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Wednesday, April 19th, 2018.

We're going to try to get three contestants in today.

I don't know how we're going to do this but we're going to try. Thank you for tuning in and 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, help you to slow down, stop, open up

your Bible and compare. Compare what people are saying in the name of God to the word of God. sadly there is no shortage and I mean that no

shortage of really crazy things being said out there and we take the time to

open up God's word to compare and contrast what the most popular pastors, preachers, teachers,

conference speakers, self-proclaimed prophets, prophet is the self-appointed apostles and

apostolate, and those generally put forward by the evangelical industrial complex as those whom we need to be listening to

Whose books apparently we need to be buying and whose small group curricula we should be studying instead of

the word of God yeah weird how the works over and again we demonstrate that the

steady diet of doctrine is far from what God's word says It's like not even close and we're in the middle and like dead center of our worst Easter

sermon of the year contest which you hold every year due to the fact that if you're going to spot false teaching sometimes

it takes a rude awakening by actually listening to a critique of an Easter sermon the one Sunday that you would expect your

pastor to preach on the vicarious penal substitutionary death and

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