July 29, 2009

Took the time to address (through some distractions!) the “Twitter Indulgences” topic that has come up the last few days, trying to get down to the real issue, Rome’s blasphemous teaching on the treasury of merit, purgatory, etc. Then got even closer to finally finishing my review of the Calvinist Call In show! And don’t forget the WayBack Machine, streaming

Did a jumbo DL today, dedicated to the ever-remembering Algo for his 50th birthday. Gave a little info on the background of the ancient celebration of Kwanzaa (i.e., started in 1966 as part of a radical black separatist socialist movement—not very ancient at all), took a call on the cultic aspects of KJV Onlyism, then did some more work on

Sorry to be so slow in getting this linked. I like posting the video with the audio, and it took me all day to get around to uploading the video (I wonder how many will be able to notice why?). In any case, yesterday we had a fairly technical program. Alan Kurschner and I discussed his paper on the textual

James interviews Dr. Nick Needham of Highlands Theological College in Scotland about Church History and its importance to the Christian faith. Afterward we play the recently posted sermon James preached in the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany. Here is the YouTube link: Live Video Stream The Dividing Line is on YouTube video. Our YouTube channel also provides videos of most

Snuck in a Skype based DL from Detroit today. Talked about the possibility of taking the DL to ABN as well for a bi-weekly program, and the needs we would have to meet to be able to do so (see the blog entry below). Then we took calls on a wide variety of subjects, but mainly in reference to God’s