Podcasts about ergun caner

Finally had the opportunity of doing the program again after a pretty challenging few weeks which included Urgent Care and ER visits, along with a lot of driving, teaching, etc. We talked about tomorrow night's debate with Leighton Flowers, and focused upon my thoughts about the Fisher-Slick debate from last week and what it revealed about the hearts of many. Then we reviewed the sad fact that Ergun Caner, fourteen years down the road, continues to pretend he was something he never was. A truly sad story.

Finally had the opportunity of doing the program again after a pretty challenging few weeks which included Urgent Care and ER visits, along with a lot of driving, teaching, etc. We talked about tomorrow night's debate with Leighton Flowers, and focused upon my thoughts about the Fisher/Slick debate from last week and what it revealed about the hearts of many. Then we reviewed the sad fact that Ergun Caner, fourteen years down the road, continues to pretend he was something he never was. A truly sad story.

Finally had the opportunity of doing the program again after a pretty challenging few weeks which included Urgent Care and ER visits, along with a lot of driving, teaching, etc. We talked about tomorrow night's debate with Leighton Flowers, and focused upon my thoughts about the Fisher-Slick debate from last week and what it revealed about the hearts of many. Then we reviewed the sad fact that Ergun Caner, fourteen years down the road, continues to pretend he was something he never was. A truly sad story.

Bucky continues his conversation with professor and apologist, Dr. Ergun Caner. In Part Two they discuss four questions every religion must answer, why pain and suffering exist, and more. Listen to Episode 216 to hear Part One of this interview.

Bucky talks with Dr. Ergun Caner, Dean of The Graduate School of Theology at Arlington Baptist University in Arlington, Texas. Dr. Caner is a well-known voice in modern apologetics. In his words, apologetics seeks to answer the nagging questions about the Bible and Christianity in a cohesive way. This is Part One of two. 

Dr. Ergun Caner joins Aaron & Ed to talk apologetics.

1. Seth completes his review of Matthew 16 examining the glory of the Son of Man.2. Seth answers a question about the Holy Spirit.3. Seth discusses the so-called "restoration" of Johnny Hunt.

Jordan “JD” Hall has been removed from office at Fellowship Baptist Church in Sidney, Montana. He is now under church discipline and has been separated from his pulpit, and also his platform at Protestia.com. Even as I talk about his downfall, I find myself not happy to be proven right about it. Actually, I am sad to see that so many continue following and embracing Hall to the last, and that so many others who knew better have preferred to keep quiet their concerns about him for fear of repercussions and blowback. The trouble with being proven right about Hall is that the thing I said would happen has happened, and will happen even more. That is, the causes Hall has associated himself with he has not brought credibility to, nor have they given him credibility in the minds of those who know better. But Hall has tarnished the validity and rightness of good causes he's touched. Plenty who know better have kept on allying themselves with him, and have called refusals to join in where they did so – like I stated before we moved to Montana – juvenile and childish. And for what? Because Hall “is a fighter.” Well, so is a mad dog. And that's what I told them he was for a long time. But they didn't want to hear it because he was their mad dog. Now he's bitten them. So you can see how well that worked out. But there is also a frustration I feel at the hypocrisy of those who were happy to sick Hall on their political opponents inside and outside the church, seizing on any loose bit of gossip about them, then inflating such through conjecture and hyperbole, then roundly pronouncing anathemas and sending them off to Hell and ill repute in the minds of his followers. Yet in moments like this where there is so much more a guarded treatment of the scandal about Hall, a very obvious partiality is apparent. And I sincerely do not understand how that inconsistency is supposed to be respectable. This man bullied the 15-year-old son of Ergun Caner to the point of suicide, and caused men and women I knew in Sidney when we lived there to literally fear for their lives. As my eldest son will be 15 next month, I shudder that Hall's time as pastor of Fellowship Baptist Church was not concluded years ago. His nature has been known a long time! But some didn't want to believe their eyes and ears. And others were simply too afraid to stop him. Or else they thought they needed him too much. This man caused a former co-worker of mine who attended his church – even moved his family across the country to attend Hall's church – to call me up on my way home from work one day to ask if I could meet him and his wife at their home. I'll never forget the fear in their eyes when they asked me to alert the FBI if they suddenly disappeared. Whether this was paranoia on their part, I don't know. But the church should be a place you can go to tell the authorities about out-of-control civil authorities. It should never be the other way around. The fact that more than one person I've known who attended Fellowship Baptist Church left on such terms that they sincerely expressed a fear for their physical safety disturbs me greatly - no less when I consider that other discernment ministry bloggers and celebrity pastors have associated themselves with Hall over the years, and lent him credibility by their association. But this here is what is broken in the American church today, as well as in too many pockets of American society. Unfortunately that includes rural Eastern Montana where many of the long-time inhabitants learned long ago that there can be a darker and more frightening aspect to living a long way from civilization. Don't misunderstand me. I like fighters. But without apology I prefer fighters who are fighting what is evil and defending what is good, not those who either cannot or will not distinguish between the two when their hubris and ambition get in the way. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/support

In today's episode, Tyler interviews Dr. Ergun Caner.A renowned apologist, author of several books, including co-authoring "The Encyclopedia of Apologetics."Dr. Caner talks about the events that are happening in our world today, such as Russia/Ukraine. There is more going on there than meets the eye.TOPICS DISCUSSED:He introduces a new idea that is on the rise called "Apatheticism."Is there a new wave of atheism and agnosticism? What makes this different than the others?How can Christian parents lead their kids to engage in this culture but still be firm in their faith?How can pastors lead their congregation to get involved in the discussion and make an impact for Jesus?This is a can't miss episode that you WILL want to share with your friends.befirmlyplanted.com#apologetics #faith #atheism #Russia

This week's guest is Dr. Ergun Caner, who shares his story of being a Muslim who came to Jesus Christ, as well as how he has dealt with the loss of a child to suicide. It's an entertaining and very inspiring conversation! Dr. Caner shared his contact information for those who facing the suicide of a child: Email: ecaner@abu.edu Cell: 817-229-9263

Dr. Ergun Caner, Asa Walker, June Sonntag, and Nick Carter field questions submitted by students at Summer Camp 2019. Topics ranged from the politics, homosexuality, denominational differences, the problem of evil, and more.

Guest Speaker Dr. Ergun Caner delivers a brilliant sermon on one of the unsung heroes of John chapter 6.

Guest Speaker Dr. Ergun Caner delivers a brilliant sermon on one of the unsung heroes of John chapter 6.

Divorce. Adultery. Sexting. Racism. Fake life story. And yet, Caner is still around. Pulpit & Pen's Daily Update For July 9, 2018 Ergun Caner to Appear with Robert Jeffress at 'Camp Meeting' Hear More Archived Episodes of The Pulpit & Pen Daily Updates & Polemics Report – HERE Visit JD Hall’s Polemics Report Page – HERE Visit JD Hall’s Pulpit and Pen Page – HERE Check Out Other BTWN podcasts – HERE  

Adults and students (5th through 12th grade) are invited to an illuminating presentation by professor and author Ergun Caner. He will be discussing what differentiates Christianity from the other major world religions. Ergun will also recount his conversion story from Islam and delve into Christian apologetics. (Apologetics can be summarized as the reason and evidence that Christianity is true and the communication of that truth to the world.

Adults and students (5th through 12th grade) are invited to an illuminating presentation by professor and author Ergun Caner. He will be discussing what differentiates Christianity from the other major world religions. Ergun will also recount his conversion story from Islam and delve into Christian apologetics. (Apologetics can be summarized as the reason and evidence that Christianity is true and the communication of that truth to the world.) Ergun will help answer questions such as: • How should a Christ-follower respond to today’s climate of religious diversity? • Is it possible to understand the beliefs and assumptions of other faiths? • How can we share the good news with those who follow other belief systems? It promises to be an educational evening for all, equipping you to address today’s current culture with compassion and truth. This is also a great chance to get connected with others who attend Horizon as we enjoy a complimentary dinner together.

"Johnny Hunt, Profaning His Pulpit" Original Air Date: July 2014 On today's program, JD talks about Kenneth Copeland's eulogy for Tony Palmer and some under cover audio from a Planned Parenthood clinic giving advice on sadomasochism to a reported 15 year-old. Then, A Voice in the Wilderness Segment (combined with a Radio Free SBC) calling Johnny Hunt and FBC Woodstock to repent for inviting Ergun Caner to preach this Sunday - with an interview from one of Hunt's church members who plans to protest Caner's sermon. Hear More Archived Episodes of The Polemics Report - HERE Visit JD Hall's Polemics Report Page - HERE Visit JD Hall's Pulpit and Pen Page - HERE Check Out Other BTWN podcasts - HERE

Special Episode: Johnny Hunt Security Kicks Out Church Member over Ergun Caner Original Air Date: July 27, 2014 A special Sunday edition of the Pulpit & Pen Program, FBC Woodstock and Johnny Hunt's security team escorts church member off property for "spewing hate" before he had chance to engage Ergun Caner. This happened earlier today, July 27 2014. In this special episode, JD interviews that church member about his treatment at the hands of FBC Woodstock and its leadership. Hear More Archived Episodes of The Polemics Report - HERE Visit JD Hall's Polemics Report Page - HERE Visit JD Hall's Pulpit and Pen Page - HERE Check Out Other BTWN podcasts - HERE

Original Air Date: June 5, 2014 On today's episode, JD does some 'housekeeping' and gives additional info concerning recent reporting, including that the reporting on Danny Cortez has not been exactly accurate and more on the possible gag-order on Mohler concerning Ergun Caner. JD then talks about Brad Whitt and Peter Lumpkins low-blow tweets pointing out that the recently released Army deserter and P.O.W. was raised Presbyterian and therefore, Calvinism might to blame for his desertion. Then, JD discusses Beyonce's pastor sticking up for her entertainment 'style' and finally, he plays a song 'Jesus is my boyfriend' and covers a bizarre advertisement in the Louisiana Baptist State Inquisition's newspaper, the Baptist Message in the Daily #DOWNGRADE.

Original Air Date: July 1, 2014 In today's episode, JD plays the Ergun Caner video talking about the accrediting agency putting his college in 'the timeout chair' and provides commentary. He then plays his message at the 2014 RefMT conference and then tackles a few more news articles before getting to the Daily #DOWNGRADE, which is a discussion of Mark Batterson's 'Circle Maker.'    

Original Air Date: June 4, 2014 On today's program, JD reports on an SBC professor fired because his 'magnificent beard' was used by a brewery on their beer cans (without his knowledge). JD also discusses Tylor Standley of WBC (Jordan's alma mater, previously discussed with Chris Rosebrough) who has declared himself an Open Theist. After briefly discussing Peter Lumpkins and speculation about Al Mohler's silence concerning Ergun Caner, JD launches into a Daily #DOWNGRADE segment with an audio clip of a pastor flipping out on his congregation, but is torn about whether it's #DOWNGRADE or Upgrade. He asks for your opinion in the Sermon Bunker.

This week on the show: We have a very special guest, our presbyterian friend Billy Jacobson from Liberty University. We discuss Ergun Caner, common grace, Nintendo 3DS, best and worst of 2013, and Mark Wahlberg's love of nature. We Laugh, we cry and we try to keep Billy from baptizing our children.

The Smoky Mountain Student Bible Conference 2013 is the place to be! This year’s conference, themed “Nothing to Lose,” provides an excellent opportunity for Christian students to get inspired and to recharge their passion for serving Christ. In attendance will be excellent speakers and top notch entertainment. Speakers include Scott Dawson, David Nasser, Ergun Caner, […] The post Smoky Mountain Student Bible Conference 2013 appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

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• Dr. Ergun Caner (Echmed the Fake Terrorist) Reemerges • William Tapely Update • Family Radio Officially Explains What Happened on May 21st • Sermon Review: Staying in Love: The Juno Dilemma by Andy Stanley, North Point Church

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