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We continue our review of Jack Graham’s straw-man filled, horrifically inaccurate, Dave Hunt-inspired attack upon Reformed theology today on the Dividing Line. We should have time to get to his gross misrepresentations of irresistible grace as well as his mis-citation of Matthew 23:37 (yes, same altered rendering that is so common amongst those blinded by tradition). You even get to

After a brief call from a Oneness Pentecostal who seems to have some self-control/anger issues, I played the audio from a YouTube video of Muslim speaker Khalid Yasin as he leads a group of people through the shahada, the confession that makes one a Muslim. A very informative program!

Started off responding to the video I posted yesterday, and recording it for posting on YouTube: Then we moved on to discuss a number of things, including the cowardice of Richard Dawkins, the moral depravity of rebellion against God’s creative purpose in gender, and the depth of darkness one plunges into when one abandons the truth and believes a lie.

I was thinking we might be able to get to the topic of the romantic view of the TR held by many TR’s (Truly Reformed folks), but my interaction with Joel McDurmon went the whole hour. I must admit, this particular aspect of “post-debate discussion” is distasteful for me. There are far too many folks who hide behind a keyboard

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

Dr. White compares our nation’s godless culture and reaction to 9/11 to the words of Lincoln, who called for a day of prayer and humiliation during the Civil War. In a timely yet counter-cultural message, Dr. White reminds listeners of God’s purpose exists in all things, and of America’s great need for repentance.