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In this video, Daniel Kolenda discusses biblical tongues. He addresses other concerns over ideas presented in the recent Cessationist movie and more in this Refuting Cessationism playlist.

This offers a balanced overview of the various perspectives on eternal security. I appreciate his conclusion that believers should maintain unity despite differences in opinion. His discussion with David Allen is quite intriguing too.

An internally consistent hermeneutic requires that Jesus will reign from David's throne in Jerusalem, just as David, Peter, Luke et al. predicted. Supersessionists, amillennialists, and post-millennialists assume that the throne of David has been moved to heaven, and that the ascension of Christ fulfills the Davidic promises. But the biblical text never says anything of the sort. - Travis Snow Acts 1:6; Psalm 16:8-11; Acts 2:25-28; Acts 2:30-32; Psalm 110:1-2; Acts 2:33-35; Acts 2:36; Acts. 3:18-21; Luke 1:32-33; Psalm 110:4; Psalm 110:5-7.

Good article on ὑποτασσόμενοι ἀλλήλοις. Mutual Submission or Ordered Hierarchy? Ephesians 5 (Part Two)