[fishtank]

P.S. That isn't my YouTube page, I just thought I'd post the link from there.

P.P.S. I'm not a 'preterist', nor am I "preterist global".

[mothball]

John MacArthur gets his wisdom from the Lord. One of the best pastors out there, and he doesn’t sugar coat anything.

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Thanks for the videos. I’ve heard good things about the conference and wanted to watch it myself. Tony Miano, by the way, attended as well. He used to work with the wonderful Ray Comfort at Living Waters ministry and is a good man (as far as any man can be called “good”). He was also the preacher recently caught and released over in the UK for the crime of preaching against homosexuality.

[Lee N. Field]

Audio and video available at the Strange Fire website.

I've listened to maybe 30-40% of it (Sproul, Mbewe, Lawson, Peters, Phil Johnson). Spot on, all of it, so far.

P.P.S. I'm not a 'preterist', nor am I "preterist global".

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[good1]

I think I have seen all the YouTube videos, including the Q and A sessions. It all has been very good and biblically accurate.

I wonder, though, about those who attend and watch who might be in a charismatic church, or one that is heading in that direction, as to how they should go about re-directing the leadership of their church to avoid further entanglement in this system of aberrant theology and ministry.

I especially thought the point made about how the modern music influences and opens the door of a church to allow in also the theology afterwards was spot-on accurate. I see many churches that, after embracing contemporary music, have no leg to stand on when they try to fend off the inevitable theological compromises that follow.