houston, Texas, Todd served as youth pastor in churches in Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Todd was called as the first pastor of Metro East Baptist Church in September of 1999. In November 2008 Todd became the Teaching Pastor of Church of the Saviour in Wayne, Pennsylvania. Following a call to the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), Todd became the Lead Pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Harrisonburg, VA in August of 2013. He is a graduate of Southwest Baptist University and Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Todd and his wife, Karen, have been married since 1990 and have three children: Kate, Ryan, and Matthew.
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"Therefore the Christ who is grasped by faith and who lives in the heart is the true Christian righteousness, on account of which God counts us righteous and grants us eternal life."
Martin Luther
Martin Luther
"The Gospel is sheer good tidings, not demand but promise, not duty but gift."
Herman Bavinck
Herman Bavinck
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Blog Archive
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- Skipping The Cross
- Spiritual Discernment and the SBC
- Marketing Jesus
- What Music Cannot Do
- The Baptist Standard on Calvinism
- I Love the Discovery Channel
- I Hate Flying
- What's so great about the sovereignty of God?
- Worship at Metro East (3)
- Churches Should Train Pastors
- Planned Parenthood and Liberal Compassion
- All In The Family
- Worship at Metro East (2)
- Southern Baptists In Decline
- Why I don't have GPS
- Three Cheers for J.I. Packer
- Learning From Great Men
- I Spoke Too Soon
- Rocket Man
- Worship at Metro East (1)
- McLaren Speaks at Willow Creek
- Scaling Down
- All the Scriptures Testify to Christ
- The Dishonesty of Caricatures
- This is for Matt Redmond
- Southern Baptist's Most Pressing Issue
- Together For The Gospel (6)
- Another great contribution from Crossway
- Together For The Gospel (5)
- Together For The Gospel (4)
- Together For The Gospel (3)
- Together For The Gospel (2)
- Together For The Gospel
- Created For Community
- Al Mohler on "The Shack"
- Worship on American Idol?
- Context and Concept
- When Kingdom Builders Marry
- Challenging Ehrman
- More foolishness from a former president
- Twin Lakes Fellowship
- Refuting "Jesusanity"
- The Bible Is Not Topical
- Paul Tripp
- Ehrman vs. Wallace
- Oprah 101
- What is your only comfort?
- Is the Church too democratic?
- What makes Christian music "Christian"?
- The New Model for Pastoral Counseling
- More on Amillenialism
- A Primer on Amillenialism
- "Punished with a baby"
- Oprah the Theologian (2)
- Why I Preach Expositionally (7)
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What I'm Reading...
The King In His Beauty
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Confessing the Faith
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Acts
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Systematic Theology Vol. 2
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From Heaven He Came and Sought Her
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Living By Revealed Truth: The Life and Pastoral Theology of Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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For the Glory of God
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Homespun Gospel
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The Coming of the Third Reich
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Merit and Moses
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Forbidden Knowledge
Good Stuff
Stuff I Like
Blogs I Like
- Aaron Armstrong
- Against Heresies
- Albert Mohler
- Biblical Foundations
- Biblical Spirituality
- Canon Fodder
- Christianity.com
- Christward Collective
- Church Matters
- Counseling One Another
- Credo
- David Murray
- Denny Burk
- Doug Wilson
- Feeding on Christ
- First Importance
- Gene Veith
- Gospel Coalition
- Gospel Driven Church
- Grace to You
- Green Baggins
- Hip and Thigh
- Housewife Theologian
- Jim Hamilton
- Juicy Ecumenism
- Justin Taylor
- Kevin DeYoung
- Ligonier
- Matt Walsh
- Meet the Puritans
- Mere Orthodoxy
- Mockingbird
- Owen Strachan
- Pajama Pages
- Paleoevangelical
- Place For Truth
- Practical Shepherding
- Pure Church
- Pyromaniacs
- Reformation 21
- Reformation Theology
- Riddleblog
- Russell Moore
- Scriptorium Daily
- The Cripplegate
- The Resurgence
- The Works of God
- Theology Network
- Tim Challies
- Tim Chester
- Tom Ascol
- Tony Reinke
- Triablogue
- Turretin Fan
- Underdog Theology
- What's Best Next
- White Horse Inn
- Worship Matters
Good Places for Books
Devotions
Worship and Music
Audio
- Al Mohler
- Al Mohler - Discerning the Culture
- Alexander Strauch
- Alistair Begg
- Arturo Azurdia
- Believer's Chapel
- C.J. Mahaney - The Idol Factory
- Capitol Hill Baptist Church
- Carl Trueman
- Christ the Center
- Covenant Life Church
- Covenant Seminary
- D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
- D.A. Carson
- Dale Ralph Davis
- Dan Doriani
- Eric Redmond
- Faith by Hearing
- Gospel Coalition
- Harry Reeder
- Issues Etc.
- James Boice on Romans
- John Piper - Discern what pleases God
- Ligon Duncan & Derek Thomas
- Ligon Duncan on Ephesians
- Michael Horton
- Mike Bullmore
- Monergism MP3's
- Paul Tripp
- Philip Ryken
- Preaching from Capitol Hill Baptist
- R.C. Sproul
- Resources for Preachers
- Richard Phillips
- Sinclair Ferguson
- The New Atheism
- The White Horse Inn
- Tim Keller
- Vaughn Roberts
Apologetics
Biblical Studies / Theology
- Beginning with Moses
- Best Commentaries
- Bible Arc (study method)
- Bible Instructions
- Bible Research
- Bible.org
- BibleGateway
- Biblical Training
- By Faith Magazine
- Canon Fodder
- Canons of Dort
- Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy (with exposition)
- Christian Classics Ethereal Library
- David Peterson's Biblical Theology and Worship
- Donald Macleod
- Doug Moo
- Emerging Church Info
- ESV Bible
- Frame & Poythress
- Gospel Pedlar
- Heidelberg Catechism
- Internet Christian Library
- John Owen
- Jonathan Edwards Center
- Learn Biblical Greek
- Ligonier Collections
- Modern Reformation
- Monergism
- New Testament Gateway
- Old Life Theological Society
- Power of the Word
- Pulpit Magazine
- Reclaiming the Mind
- Reformed Forum
- Religion Online
- Southern Baptist Journal of Theology
- The Christian Theology Page
- The Ehrman Project
- The Puritans
- The Theologian
- The Vossed World
- Theological FAQs
- Theology Network
- Third Millennium Ministries
- Tyndale Bulletin
- Westminster Confession of Faith
Church History
- A Puritan's Mind
- Augustine
- Calvin's Institutes
- Christian Classics Etherial Library
- Christian History Institute
- Documents from the Reformation
- Hall of Church History
- Jonathan Edwards Center
- Post-Reformation Digital Library
- Project Wittenberg
- Sketches of Church History
- The Creeds
- Thomas Watson
- Zwinglius Redivivus
Current Events & Culture
Evangelism & Missions
Ministries
- Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals
- Capitol Hill Baptist Church
- Charles Simeon Trust
- Christ Bible Institute
- Christian Counseling Education Foundation
- Crowded House
- Desiring God - the teaching ministry of John Piper
- Founders Ministries
- Grace to You - the teaching ministry of John MacArthur
- Ligonier Ministries
- Nine Marks Ministries
- Paul Tripp Ministries
- Redeemer Center for Faith and Work
- Redeemer Presbyterian Church
- Southern Baptist Convention
- The Gospel Coalition
- Truth for Life - the teaching ministry of Alistair Begg
6 comments:
I agree...Old heresy, new faces. Unfortunately Oprah is incrediby well-respected, listened to and watched by millions of women. These women are raising the children who will lead us in the future. Women may not be the head of the home, but they have incredible influence. I pray more women seek the truth in God's word, not chicken soup for their souls.
Lame.
Noel & Casey,
Well said.
Yes, these "other ways to God" do indeed lead to the same place - eternal separation from God and His righteous judgment.
Todd...
Oprah here. I just want you to know that I am a Christian, and I'd like to clear up any misunderstandings you may have concerning my spirituality (not my religion, because the two are completely distinct). I believe in Jesus. And I believe that he was selfless. So much so that he did not come to teach us how divine he was but to teach that divinity was within us. I used to believe that the Good News was that Jesus died and was raised to new life for our salvation, but in light of the new spirituality, in light of the influences of open-mindedness in my life, I've come to realize that Jesus came to show us the way to true spirituality. Not divisive religious doctrine and practice, but to show us how to live and find the God within us all. I've come to understand that God is love...in a new and profound way. He is love, so much so, that in his love there couldn't possibly be only one way...Love appreciates the sincere. Love respects personal sacrifice. Love always wins. I mean, does the Christian God care about your heart or whether you called His Son Jesus?
:)
Casey,
I think you have channeled Oprah. Spooky!
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