Here is an exposition of He. 4:1-11 from James White during an evening service at Phoenix Reformed Baptist Church: a warning against apathy, something that can creep into our lives if we are not diligent in our walk with Christ:

Here is a video of me being interviewed this past Monday night by Steve Williams on his "To God Be the Glory" program on local cable access. We discussed Reformed Theology and its implications:

Here is the video for this past Sunday's sermon from Hosanna Family Church of Pawtucket:

This is a much-needed video that will shake many in the evangelical world from their slumber:

Here is a two-part video from Joel Beeke on Puritan Preaching, taken from this year's Expositors Conference: Pt. I Pt. II

Here is the video - and audio - for the sermon I preached this past Sunday, mentioned in my earlier post, titled "The Godly Example of Church Leaders" from He. 13:7, at Hosanna Family Church of Pawtucket:

Here is the video - and audio - for the sermon I preached this past Sunday, mentioned in my earlier post, titled "The Godly Example of Church Leaders" from He. 13:7, at Hosanna Family Church of Pawtucket:

Here is the video - and audio - for the sermon I preached this past Sunday, mentioned in my earlier post, titled "The Godly Example of Church Leaders" from He. 13:7, at Hosanna Family Church of Pawtucket:

Here is an interview which will appear soon on our local cable access channel. It is Steve Williams, host of "to God Be the Glory", interviewing our very own Pastor Richard Tory Mac Donald of Hosanna Family Church of Pawtucket. The subject is Reformed Theology:

Hosanna videos are now ready! Here is the first one.

Here is a chapel message from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in September 2009. The subject is Pastoral ministry: Joel Beeke Chapel from Puritan Reformed on Vimeo.

Here is a lecture in Great Falls MT on John 6:

This past weekend, James White debated former Pastor/Missionary and now atheist Dan Barker. Here is Pt. I & II of the video:

I can relate first-hand to this clip by John Piper, and agree overall with his conclusion. It can vary by each congregation, their background, and age. Although the thrust is more towards the worship leader, it also has application for general pastoring as well:

Here is a great lecture from James White on an Introduction to the Reformation, for those uninitiated into this critically important aspect of church history:

Today, I was privileged to deliver the morning message at our special baptism service at Colt State Park in Bristol RI. Five participated in believer's baptism today. Here is a collage of photos - and video - taken during our outing we had immediately following. My apologies in advance for the poor quality - I shot it with a Kodak EasyShare C913 digital camera:

From the aomin.org web site, James White speaks on Arminianism and the harm this theology does to the integrity of the Gospel.

Here is something from the White Horse Inn archives from 2007, where they discussed the legacy of Charles Finney and his influence on American Semi-Pelagianism:

Here's a sermon from Paul Washer that my Pastor sent me a link on recently. As always, Bro. Washer is convicting as he preaches on the purpose of the Christ's church: