We are back on the road! Came to you live from somewhere in the wilds of Texas today, will be in Houston tomorrow with the “What is Marriage?” debate on Wednesday. Talked about some new plans we have for the travel portion of the ministry, then looked at JD Greear’s comments on the failure of the church to be a “safe place” for teenagers to “come out.” Looked briefly at some comments from Dr. Fesko against Dr. Van Til that will not age well, and then listened to the first question in a panel Q&A from 2015 where fundamentalist pastors pretend to answer questions about Calvinism. The full video will make a great Radio Free Geneva soon!
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