A Miki-Less DL

I do not know if we will be able to do an “All British DL” again next week, but if we can, it would be in the morning on Thursday. We will try to arrange it.Today I discussed more of the Beckwith/Rome situation, gave my many Roman Catholic critics all the time in the world to call in and back

If you don’t know what the Wayback Machine is you need to check this page out. We have digitized almost every Dividing Line program since our first program on September 26, 1998. These programs are now running in succession twenty four hours a day and seven days a week using our live webcast link. The neat thing about the above

Did the DL live from Kansas today, covering a brief update on the Ergun Caner front, reading an e-mail sent to Robert Sungenis and his answer for most of the hour, and the closing with the caller who had called the Pastor’s Perspective show and asked about Ezekiel 36 and the heart of stone and the heart of flesh (if

Started off reading parts of this article, commented on the King of the Blogosphere, centuri0n, giving me a Wooden Nickel Award for being the Meanest Calvinist on the Net, then continued working on the Ehrman NPR materials and more of Ahmed Deedat, this time from his debate with Shorrosh. One call included questions on dichotomy vs. trichotomy and who should

I played portions of the Today Show interview and the Larry King program from last night and gave an overview of the many problems in the Tomb of Jesus story today on the DL. If you know folks who are more likely to listen to something than read something, today’s program might help. Of course, this is all preliminary. I

For years Manuel Culwell has called the Dividing Line. Most of the time, in the past, when we have tried to dialogue, things went south…quickly.  Then, a few months ago, we had a fairly controlled discussion, so I suggested then that at some point we choose some texts and discuss them.  Well, it took a while, but today Manuel called