It's time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith.

It is Monday, July 13, 2009.

And it ought to prove to be an interesting program.

As, well, every one of our programs proves to be interesting. interesting. All right. You are listening to fighting for the faith. My name is Chris Roseboro

and I am your servant in Jesus Christ dishing up a daily dose of biblical discernment.

I am also the chief of sinners.

So if you think that fighting for the faith is all about me teaching you how to be more moral and you know as if I have discovered the secrets to

living the victorious Christian life the three easy steps that if you just apply them you know then you will experience victory in

your life you're listening to the wrong program like I said I am the chief of

sinners and I'm here not to proclaim myself righteous or to give you steps where you can make yourself

righteous. Instead, I'm here to proclaim the good news of Christ crucified for your sins.

That's really what this program is about.

Well, we've got an interesting program today for a Monday afternoon, if you would.

Let's see here, as far as topics are concerned may not sound like a lot

yesterday the Episcopal Church at their convention and over at Anaheim they

over rode the the ban on gay bishops We're going to talk about that. Play some

audio from a video from Integra TV. Integra TV is one of the groups there at, well, the Episcopal Church.

And they're all about the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender crowd in the Episcopal Church.

And John Richardson, one of the openly homosexual members of Integra TV, he has something to say about what's going on with the Episcopal Church.

We'll be playing his comments and doing a little bit of comparative work.

And then we will then ask the question, is Rick Warren the Christian equivalent

of Neville Chamberlain?

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