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Polemics Report 099 | Eternal Lordship of Christ and the Incarnational Lordship of Christ
Pulpit & Pen Program, May 15, 2014
In today's episode, JD talks about Caner losing his second lawsuit, this time to Jonathan Autry. The judge unleashes on Caner, using the terms "ludicrous," "outlandish," and "bizarre" to describe his arguments. The judges also discusses the frivolous, pointless nature of his lawsuit and also eludes to the reason Caner was suing him - in relation to his lies (which the judge also thankfully lines out for us). Then, JD plays a clip from his message this past Sunday, distinguishing the differences between the Eternal Lordship of Christ and the Incarnational Lordship of Christ and explains which one is the Biblical position. In the Daily #DOWNGRADE, JD uses an article from Sola Sisters to discuss a book by Ann Voscamp in which she recalls her romantic relationship with God and JD reminds us that "Jesus is not your boyfriend."
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By Bible Thumping Wingnut NetworkPulpit & Pen Program, May 15, 2014
In today's episode, JD talks about Caner losing his second lawsuit, this time to Jonathan Autry. The judge unleashes on Caner, using the terms "ludicrous," "outlandish," and "bizarre" to describe his arguments. The judges also discusses the frivolous, pointless nature of his lawsuit and also eludes to the reason Caner was suing him - in relation to his lies (which the judge also thankfully lines out for us). Then, JD plays a clip from his message this past Sunday, distinguishing the differences between the Eternal Lordship of Christ and the Incarnational Lordship of Christ and explains which one is the Biblical position. In the Daily #DOWNGRADE, JD uses an article from Sola Sisters to discuss a book by Ann Voscamp in which she recalls her romantic relationship with God and JD reminds us that "Jesus is not your boyfriend."