Time for another edition of fighting for the faith.

You know, reviewing yesterday's show, that was just perfectly awful.

Um, hard to listen to.

John. to. John, who's our production guy here at the studio, he's nodding his head in agreement.

Yes, sir. That was just really rough.

Don't understand why we're, uh, Chucking the Word of God in favor of, um,

Dr. Seuss's stories.

We're going to tie up some loose ends about that today.

Welcome to fighting for the faith.

My name is Chris Rosebro, and I am your servant in Christ.

My job on this program, my vocation here on fighting for the

faith is to serve up a daily dose of biblical discernment to find wild ideas that are not in conformity with the gospel and make them

obedient to Christ. Yeah, it's a biblical concept. Look it up.

Look it up in your Bible. It's true. Oh man yesterday's show was really

hard to listen to. We have a little bit more of the same that we're going to go through,

although we're going to listen to another Dr. Seuss sermon, but it's not nearly as bad as

are as blasphemous as what we heard yesterday from the Horton Hatches and Egg sermon.

And the reason I want you guys to hear this next one

is because it really is a good example.

It's a good example of how purpose-driven preaching preaches about you and fills your head up with delusions of grandeur

rather than doing what Christ calls us to do. In Luke 24, Jesus says that repentance and the forgiveness of sins will be proclaimed to every nation.

Repentance and the forgiveness of sins.

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