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  • Prince Caspian and Mark Driscoll

    Don’t let the title mislead you. There is no direct connection between Prince Caspian and Mark Driscoll. But on todays program Mikes daughter Lillian gives her opinion of the latest Chronicles of Narnia film. Then, Mike examines an upcoming Mark Driscoll appearance in Australia called Burn Your Plastic Jesus, which is described as “taking a blowtorch” [...]

    Theology 101-Positivism

    “To trust God in matters of things unseen is not a matter of blind faith. It is not credulity. it is a reasonable faith”, R.C. Sproul, Lifeviews
    On this week’s installment of Theology 101, Mike and Pastor Scott Reiber discuss the philosophy of Positivism, commonly understood as “seeing is believing”. They address questions such as Where [...]

    Liberties, Podcasting & Controversy

    On this program Mike revisits a recent interview with Michael Johnson of the Alliance Defense Fund. Plus, he comments on two surveys, dealing with the popularity of podcasts among Christians, and an international study that says many people are illiterate concerning Scripture. Lastly, Mike shares a quote by Will Metzger on controversy is sometimes a [...]

    Purpose Driven Update

    On this program, Mike gives an update on the Purpose Driven Life church growth movement, offering audio clips from Rick Warren on the keys to chruch growth. Also, Mike offers some comparions between comments by Mark Driscoll on the core of the Gospel and comments made during the recent PD Pastors Conference.
     Additional resources:

    ChristianPost.com-Driscoll on Sound Doctrine
    ChristianPost.com-PDL [...]

    Great Audio from the MCP Archives

    Mike does an audio house cleaning today, sharing great classic audio from Paul Washer, Mark Driscoll, John MacArthur, John Piper, Alistair Begg and more. Plus great Sermon Jams production featuring John Piper on Checking Yourself, and Mark Driscoll on American Idols. Plus Mike reads a few emails from listeners.
     Additional resources:

    1031 Sermon jams.com
    Paul Washer-Heart Cry Missionary Society 

    Theology 101-Pragmatism, Pt 2

    In the Gospel of John 17:17, the Lord Jesus said, “Sanctify them [1] in the truth; Your word is truth.” Mike and Pastor Scott Reiber continue their study on the subject of worldviews, concluding their discussion on pragmatism. Is truth that which works? What do many say that Christianity is not practical? How prevalent is pragmatism in contemporary Christianity?
    Additional resources:

    Westminster [...]

    Truth over Error

    In this repeat broadast…Jesus said in John 17:17, “…Thy Word is Truth.” Are we certain of the what the Truth, the Gospel, is, and are we being faithful in proclaiming it? And…do we focus more on exposing error than proclaiming the Truth? On this program, Mike takes a look at these topics, plus shares a [...]

    The Most Attacked Doctrine

    Dr. John MacArthur calls the doctrine of Total Depravity the “most attacked doctrine in the Christian faith. It is the most depised doctrine and consequently is the most distinctly Christian doctrine.” On this program, Mike examines the doctrine that man is spiritually dead and thus unable and unwilling to come to God, apart from the [...]

    Challenging the caricatures of Calvinism

    In this repeat broadcast, Mike shares an article by Dr. Thomas Ascol of Founder Ministries  in which he writes,” I hope I live long enough to see the day when the common caricatures of the doctrines of sovereign grace have been so widely exposed that any self-respecting preacher will be ashamed to keep serving them up [...]

    The Shack,Being Protestant & Emails

    On todays program, Mike shares an audio clip of a sermon by Mark Driscoll on the book The Shack, and its heretical teachings. Also, discussion on a recent Christianity Today interview by Collin Hansen with Dr. David Wells, concerning his new book The Courage to be Protestant; then  Mike addresses listener email dealing with worship and [...]

    Revisting Lakeshore

    In this repeat broadcast, we share our experience of being at Lakeshore Baptist Church recently and seeing firsthand the ministry that is ongoing there for victims of Hurricane Katrina that devastated the area in 2005. On today’s program, we let you hear the voices, the testimonies and the sounds from Lakeshore, including conversations with Ruth Boyd and [...]

    WOF Update with Justin Peters

    Mike welcomes back evangelist Justin Peters, considered by many, to be an authority on the Word of Faith movement. On todays program, Justin shares an update on his ministry as well as updates including the issue of congressional request for financials on certain ministries and the “Lakeland Revival”. Also, Mike and Justin offer perspective on [...]

    Should we be surprised?

    Mike introduces a new theme on the program, Should we be surprised?, as he examines various topics, issues and events concerning the lostness of a lost person, or the state of “carnal Christians”, that may be shocking, sad and outrageous, but not surprising. Mike’s examples include comments by pastors about why many church members have little or [...]

    “Lost” Christians & Evangelicals?

    “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” John 8:36
    Mike discusses two articles dealing again with definitions, scriptural definitions. Can or will a person truly converted “leave the faith”? Should not all Christians be evangelical? Do evangelicals have an image problem, or is all this a case of “nothing new under [...]

    Theology 101-Pragmatism

    Dr. R.C. Sproul once said, “Modern man wastes little time thinking about ultimate or religious questions. The pragmatist is basicalkly skeptical or agnostic about man’s ability to discover ultimate truth…” On this program, Mike and Pastor Scott Reiber discuss the philospohy of pragmatism, or ‘the end justify the means’, contrasting how Christianity and its competitors [...]