Two Live Reports from the SBC in Nashville

Spent the first forty minutes considering corporate election, Ephesians 1, and a recent sermon by Malcolm Yarnell, and then moved back to our review of Bart Ehrman’s comments in the recent debate on the deity of Christ.  We won’t be doing any more DLs this week—have a blessed Thanksgiving time with your families and friends.  We will be back next

It is killing me to announce this because we put so much work into making this happen. As many of you already know, the feed for today’s show froze up within the first two minutes. However, the program that we use, (Wirecast), was telling me that the recording was proceeding just fine. So I turned to Twitter and Facebook to

Well, you can see now what our major announcement was, and I’m truly excited about it. I took the first half hour to make the announcement and play some comments from Shabir on the issue (there are a number of his presentations on the topic available on line at places like YouTube). Then, in the second half hour, I may

After a brief report on ministry in Hawaii, I looked at two examples of why apologetic methodology must be derived from sound biblical exegesis and theology, not the other way around. Specifically, I responded briefly to this article by Paul Copan during the first half of the program. Here is the video of that portion: I noted that others had

On today’s Radio Free Geneva edition of the Dividing Line we discussed LouRugg and his planned book against Calvinism, with highlights from some previous interactions he’s had with Dr. White and TurretinFan. Next we turned to a caller who seemed to think that Harold Camping didn’t go far enough. Finally, we heard from an atheist/agnostic who thought Dan Barker edged

I had been contacted by a number of people regarding the encounter between Dr. Robert Sungenis and Matt Slick that aired a week ago Monday, so I started reviewing the program and interacting with the claims that were made. (In fact, I started typing this post, had to stop as I was on Matt’s program for about half an hour,