More D.A. Carson audio
iPods and other MP3 players have made it possible to listen to a lot of good Bible teaching and preaching in the course of a week. And there are a lot of good places to find free audio.
If you listened to the sermons by D.A. Carson that I posted a couple of months ago, and would like to hear more from him, there are several websites where you can download some of his messages and lectures. I’ll give you links to three good sites below.
If you didn’t listen to those two sermons, you can go back and download those from my post on compatibilism. If you’ve never listened to anything by Carson, try listening to those messages first. I cannot recommend them too highly.
Carson has one of the best minds in the evangelical world. Some of his work is scholarly, which means that listening to him can be challenging at times; but it’s always rewarding.
If you have benefited from Carson’s teaching, and have some specific recommendations or reviews of any of his sermons, please feel free to leave those in the comments. Thanks!
Barry Wallace
theoparadox
pijohnson
I highly reccommend his brief series on 2 Thessalonians (3 messages). I recently listened to them and they are great. Glenna and I always try to listen to some of his sermons when we are traveling. One of, if not the, best Bible teachers I have ever heard.
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wm
Carson is really, really helpful in so many ways! Thanks for the links. I’m going to have to give him a THEOparadox T-shirt for his message on compatibilism – great stuff. And it’s timely for me at this moment.
Grace & peace,
Derek
William,
Thanks for the recommendation. I’ll have to listen to those next. I need something to listen to on our Christmas vacation.
Derek,
Hey, when do I get my THEOparadox T-shirt!? Hope your family’s well, brother.
Barry,
Ha ha, I’d be glad to give you a Theoparadox T-shirt, but you should know it’s only a virtual shirt. It would basically be a picture of your head on a cool looking shirt that doesn’t really exist. I’m going to start awarding them to folks who have made helpful statements about embracing paradox. The first one goes to John Piper . . . coming soon to a blog near you!
Why am I doing something this ridiculous? Well, we can’t let TeamPyro have all the fun!
Derek,
That’s really a great idea. I’ll be watching your blog.