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zip code four six zero three eight thank you for your support It's time for another edition of fighting for the faith.

Monday, February 28th, 2011.

Cannot believe that tomorrow is March.

Things kind of move quickly nowadays. Maybe just that I'm getting old,

creeping decrepitude. Every time you go around the sun, the next circuit seems to go just a smidge quicker.

What a mess.

Thank you for

for tuning in, you're listening to fighting for the faith.

My name is Chris Roseborough and I'm 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 to compare what people are saying in the name of

God to the word of God. Something that's on my mind. You're going to hear this in our sermon review today. But more and more I'm noticing that pastors and teachers, especially in the secret driven and purpose driven

camps, it's amazing to me this this habit that these guys are into and it's it's I even think that they're blind to it but it

I was see here's a deal I was listening to a Mark Batterson speech thatterson speech that he gave to a group of pastors.

It was at a pastors conference.

The name of the conference was Innovate Church and then they've renamed it this year the name of it is refuel and

last year Badderson was one of the speakers and the the lecture itself didn't make the

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