Apologetic Methodology and a Report

So we reviewed William Lane Craig’s comments about how the prayers of football fans could influence which world God chose to actuate (even trying to figure that one out will put you in something like a causality loop that will turn your brain to mush and make you a Jerry Seinfeld fan) and then played his comments on his most

Special guest host Mike Munoz explains that while there are several views on how the Law applies to Christians, it is certain that the ten commands are relevant to all believers. Paul is not antinomian in Galatians – he is merely responding to a distortion of the gospel. Certainly the “law of Christ” would not be contrary to the commands

After a brief discussion of being “strangers and pilgrims” on this earth, we went to the phones and had a really good range of calls on subjects ranging from the Greek of Ephesians 2 to a lengthy discussion of annihilationism.  Next week John Samson will be filling in for me while I am ministering in Salt Lake City! Here is

We started out with an hour of Radio Free Damascus, as I continued my personal response to Wajdi Akkari, moving into Mr. Akkari’s discussion of the Trinity. Then after a break I responded to an e-mail from a Christian who was unprepared to encounter a former Christian-turned-Muslim. Then I commented briefly on the announcement made by Dan Wallace about new

Started out the program today with a little history and a tribute to Jerald and Sandra Tanner. Felt it was important to discuss weighty, eternal things before being dragged down into the mire of the silliness that has become trying to deal with the situation at Liberty. But, starting about twenty or twenty five minutes in, I recounted what has

First DL back from the conference, debate, and cruise. Great to be home! Went over the debate again, played a couple other clips, and gave some background/before the debate information as well.