Continuing on from Dividing Line broadcasts in February, Pastor John Samson fills in for James on the TULIP (doctrines of grace). Today’s subject “Irresistible Grace.”
While some of Dave Hunt’s apologetics work makes good points, on this issue he agrees with Rome, and follows Norman Geisler on rebranding synergism as a soteriological middle path. Its attack on Irresistible Grace does not deal with a typical representation of Reformed theology, but takes some biblical passages out of context.
I felt it would be helpful to many to comment on the inclusion of very minority readings in the new SBLGNT that was released recently. Specifically, I addressed Bart Ehrman’s two favorite texts, Mark 1:41 and the “angry Jesus,” and Hebrews 2:9, “apart from God.” The SBLGNT includes both barely supported variants in the main text, going against pretty much
We had a number of audio difficulties at the start but eventually we were able to limp through. While the video lost some of the early audio portion, the Sermon Audio version is whole. Is there such a thing as a ‘gay christian?’ What is the church to do in the face of an onslaught against the gospel message. In
I did the program from Summer’s home today (they are installing the 5th wheel hitch in the truck today) so we talked about all sorts of stuff, including the SBC, how much the world has changed since Sheologians began, etc. Summer has come a long ways from her guest appearance on the show 25 years ago when we had her
Couldn’t let the Emily Lett video go by without comment, but having done that, we spent the rest of the hour listening to WLC respond to two articles on Molinism. Once again, listening to someone responding to criticism is one of the best ways of getting clear definitions, and that is what we got today. Not an easy program, but
So I am thrilled to be on my first day of a “test run” with the new A&O “mobile command center,” our 5th wheel unit that I will be using to do a major western loop at the end of July into mid August, and then across the nation to G3 at the end of September as well. The truck/trailer
Joseph Smith is at the center of the LDS religion, and they focus on his first vision, of both the Father and Son, and two separate personages and Gods. Richard Pierce uncovers how Smith’s recounting of this vision profoundly changed over time, and the theological problems with the now-accepted story.
Continued the Lynn/Spong discussion, then went back to looking at Ahmed Deedat’s attacks on the Bible, and then tried to take a call that didn’t work out too well due to a less than spectacular phone on the other end of the line. Then briefly mentioned the statement on the upcoming Liberty debate.
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