TD Jakes and Elephants in the Room

Joseph Ratzinger, the chief theologian of the Roman Church, architect of the central document of Vatican II, the man behind so much of the theological documents of John Paul II, has been elected Pope, taking the name of Benedict XVI. Surely, the election of Ratzinger, at age 78, follows the normal “routine,” and signals a “staying of the course” theologically.

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

   Our Real Audio server is MIA and we can’t get hold of the powers-that-be to track it down, so we were unable to have the program today. Our apologies. As I travel tomorrow, we can’t just move it back a day, either, so, it will be next Tuesday before we try to make another excursion into broadcast excell…err, do the

We began our review of Pastor Bob Coy’s “What’s the Point?” sermon at the Calvary Chapel of Ft. Lauderdale (found here) from October 28, 2007. Got to his use of Lazarus as an example of a dead man being able to respond obediently to God (yes, that was his assertion). We will pick up with the next portion of the