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It's time.

It's time.

It's time. It's time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith, Friday, April 15, 2016. Now we're going to be doing a light episode. We have a lecture that we need to play and the purpose of that lecture is to lay some groundwork for some stuff

that we need to do in upcoming episodes of fighting for the faith I'll explain here

in a second. 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. of biblical Like we say there's no shortage of crazy things being set out there.

We actually take the time to open up God's word and do the comparative work.

Is what these people saying, does it square with God's word, or are they twisting it in generally teaching

for shameful gain the things that they ought not to teach. Now this is going to be

an interesting episode. We're going to be listening to a lecture delivered literally 11 years ago by Phil Johnson

and it's on the failure of fundamentalism and which I have you know I actually found this as a result of somebody recommending it to me

it's a little tough to find by the way audio on this but I found it and wow this is a lecture that we all need to listen to.

And there's a reason for it.

It's because fundamentalism is kind of a term now, of derision.

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