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And thank you for your support. It's time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith Tuesday, December 9, 2014. All right. I think we got last second notes here.

Okay. Thank you for

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

My name is Chris Rosebrough.

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 think biblically help you think critically

and help you compare what people are saying in the name of God to the word of God and

sadly there is no shortage of crazy things being set out there.

We take the time to slow down, stop, open up our Bibles and see if what people are saying

actually squares with God's word. Now one of the things that we cover here

at fighting for the faith is this thing we lovingly refer to as Narsa Jesus.

Narsa Jesus was two words stuck together and I forget the listener who actually is the one who came up with the term.

I was describing it as narcissistic ice to Jesus and I received an email and somebody said,

you know, hey, that's Nararsa Jesus. But yeah, two words,

narcissism, which is, you know, self-love, falling in love with yourself in the mirror,

so to speak, we all know the story of narcissists. And then the other one is Isogeses. Isegeses is, well, it's a form of

twisting God's word. You're supposed to read out what God's word says that's called exegesis and Iseegesis

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