Abdullah Kunde

Started off with an impromptu Radio Free Damascus, debuting our newly made theme song! Spent half an hour continuing our examination of Abdullah Kunde’s comments from the 2012 debate. Then we moved on to respond to this particular video clip: We then concluded with a brief review of Carrie Underwood’s endorsement of the redefinition of marriage.

Today we returned to our examination of Emir Caner’s sermon from 10/15/06 and finished that up before taking a few phone calls on the subject as well. We covered the questions Dr. Caner asked toward the end of his sermon and saw once again the impact of inconsistency in one’s theology.  By the way! We will be moving to a

Started off the program talking to Rudolph Boshoff down in Johannesburg via Skype. The connection was pretty iffy, and you have to listen carefully. But we discussed the state of the church in South Africa. I wanted to clarify a point where we had some audio problems…I was referring to one of the sound churches in SA, pastored by brother

Pressed on with our textual criticism series on the DL today. On the fly I decided to update the link provided below, here, and add a scan of Colossians 1:14, which I discussed on the program. Today we mainly covered examples of scribal error and the sources thereof. Enjoy!

Covered two primary texts on the program today, Hebrews 7:25 and James 2:14, but I did so in the context of recognizing the difference between a God-centered faith and a man-centered one. I drew illustrations from my debate with Robert Sungenis on the Mass that took place in Utah a number of years ago. An hour of biblical teaching, no