Beckwith Interview Review Part I

Discussed a bit more about the amazing use of 1 Cor 15:3 to attempt to overthrow Paul’s entire theology of atonement, then looked at an Arminian article on John 6:44 (which had little to do with the actual text), then a young Southern Baptist Pastor’s “journey out of Calvinism” (which really was no journey at all), followed by Bob Enyart’s

Yesterday we did a Jumbo edition of the DL, investing 90 minutes primarily focused upon the exegesis of Philippians 2:5-11, and the real reason we should be thankful at all times. Some might call it an overly long sermon, but I hope those who appreciate textually-based studies will be encouraged, blessed, and edified.

Two very different halves of the program today. First half I went through comments made by Osama Abdullah in a recent exchange with Nabeel Qureshi. I demonstrate that Osama continues to demonstrate his incapacity to present an even semi-credible and coherent argument against Christianity and for Islam. Then after the break “Brother Peter” called in. Evidently he’s written a book

I started off with a brief discussion of how I’ve found the Amazon Kindle to be a great asset in my studies (and how you might as well), and then went to the phones, which filled up pretty quickly. Then, once I cleared them all, I responded to this article from WorldNet Daily on the Manhattan Declaration.

Sorry, false alarm…I sorta forgot to ask the powers that be about the Dividing Line, and they had assumed that since I don’t get home till the morning, we wouldn’t be doing the program. So maybe a Wednesday version, we will see, just not today. 🙂

Man’s natural state is deadness in sin, and saving faith is a gift from God. (Ephesians 2:8-10). We thank God for faith because he gave it (Colossians 1:3-4). This is the consistent Scriptural picture (Hebrews 12:2, 2 Peter 1:1). “The question is not what you will do with Christ, but what will Christ do with you” – Sproul