My pal, Lyndon Unger, recently had the opportunity to present a series of lectures on the renewal/Pentecostal/charismatic movement. The entire conference, which had speakers addressing a wide range of subjects, is available on line to download,
2015 Last Days Bible Conference
Lyndon’s specific lectures were,
The History of the Charismatic Movement
The Heresies of the Charismatic Movement
A Biblical Understanding of Tongues, Healings, and Prophecies
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Downloaded and queued up in my phone. Thanks.
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I was going to toss these links up when they came up, but Fred Butler already did! Here is the audio from the conference! Enjoy!
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Wow thanks for sharing this and putting it up all in one post Fred!
Oh boy. I listened to the first two lectures and realized that I’m actually MORE rusty than I thought when it comes to public speaking.
Yikes.
And for those who hear it and catch it, teeth are made of calcium, not fluoride.
Some days, I’m my own worst enemy.
Great 1st session! I kept thinking about the parallel movement of the USA backward in morality as the church became less and less able to affect society and culture for God. Correlation does not always imply causation, but I couldn’t avoid seeing the parallels.
Your over-education makes you seem unapproachable.
Rustiness makes you more like-able. :)
Just be glad the word is getting out. I sent this to my entire local church and encouraged them to listen.
Thanks Michael!
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Fred Butler shared the files to MennoKnight’s recent talk given for the 2015 Last Days Bible Conference. Enjoy the fruit of his research!
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Part three has a big error. He says Jesus took Luke with him; having a doctor with him made it impossible to fake miraculous healings.
Yes. He put up a post about it during the weekend of the conference explaining the mistake. https://mennoknight.wordpress.com/2015/04/25/hall-of-shame-always-follow-your-notes/
Good. I’m listening to the last part now.
Still, I think his idea that Luke was with Jesus is totally wrong; I think Luke would have stated that in his gospel rather than saying what he was writing was a result of thorough research.
If you read Lyndon’s post, he explains all of what he was thinking, or mis-thinking, and why.
I did read it, which is why I disagree with his idea that Luke was with Jesus.
Leaky Cessationist, huh? I’m interested in more development of that term…I’m only on lecture 2 still.
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