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Here we go. It's time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith, Thursday, January 12, 2012.

Day two of the Code Orange Revival,

otherwise known as the 12 days of heresy.

On the first day of heresy, Stephen Ferdic gave to me a sermon that was all about me. I wish I was clever enough to write that and one of

our listeners put that together. Thank you for tuning in your listening to fighting for the faith.

My name is Chris Rosebro and 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 compare what people are

saying in the name of God to the ward of God. Sadly, there is no shortage of

really crazy things being said about God and it's taking place in prominent

churches, flagship churches that are supposed to be, to represent the pinnacle, the apex of Christian churches, the so-called mega churches.

The problem is that many times in order to build a church or to grow a church to such a size, pastors have to, well, cut corners, make

compromises, alter the message a little bit, engage in some creative editing, you know, update the message

a little bit to be more relevant to where people are at right now.

And that's what we're seeing happening at Stephen Fertick's Code Orange

Revival. In fact, things are so bad yet it was such a miserable bad start to the code orange revival that I decided to dedicate the entire

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