MP3 Available here This mp3 is a back up copy of the show before Internet recording became availabe. Our apologies for the sound quality
"For a few decades the most prominent leader within the religious movement known as “evangelicalism” has been evangelist Billy Graham. He is well known for his large evangelistic crusades that draw thousands of people. Billy Graham is a religious celebrity, and he is revered by millions of evangelical Christians around the world. Indeed, some evangelicals attribute their conversion to Christianity to the ministry of Rev. Graham... Billy Graham is a very successful and popular Christian leader. But success and popularity are not to be the standard for Christians. God’s Word, the Bible, is the standard, and by this standard Graham falls far short. It’s great that some people have turned to Christ through his ministry, but his Arminianism and other errors mark him as one who cannot receive support from Reformed Christians."
This discussion is important today because as we approach the day when Mr. Graham, now 91, can no longer participate in public Evangelism due to health reasons, or departs from this earth, those in power in the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association are faced with the question of who will carry the torch for this organization further into the third millennium, and whether or not Mr. Graham's flawed approach to evangelism will be championed or abandoned.
Today our guest Brad K. Gsell will document that this beloved hero of modern evangelicalism (and of Americans in general spanning religious affiliation):
- Insists that Modernists be included on Crusade Committees
- Includes Catholics and Non-Believing Jews on his Crusade Committees
- Sends converts back to Liberal Protestant & Roman Catholic Churches as well as the Synagogue
- Praised the USSR regarding its alleged support of authentically Christian Churches
- Substitutes man-made methods for God's methods
2 comments:
James! We want to hear this interview! What happened to the MP3?
When will mp3 file be available
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