Join me for the Dividing Line one hour late today. I can tell you now there may be an interruption along the way, as my Internet purchase will run out sometime around that time, but, we will work our way through it anyway! Join me!
Started off responding to comments by a British fellow on FaceBook regarding my sermons this past week, all of which were on the topic of, or touched upon, homosexuality. Then I read Michael Brown’s excellent article on the heartbreaking results of artificial insemination on the lives of those who are born of the procedure, including a poem that truly communicates
Had a fascinating little tidbit of information turn up today, specifically, that the Word documents from which the two “really bad, downright silly, really embarrassing excuses” files Norman Geisler has been hosting on his website for Ergun Caner (now found here and here) are stored in the same folder with the html files produced from them (currently able to be
Started off the program today with about 20 minutes on the topic of Matthew 24:36/Mark 13:32 and about the fullest discussion I’ve given of this text (uploading a YouTube video of just this portion even now). Then got back into my response to Wajdi Akkari, dealing with issues from early church history and the doctrine of the Trinity. Wanted to
Wide ranging show once again. Apologies for my rough voice, but the outer man is decaying! Played Dan Wallace’s specific words regarding the new manuscript finds, then did about 50 minutes in response to Wajdi Akkari, then took calls, the first on the consistency of apologetic methodology (specifically, how the Qur’an relates to the Bible in comparison to how the
Wandered all over the landscape, I must admit, today. Talked about Prop 8 in California, the HHS debacle, and then launched into a one hour segment of Radio Free Geneva, reading a few interesting statements found on line, then getting back to Emir Caner’s anti-Calvinism sermon from 2011. Then we got back into the Ehrman/Wallace debate the last half hour
Going to smuggle an RFG segment into…a bunch of stuff on a mega DL today, so join me at 3pm my time for the Dividing Line!
We started out with an hour of Radio Free Damascus, as I continued my personal response to Wajdi Akkari, moving into Mr. Akkari’s discussion of the Trinity. Then after a break I responded to an e-mail from a Christian who was unprepared to encounter a former Christian-turned-Muslim. Then I commented briefly on the announcement made by Dan Wallace about new
A Mega DL today beginning at 1pm MST (1-3pm). First hour will be Radio Free Damascus, continuing my direct response to Wajdi Akkari, and then, in the second hour–well, we have a lot to talk about regarding the Wallace/Ehrman debate, Dan’s announcement of new NT manuscripts, an LDS “Why I Hate Religion” response, and more! Join us for a Mega
My sincere thanks to Voddie Baucham for joining me on the Dividing Line today to help me understand what he identified as “ethnic gnosticism” as it has crept its way into the Elephant Room 2/TD Jakes discussion. It is my sincere hope that this program will edify the body to a great extent.
Join us at an earlier time on Thursday (2pm MST) when we are joined by special guest Voddie Baucham. I reached out to Pastor Baucham to help us all understand some of the dynamics that have been exposed in the aftermath of last week’s Elephant Room 2, especially as they relate to TD Jakes and his views, as well as
Today I was joined by Ivey Conerly to discuss the release of our new video, Why I Love Jesus But Reject Islam, posted below. It was great to be able to have this brother and fellow laborer in the Lord on the program, and I can’t wait to work with him in producing 40 Arabic Words, a Christian gospel presentation
Today I was joined by Ivey Conerly to discuss the release of our new video, Why I Love Jesus But Reject Islam, posted below. It was great to be able to have this brother and fellow laborer in the Lord on the program, and I can’t wait to work with him in producing 40 Arabic Words, a Christian gospel presentation
OK, we’ve never crashed our servers before by going past the maximum number of connections, but, we did today. I guess there is really a great deal of interest, which, on one level, is very encouraging. In any case, I addressed the TD Jakes: is he a Trinitarian? issue head on during the first hour, and then took calls on
I bet John never expected to see himself mentioned quite like that before. But, we did have John Samson in studio today to talk about his new book from Monergism.com, Twelve What Abouts, which you can find here or here. We then went back to reviewing Emir Caner’s sermon against Reformed theology, and then took calls on the topic for
We will start off tomorrow with a Mega edition of Radio Free Geneva. Author and pastor John Samson will be joining me to talk about his new book, and then we will continue our examination of Emir Caner’s sermon on Calvinism, which we began reviewing last week. Then we will have a Jumbo edition of Radio Free Damascus on WEDNESDAY
Yes, you read that right. Put together a theme song and everything (hoping for a graphic from Hacim, son of Ramallah, King of Graphics soon). It is our new feature for when we focus on specifically Islamic topics, just as Radio Free Geneva is for when we focus on specifically Reformed topics. But instead of broadcasting from our bunker under
OK, descending can be fun, sure. But once the speedometer passes about 40 mph (about 65km/hour for our non-US readers) I start getting nervous. I’ve hit 48 on a downhill (I-17 southbound into Black Canyon City, the famous “Five Mile Hill”) back in the 90s, and I did tick up to 46.4 on the downhill into Tortilla Flat back in
Had an unusually large number of live listeners today (most of our listeners use the pod-cast/download options) as we did a two hour mega edition Radio Free Geneva. We finished off our response to James McCarthy’s sermon on Calvinism, examining his means of dealing with John 6 and its teaching. Then we moved to the sermon Dr. Emir Caner delivered
Starting at 11am we will go for two solid hours so we can finish off our review of James McCarthy’s sermon (looking at how he attempts to deal with John 6) and then we will launch into a review of Dr. Emir Caner’s sermon from September 18, 2011 at the Monclova Road Baptist Church in Ohio. So join us tomorrow
Basically focused on continuing our review of Diaa Mohamed’s comments in his debate with Samuel Green, and then looked at some more of James McCarthy’s comments against Calvinism. Next week we will hear his understanding of John 6:37-44.
Replied to some interesting e-mails at the start of the program, commented briefly on the continuing Ergun Caner saga (and how many of his defenders have become silent in the face of his tacit admission that we were right all along) and then took calls on a variety of subjects. Good to be back for the DL!
Did a jumbo DL today, dedicated to the ever-remembering Algo for his 50th birthday. Gave a little info on the background of the ancient celebration of Kwanzaa (i.e., started in 1966 as part of a radical black separatist socialist movement—not very ancient at all), took a call on the cultic aspects of KJV Onlyism, then did some more work on
We started a review of James McCarthy’s recent sermon on “Calvinism” on a special pre-Christmas Radio Free Geneva. We will continue our examination in future webcasts!
As I wandered a bit in my commentary (and interaction with the chat channel) I decided not to delve into the Ehrman materials today, but instead finished Diaa Mohamed’s opening statement. Also announced that we will be doing a Radio Free Geneva this coming Thursday, so join us at our regular time!
Started off with a discussion of the passing of Christopher Hitchens, then took a couple of calls in divine foreknowledge and some alleged biblical contradictions.
It’s about that time of the year when we are introduced to creative ways to read our Bible from cover to cover for the next calender year (did you do it this year?). I think this is my fourth year promoting the following reading plan. I would like to suggest that you take each day of next year to contemplate
Above is the first half hour of the program. Following this discussion I moved back into a review of, and response to, both Diaa Mohamed and Bart Ehrman. A total of 90 minutes.
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