D’Souza vs. Barker Demonstrates “Theology Matters”

Started to wrap things up today on the TC series. Here is the textual data I discussed at the top of the program regarding Mark 1:41 and Bart Ehrman: Greek text: kai. splagcnisqei.j evktei,naj th.n cei/ra auvtou/ h

Started off with what I thought might be a ten minute devotional—turned into a half hour sermon from 2 Corinthians 4.  Then moved to a relatively brief review of 2013 with some looking forward to 2014.  And finished up (the last 40 minutes—this was a bit over jumbo sized) with a review of the twitter explosion from Ergun Caner and

For those who caught the DL today, we only got through two out of five clips from Tim Staples on Mary. I will finish those up on Thursday at the start of the program. Today’s DL went by fast, with a quick comment on the Bill Maher story, a discussion of John 8:40-47 and what happens when you let the

Today’s DL is an 80-minute version. For the first 45 minutes I replied to this article by C. Michael Patton, focusing upon the key issues of the perspecuity of Scripture, true and false gospels, theology and apologetic methodologies. The last thirty five minutes Mr. Patton and I discussed the issues together. A very important discussion that I hope will be

Went just a little long today to get our last caller in on apologetic methodology. Before that, Frank from Dallas had some thoughts on the issue of apostasy and Rome. Prior to that, we discussed a number of issues, including Rome’s view of the gospel, Mormon/Christian dialogues, etc.

Started off the program with commentary on the moral depravity of our Western culture in light of the Anthony Weiner scandal and the New York legislature looking at adopting the profanation of marriage. Then transitioned into Radio Free Geneva and managed to finish off the Ron Armstrong/Cornerstone Community Church “sermon” on predestination. I will be home, Lord willing, next week,