Archive for category: The Dividing Line

Pastor John Samson is back to guest host on today’s program: Imagine the scenario. You’ve had an amazing conversation with someone which has led to their conversion to Christ. You have just an hour with them. After that, you may never see them again. What are the most important things you would wish him to know? What follows is the

The first half hour today I played a few segments from a, well, discussion, not really debate, between Craig Evans and Rabbi Tovia Singer.  Then we opened the phones and took calls on such subjects as Old Testament salvation, 1 John 2:2, and more! Here is the YouTube link:

Addressed an interesting article about Pope Francis, spent a good bit of time on a textual variant and Bart Ehrman (Mark 1:1), and then had only a few moments to comment on the need for “balance” in doing apologetics (well, and everything else in the Christian life). Here is the YouTube link:

Did a Radio Free Geneva today and reviewed the comments of Bruxy Cavey from Canada on monergism, synergism, prevenient grace, etc. Here is the YouTube link:

Well, we are STILL battling a regular ‘Phoenix’ kind of problem this week in the office with an air conditioner that is out. Dr. White is in Denver and I am working from a back room of our offices while waiting for the repair guys to get here so no show again today. On another note, I have uploaded 95%

Pastor John Samson is back to give his third teaching in a series on the Church, this time dealing with the often neglected subject of Discipline. A Church failing to exercise discipline among its members is an unloving Church, walking in disobedience to Christ. Here is the YouTube link:

Pastor John Samson once again guest hosts The Dividing Line. Having previously established that formal Church Membership is a biblical requirement, he now discusses what it entails as God’s intended blessing for disciples of Christ. Here is the YouTube link:

After a brief discussion of being “strangers and pilgrims” on this earth, we went to the phones and had a really good range of calls on subjects ranging from the Greek of Ephesians 2 to a lengthy discussion of annihilationism.  Next week John Samson will be filling in for me while I am ministering in Salt Lake City! Here is

Tackled some “that Pope Francis is quite the guy” topics at the start today, including the sighting of Rick Warren, paddling about in the Tiber River as well.  Then took calls on various topics such as inerrancy and Tony Campolo. Here is the YouTube link:

Started off with comments on tomorrow’s Dr. Drew Show, then did a reading/review of Jordan Cooper’s article about the ESV, and then managed just a few minutes more review of Anjem Choudary.  We will be doing a DL, Lord willing, “on the fly” on Wednesday when I return from California, if possible.  We will have to announce the time once

Originally Published on: May 18, 2015 @ 13:52 We have begun the process of moving all of our audio files over to Sermon Audio. At this moment it appears that we will be uploading approximately 2000 recordings which will cost us $1 per recording to move. We are hoping that folks will be able to assist to defray this as well as

First 45 minutes drew on a number of articles I’ve clipped over the past week on the rise of the Big Brother state.  Big Brother is here…but who knew he’d be gay?  (Actually, Orwell called that one, too: remember that section in 1984 where the was explicit discussion of the destruction of the family in the form of husband/wife relationships

Had some technical difficulties about  40 minutes in which knocked out the video feed, but that didn’t impact the program much at all.  Started off talking about Bruce Jenner—honestly, without “newspeak” (have you read 1984 yet?) and with honesty.  Then moved on to some of the comments made by David Barron in a recent debate with TurretinFan, demonstrating the presuppositional

In the first half hour I discussed various articles I had saved for the program, and then in the second half hour got to reviewing the debate between Anjem Choudary and Sam Shamoun.  Didn’t finish the review, so will pick it up next time!