I haven’t a clue what we did on the DL last Thursday other than “we finished Brian’s call and took a bunch of calls ourselves.” Oh, I remember the last one was one of those “what did you mean in this contextless article from 25 years ago” situations that always frustrates me. But anyway, I think the calls were good anyway!
And don’t forget the WayBack Machine, streaming Dividing Lines from 1998 onward 24/7! You can listen on the Flash Player found here.
Open lines today. Topics such as God’s will and how God knows the future, especially in relation to the BAM debate with Hank Hanegraaff and George Bryson; a call about a Reformation ministry that James hadn’t heard about; in reference to Roman Catholicism: assurance of salvation and why Rome’s gospel can’t save; and why God changed His mind in Exodus 32.
An important episode dedicated to the importance of the local church, the pillar and ground of truth.
Started with a few thoughts on the craziness of the world today and how difficult it is to remain focused with the rush of news, war, etc. Then I started responding to some more of the Pallmann/Hess review, trying to use both my Audio Notetaker program (which we have been fighting recently with sound issues) and Accordance. And though it
Started off answering questions that have been sent in, including a follow up on Reformed theology from our Muslim inquirer; then took three “regular” calls, and three Skype calls, two of which were from England (I like how the folks calling in from London are often speaking quietly because it is so late at night over there).
A response to a recent article by Phil Porvaznik’s self refuting epistemology and his selective use of the church fathers.Open lines: Transubstantion and Christ’s glorified body.
We managed to get through a number of excellent calls today on topics ranging from the canon to covenant theology to talking to folks who are being taught by the New Confessionalists, etc. with only one 30 second Internet drop (that, as far as we can see, was on Rich’s end, not mine!). Should be able to have another program
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