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And thank you for your support. It's time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith, Monday, August 29th, 2016.

All right, I'm going to start the week off by revisiting.

Andy Stanley, man, that sermon series is worse than I thought.

Thank you for tuning in, you're listening to Fighting for the Faith. My name is

Chris Roseboro. I am your servant in Jesus Christ and this is the program that

dishes up a daily dose of biblical discernment, the goal of which help you to think

biblically, help you to think critically, and help you slow down, stop.

Open up your Bible and compare what people are saying in the name of God to the word of God.

No shortage of crazy things being set out there and we take the time to actually put God's

word back into context. You sound biblical exegesis in good hermudics in order to

test and compare with the most popular pastors, preachers, teachers, conference speakers,

speakers, self-proclaimed prophets, prophetesses,

self-appointed apostles and opossilettes, and those generally put forward by the evangelical

industrial complex, as those who we need to be listening to, whose books we need to be buying

and whose small group curriculum we need to be studying instead of the Word of God.

Yeah, that's kind of how that works out. It always ends up being instead of.

And over and again, we demonstrate that what they are teaching does not square with what God's

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