LouRugg, Harold Camping, and an Atheist

Another potpourri of topics today, with calls on “repentance” in the Old Testament, dealing with anti-Trinitarian “Messianic Judaism,” and a call on explaining the wrath of God to our modern culture. Snuck a few minutes of the second Slick/Sungenis conversation as well.

I would have somewhat changed the title on this myself.  Here is the idea from Chris Pinto’s movie:  a 19  year old Greek named Simonides wrote Codex Sinaiticus in late 1839/early 1840.  He did so with some assistance from his uncle.  He used the Moscow Bible and Codex Alexandrinus as his primary sources.  His uncle made corrections.  The codex was

We would once again like to thank John Samson for filling in for James over the last two weeks. Today John concludes his TULIP presentation with a focus on the Cross. Here is the YouTube link:

Spent the first 3/4 of the program on current developments primarily related to the use of homosexuality as a cultural bludgeon to silence Christians—focusing on the Giglio debacle from last week, and the Steve Chalke abandonment of biblical morality and ethics as well. Then we spent the last 15 minutes on some comments made by Ergun and Emir Caner in

Started off responding to comments by a British fellow on FaceBook regarding my sermons this past week, all of which were on the topic of, or touched upon, homosexuality. Then I read Michael Brown’s excellent article on the heartbreaking results of artificial insemination on the lives of those who are born of the procedure, including a poem that truly communicates

A wide ranging, and very challenging, program today.  Started off with the comments of one of the former trustees of Brewton-Parker about his vote for Caner.  Still amazed at the self-inflicted deception down there.  Then moved on to directly (and hopefully graciously) address Shawn McCraney on one particular topic, that being what he said about the Athanasian Creed.  I took