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Total Depravity is Not a Uniquely Christian Doctrine
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From the 2015 TANC Conference – John Immel, Session 3John Immel challenges R.C. Sproul’s contention that “total depravity” and human inability are concepts unique to “christianity”.
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Acts Lesson 61
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Lesson 61 – Listen Live at 7:00 PM, August 18, 2015
Join us each Tuesday night at 7:00 PM as the host, Andy Young, leads a verse by verse exegetical study of the Book of Acts.
In tonight’s lesson, Paul remains in Roman custody. Facing his accusers once again, he repeats his testimony before the new governor of Judea Province, Porcius…
Acts Lesson 63
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Lesson 63 – Listen Live 7:00PM, October 6, 2015
Join us each Tuesday night at 7:00 PM as the host, Andy Young, leads a verse by verse exegetical study of the Book of Acts.
In tonight’s lesson, Paul gives his testimony before King Agrippa and the local Roman officials.
Tonight’s Text – Acts 26
Acts Lesson 60
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Lesson 60 – Listen Live at 7:00 PM, August 4, 2015
Join us each Tuesday night at 7:00 PM as the host, Andy Young, leads a verse by verse exegetical study of the Book of Acts.
In tonight’s lesson, Paul faces his accusers and gives his testimony before Felix, the Governor of Judea Province.
Acts 23:31 – 24:23
Identifying the Symptom but Missing the Cause.
Steve Deace is a contributor to Glenn Beck’s “Blaze Media” group. Like too many conservatives, he properly identifies the symptom but fails to understand the problem. If one believes that man is “totally depraved”, then it stands to reason that one believes man must be compelled to take action for good. When a politician or pastor (same thing) speaks, never listen to what they say. Pay attention…
