Andrew Sullivan, Rob Bell, Gary Bauer—and Much More!

I continued my review of The John 3:16 Conference on the program today, playing clips from Paige Patterson, David Allen, etc. I play a clip from Paige Patterson where he says that you cannot prove from Scripture that all men are born guilty. I note the following comments from Dr. Boyce: It follows from the facts in these last two

   All our callers today were from Canada, which was sort of odd. Two great calls, and I likewise played, and reviewed, a discussion of John 6:44-45, once again pointing out where sound, consistent exegesis will always lead you to the same conclusions. This will be the last DL before the Biola Debate, so Lord willing, next week on Tuesday I

Worked through Pastor Martin Gale’s anti-Calvinism sermon today (see link below) in a special Radio Free Geneva edition of the Dividing Line, looking at common objections and the incoherence of those arguments. A great way to finish off 2010! Thanks to all who have listened to the DL this year, and we look forward to serving our Lord and proclaiming

After a very quick recap of my time in Chicago I moved directly into a brand new Radio Free Geneva, this time focusing upon the Dave Hunt/Adrian Rogers inspired sermon offered up by Dr. Graham of Prestonwood Baptist Church down in Texas. Here’s the program.

Started off with some clips from the 1989 encounter I had with Robert Funk on a local radio station, and then moved over to Marcus Borg on “Bible and Tradition,” starting with a saying he repeats, “The Bible is true, and some of it happened.” Here’s the program.

Listened to portions of the Hitchens/Dembski debate on the existence and goodness of God. We were left wondering what a shallow defense of Mother Theresa had to do with the topic, and mourned the opening it gave Hitchens to conclude the debate most memorably. Theology matters, again. Then we took e-mail questions on a variety of topics, commented briefly on