Spent an hour with Michael Brown today discussing his new book, Can You Be Gay and Christian? Covered a pretty wide variety of important subjects regarding homosexuality, so don’t miss this one! Only had one brief “Skypiccup” as well. Thanks for your time, Michael!
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I was going to do things the opposite direction, but Rich’s call got me onto the topic of Molinism, so I spent a good portion of the first hour responding to Zachary Lawson’s comments found here. Then I moved over to reviewing Michael Rood’s comments about John 6:4, found here. A bit eclectic, but hopefully helpful! Here is the YouTube
Continuing the discussion from back on May 16th in London on predestination. I actually got to make a comment on the universalist caller here as the first hour came to a close. Tony Lane of the London School of Theology had to leave after this portion, so the rest of the discussion was between myself, Edward Buama, and the callers.
Today on the Dividing Line we spent about an hour on this video from Steven Anderson, taking a few side-streets along the way, and then moved on to this episode of Reasonable Faith with William Lane Craig. Was joined by Squirrel, aka, Gene Clyatt, from way up in the frozen North.
Did the program live from my hotel room in Pryor, Oklahoma via Skype…and it worked this time! Yay! Talked about Laren Daigle, Ed Shaw, and the covered Hebrews 2:9 in light of the comments posted by Steven Anderson on the subject of the atonement. Enjoy! Here is the YouTube link: Live Video Stream The Dividing Line is on YouTube video.
This will be my only program this week—don’t worry, we have a special guest filling in on Thursday (I have to head out of town quickly). So we went long, a full two hours. Covered a ton of topics from Pope Francis’ call for “believers of all religions” to join in asking God to “help us” with coronavirus, Dan Barker’s
I was joined my Michael Brown today to discuss his new book, Outlasting the Gay Revolution. I had read the book a few months ago, and it is now available. We discussed the principles he lays out for a “multi-generational approach” to the subject. We covered that during the first 45 minutes, and then we discussed two issues together, one a
Well, I need to warn you ahead of time: Rich surprised me with a new, uh, shall we say, powerful version of the Radio Free Geneva theme. I had not heard it till today! So that got us going for a review of the outrageous article that appeared on the SBC Today website on July 20th by Dr. Coxe of
Did a review of four Unbelievable Radio programs to start off the program, discussing presuppositional apologetics, Victor Stenger, and a “liberal” who denied the resurrection of Christ (all programs I listened to this morning while on a 70 mile ride). You can listen to Justin’s program here, but since that airs in London, you can subscribe to the podcast as
