It's time for another edition of fighting for the faith.

It is April 22nd, 2009.

Oh, and man, do I have a wild hair?

I've got a... Oh, and man, do I have a wild hair?

I've got a crazy idea running through my mind.

After I explain it to you you might want to take me outside the city gates and stone me as a heretic. All right. You're listening to fighting for the faith. My name is Chris Roseboro and I am your servant in Jesus Christ and this is a program that dishes up a

daily dose of biblical discernment, the goal of which is to help you to think

biblically and to help you to think critically, and to compare what people are saying in the name of

Jesus Christ, in the name of Christianity, in the name of God, in the name of religion to the

word of God.

Why?

Because God's word is true and men happen to have a tendency to become liars. Now this little exercise that we

engage in also includes you comparing what I say in scriptures, compare what I say to

the scriptures.

Today's program is going to be again a little bit different.

Yesterday we did a parry noble twin spin that is that we reviewed two of parry nobles sermons

back to back his Easter sermon and his week after Easter sermon. His Easter sermon had some merit but there was some problems because he talked about the fact that Jesus came to give us an abundant life,

not comfortable with that language whatsoever, at least the way he was using it.

And at the end of it he had an altar call.

And then the following week he was proud to announce that 322 people had accepted the Lord, had walked the Isle, had

asked Jesus into their hearts.

And I have to tell you, the last two sermons that we've reviewed here on fighting for the faith actual sermons was

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