Calls, Calls, and More Calls

I won’t be able to do any DL’s while I’m away, so, the next program will be 11/14. Today I went back to the Jerry Vines sermon against Calvinism, part of a series he did, starting with liberals, then covering Calvinists, Charismatics, and those who drink (Drunk, Liberal Charismatic Calvinists, as someone suggested)—don’t you love throwing Reformed theology into that

Today on the DL I asked for callers, and thankfully, got them. Excellent discussions on Islam, evangelism, and a question on baptism.

Tired of all the doom and gloom, about which you can do absolutely nothing (except possibly sin by getting angry, self-centered, and worried?). Well then take a break and listen to the DL! Talked about a lot of exciting things today, from debates in London to the next edition of The King James Only Controversy to more on the sola

On today’s Dividing Line we began with a further refutation of the constantly repeated falsehood on the part of Rome’s defenders concerning the “33,000 Protestant denominations” claim. We invited Tim Staples to call, but alas, he didn’t. Then we began reviewing Bart Ehrman’s appearance on The Infidel Guy’s webcast.

Tomorrow morning we will have a very special announcement to make on The Dividing Line. Remember, instead of the normal Thursday time, the DL will be on at 11am MST (1pm EST). We have tremendously exciting news about October’s cruise, so make sure to be listening!

For those who like church history/patristics oriented programs, yesterday’s Dividing Line was for you! Discussions of Augustine, Origen, and whether you should interpret the New Testament in light of Christological definitions created three and four centuries after the time of the Apostles filled our time on the program.