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Episode 297-The Gospel Coalitions Sex Article

March 8, 2023 No Comments

Disciple Up #297
The Gospel Coalition’s Sex Article
By Louie Marsh, 3-8-2023

An article was published on the Gospel Coalition’s website last week. It immediately drew criticism, even from people who don’t engage in online criticism like Rick Warren. In response, TGC published a PDF of the intro and first chapter of the as yet unpublished book to help “give context.”

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Episode 294-Is John MacArthur Enabling Abusers

February 15, 2023 No Comments

Disciple Up # 294
Is John MacArthur Enabling Abusers?
By Louie Marsh, 2-15-2023

Grace Community Church Rejected Elder’s Calls to ‘Do Justice’ in Abuse Case

While a former leader hopes for change, women who sought refuge in biblical counseling at John MacArthur’s church say they feared discipline for seeking safety from their abusive marriages.

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Episode 289-Where Did American Christmas Traditions Come From

December 21, 2022 No Comments

Disciple Up # 289
Where Did American Christmas Traditions Come From?
By Louie Marsh 12-21-2022

Older Christmas Episodes You Might Want to Listen to:

34 – What is Christmas All About
87- The non-Pagan Roots of Christmas
88 – Christ IS In X-Mas

https://broward.us/2022/12/14/unitarians-and-episcopalians-created-american-christmas/

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Episode 288-Preaching VS Cheerleading

December 14, 2022 No Comments

Disciple Up #288
Preaching VS. Cheerleading
By Louie Marsh, 12-14-2022

What is “cheerleading?” I’m defining it as the constant speaking of bromides, platitudes and cliches that we know everyone agrees with, in the place of real teaching and preaching. It also all too often takes the place of genuine fellowship as well.

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