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And thank you for your support. It's time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith Monday February 2nd, 2015. So did your church have a Super Bowl themed service yesterday? Mine didn't.

Silly me, I, how on earth am I supposed to be relevant, you know?

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 think critically

help you slow down

slow down stop open up your Bible and compare what people are saying in the name of God to

the word of God and there is no shortage of crazy things being said out there. We

apply the three basic rules of context context.

Yeah, it's really mostly that simple,

although some Bible twist take a little bit more than that.

But we apply context, sound biblical hermonutics and good biblical exegesis to see if what's being

petaled maybe that's the right way to put it being peddled by popular pastors pre preachers, conference speakers, authors if it squares with

what God's word says. Are we being taught sound by the doctrine? Are people who are

Christians when they go to their Christian bookstore, when they tune in to their favorite

church's internet website or webcast, are they being taught God's word correctly,

or are they being taught false doctrine.

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