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1) Website
Flash Music
2) Do you have a bulletin board or Web board to chat on?
3) How can I help with a Puritan's Mind?
4) Are you a 501(c)3 non-profit company?
5) Your Credentials?
6) Info on Covenant Theology
7) Copying Your Articles for My Site
8) Missions Work
9) Retraction from being a Baptist
10) Your Church Membership
11) Reformed Seminaries in Us (see also question 23)
12) Good Reformed Books to Buy Cheap
13) Puritan Items Online
14) Framable Pictures of the Puritans
15) Printer Friendly Pages
16) Classic Arminianism - is it Heresy?
17) Favorite Puritans
18) People Who think They are Christians
19) Don't You believe in Sola Scriptura?
20) Have you written any books?
21) Do
you read contemporary authors? Who do you like?
22) What Reformed Seminaries and
colleges would you Recommend?
 I've been
trying to find the music that matches the piece I hear on your website's
flash introduction. Where can I find this?
The piece is "Fireworks/Water
Music" by George Frederick Handel. It is the Minuet 1.
Are you a 501(c)3 non-profit company?
No. Government control of the Church in any form
is an error called Erastianism. The Westminster Assembly deemed
this serious error in lieu of the government of the church.
You have a site with allot of information. What are your credentials?
My background and credentials can be
found here: McMahon Biography
I am a Baptist who is looking for some short but helpful
information on Covenant Theology. What would you say is the
most helpful work out there on the subject?
For a short work try this:
A Simplistic View of
Covenant Theology
For a summary of Herman Witsius' work,
"The Economy of the Covenants Between God and Man"
look
here.
To buy the best book on Covenant
Theology, order Herman Witsius' work, "The Economy of the Covenants
Between God and Man". It is available at www.cvbbs.com
or www.heritagebooks.org
Can I copy some of your articles
for church groups and for teaching?
Sure, just email
me and let me know what you want to use.
I hear you are doing some missions work.
Can you tell me more?
I go to Peru, and other third world
countries, once a year to facilitate
and preach at a pastor's conference there. More information on
this can be found on this web page:
Peru
Mission Trip
I hear you retracted from being a "Reformed
Baptist." Do you have anything that describes your change of
mind?
This link will provide both my articles
as well as others:
Covenant
Theology and Infant Baptism
What church are you a member of
and Pastor at?
Christ Presbyterian Church (RPCGA)
I am "Scholar in Residence" at our church and preach bi-monthly, as well
as hold conferences over the weekend on puritan and theological topics.
What are the best Reformed Seminaries,
in your opinion, in the US? See also FAQ #23 below.
Whitefield
Theological Seminary
(I am currently the Professor of Church History for the Puritan History
and Theology Ph.D.)
Westminster
Theological Seminary Texas and California Extensions
Greenville
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Knox
Theological Seminary
Puritan
Reformed Theological Seminary
Reformed
Theological Seminary (Some of the time)
Where can I buy good Reformed books at
low prices?
The Top 3 (IMHO):
Cumberland
Valley Bible Book Distributors
Reformation
Heritage Books
Still
Waters Revival Books
I hear that you offer a number of Reformation
Christian Items online. Where can I find these?
Everything on one DVD
Reformed
T-Shirts
Learning Charts
For covenant Theology
Audio
Sermons and Teachings
Old Puritan Works Updated and Written
for Digital CDs
Puritan CD 1
Puritan CD 2
Puritan CD 3
Do you have any idea where I can find frameable
pictures (5x7 or 8 1/2x11) of guys from church history (Spurgeon,
Calvin, Luther, Hus, Tyndale)? I want to choose 4-5 for my study
walls.
Email
me and I can tell you what I can do for you in that
department. I have many of them hanging on my own walls.
There are great
articles here in your website. Will you ever make these articles
in printer friendly format?
Printer
Friendly Format
I do not believe that Classic Arminianism is
heresy. What do you think about this?
My
thoughts about Arminianism
Who are your favorite Puritans?
My
Favorite Puritans
Can you refer me to an article or book for folks who "think"
they are Christians, but by all indications are probably NOT?
Three good books:
Eternity Weighed in the Balance, by C. Matthew McMahon
or
A Sure Guide to Heaven, by Alleine
or
Almost a Christian by Matthew Mead.
You say you are a Bible-believing Christian, but you seem to hold the
"Confession" in high regard, almost as much as
Scripture. Don't you believe in Sola
Scriptura?
Sola
Scriptura in a Nutshell
Have you written any books?
Eternity Weighed in the Balance
A
Simple Overview of Covenant Theology
Overcoming Lust in a Sex-Crazed World
The Two
wills of God
More...
Do you have a bulletin board or Web board
to chat on? Yes. www.puritanboard.com
We have about 1500 members discussing over 60,000 topics on Reformed
Theology and the Lord Jesus Christ.
Do you
read contemporary Authors? Who do you like? Yes.
But very few. I like Alister McGrath and his work on church
history. I like some of what Iain Murray has written historically,
and I also like some of the OPC ministers who write on
Subscriptionism. My favorite "alive author" is Richard Muller. His
work, "Post Reformation Dogmatics" is by far the best set to date in the
last 50 years on theology.
What Reformed Seminaries and colleges would you Recommend looking at for
study? A friend on our Puritanboard
named Seth Stark put together this helpful chart on seminaries and
colleges that have Reformed confessions and Reformation teaching as a
general rule. Some are more or less Reformed, but at least this is
a good starting place to check your options. Click on the picture to
enlarge (it has a legend as well):
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