Our topic for today is Calvinism. It’s a theology, a belief system, that’s had an impact on Christianity for about 500 years, depending who’s credited for starting it off.
Calvinism vs. Catholicism? with Jim McCarthy
December 11, 2015 • T.A. McMahon with James McCarthy
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What's New about the New Apostolic Reformation? with Chris Quintana
December 25, 2015 • T.A. Mcmahon with Chris Quintana
Our topic for this week and next is the development in Christendom called the New Apostolic Reformation. We'll also refer to it by its initials, NAR, as we discuss, again, this New Apostolic Reformation movement. Joining me to talk about this widespread movement within Christianity is Chris Quintana.
Calvinism vs. Catholicism? with Jim McCarthy (Part 2)
December 18, 2015 • T.A. McMahon with James McCarthy
Our topic is Calvinism. But we’re approaching it a little differently. This is not an apologetics thing. We’re not arguing back and forth about Calvinism. What Jim is helping me with is over the years, Calvinism is one of the most puzzling belief systems, and if you’re familiar with The Berean Call, you know we’ve looked at quite a few things.
Discerning "Biblical" Discernment with Ed Newby (Part 2)
December 4, 2015 • T.A. McMahon with Ed Newby
We’re dealing with things like the influence of evangelical Christians – or Christians per se – Christendom, because of our affinity for conservatism. And we are conservative, especially in comparison to the liberal ideas and views that are out there. But our concern is how influential are entities, whether they be talk show hosts, columnists, whatever they might be, how are they influencing us with regard to their conservative worldview – political? Social? Even moral, in some cases. How are they influencing those who claim to go by the Bible? And what we’ve seen, many have an affinity for conservative views to the point of making it part of their religious worldview. And that’s not good…from our perspective.