Episode 2: What are some basic beliefs that characterize the Emergent Church movement, and what would the Emergent movement propose that we do in order to communicate the message of the gospel to unbelievers?

When studying the Emergent Church, we must first ask: “What exactly is postmodernism, and where did it come from?”  Join us for a very brief lesson on the history of philosophy.  For a much more in-depth discussion of this subject, please pick up R. Scott Smith’s book, “Truth and the New Kind of Christian.”

Guess what!?  We’re starting up a new study!  Listen to this lesson to find out what book we’re studying…and to get your first homework assignment.  😉

In this prelude to the Deconstructing the Deconstructors series, we’ll look at how the “implosion” technique works, and how to identify a self-defeating statement.

How can an all-loving God send anyone to hell for eternity?  Does the Bible teach this?  Should we get the hell out of here?  An introduction to the dilemma that arises from the doctrine of hell.

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In accordance with His all-loving nature, God extends the invitation of mercy to all.

Is it possible for God to love some more than others?  Does the Bible teach that God hates some people?  Join us as we talk about the nature of God’s love, and how this issue demonstrates that Strong Calvinism is fundamentally wrong.

God is ultimate and infinite truth, and is incapable of lying or instructing others to be less than entirely truthful.

We affirm that God is perfect in all of His ways – morally and otherwise.