Archive for category: The Dividing Line

I ended up spending the entire hour reviewing this article by Adrian Warnock.  I had not expected it to take the whole program, but,  better thorough than not, someone said!

Started off looking at issues relating to the rapid degradation of Western society, moved to a discussion of the upcoming debate in SoCal, and some comments relating to criticism posted of doing debates with Muslims over the weekend on FaceBook.  Then we took calls on both the LGBT issue and on Romans 9. Here is the YouTube link:

Went over some of the events during my trip to the Dallas/Ft. Worth area (including dodging tornadoes) and then briefly commented on a portion of the Romans 9 debate, then took calls on a variety of topics, including synergism/monergism, Chris Arnzen re-launching Iron Sharpens Iron, a call on “cooperation” in the SBC, and one on 1 Timothy 4:10. Here is

Reviewed my ten days in Texas, leading up to some brief comments on the Leighton Flowers debate, and then took some calls, one of which was from someone who attended the debate itself.  The second was on the subject of the “free offer of the gospel” and what that means. Here is the YouTube link:

A special show in response to Leighton Flowers’ pre-debate video. Just want to interact with a few specific items. Here is the YouTube Live link:

After two RFGs and a program dedicated mainly to the rapidly advancing cultural and moral revolution, discussed the slaughter of 147 Christian students in Kenya based upon their being challenged to say the Shahada (and how this should call for the most vociferous condemnation by believing Muslims worldwide); then we went over a recent Bart Ehrman blog article attempting to

Spent the majority of today’s program reviewing recent developments in the rapidly accelerating collapse of morality and ethics in the West, along with the rising totalitarianism of the left.  Looked at a recent episode of The Good Wife and its tackling of religious rights vs. the absolute necessity of redefining marriage, and then read with some horror the words of Frank

On today’s DL broadcast, guest host John Samson takes us verse by verse through Acts 16:1-15. There is much to learn about mission strategy as it relates to the circumcision of Timothy, the closing and the opening of doors for the gospel, and God’s activity in opening the heart of man.

While never rising to the same authority as sacred Scripture (which alone is the word of God), the ancient creeds and confessions of the Church have served the people of God through the ages as concise and precise summaries of what the Bible teaches on very vital matters. These include, amongst others, the doctrine of God, the person and work

Talked about the long, slow and painful demise of the PCUSA, along with the odd confusion on the part of the leadership of the LDS Church on the marriage issue as well.  Then looked at a horrific article by Mark Sandlin twisting language and the Bible, and then started taking calls on a number of issues, including theonomy, inerrancy, and

Looked at a number of stories on the cultural front, observing how the tsunami of compromise and abandonment of biblical authority is on-going.  Then we finished up the hour with an examination of Leighton Flowers’ view that individual Christians today are not given by the Father to the Son (only the Apostles were).  The cost of importing human autonomy into the

We examined Leighton Flowers’ attempt to a-contextualize John 6 (resulting in the inevitable conclusion that the many deep promises Christians have always claimed from John’s Gospel are actually not for us at all!) and hence to defend synergism and the autonomous will of man.  Then we looked at Zakir Hussain’s comments about Deuteronomy 18 and how this could not be

This was a Jumega length program…1:45 long, so, longer than a Jumbo, shorter than a Mega!  First half hour or so was in response to this article on theonomy and sharia.  Then I started to respond to the Leighton Flowers articles, and remembered I hadn’t announced my Knighthood attempt (see next article).  Got that taken care, and moved on to

Did you notice FaceBook slowing down a few hours ago?  Yeah, my bad.  I dared to offer some thoughts to my theonomist friends.  After the first half hour I moved on to address Acts 2:39 and consistent hermeneutics, and finished up examining a classic example of “when you don’t have a real case for your own interpretation, distract!” argumentation from

Started off with an interesting video about driving on ice, then spent half an hour not commenting on the Theonomy debate, and then moved on to looking at the US tax payer’s dollars at work promoting ungodliness and moral chaos in the following video: Here is the YouTube link:

Had a ton of articles in Evernote to catch up on, including a bunch the continued crusade of the LGBT revisionists to demand Christianity change its fundamental beliefs so that they can feel better, and the fundamental degradation of our culture in promoting human autonomy (hmm—isn’t that a theological issue too?).  Then I moved on to some interactions with Roman

It really, really was not my intention to take the whole hour to discuss only two brief portions of Devin Rose’s appearance on Catholic Answers Live recently, but I covered so much foundational stuff on scriptural sufficiency and the like that, well, that’s all we got to!  I had Tim Staples’ book on Mary cued up to look at, but

Today we looked briefly at the collapse of the GracePointe Church in Tennessee on the issue of biblical morality and standards, transitioning directly into the Bruce Jenner story.  That laid the foundation for replying to Leighton Flowers’ accusation that a compatibilist such as myself cannot consistently speak to homosexuality. Here is the YouTube link:

Did a few more minutes commentary on the atonement in response to David Allen’s Liberty presentation, and then took calls on such subjects as the sovereignty of God, theodicy, original sin and infant salvation. Here is the YouTube link: