The Next 500 Years: 2017 National Conference
A questions and answers session with Drs. John MacArthur, Albert Mohler and R.C. Sproul.
Questions:
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Dr. MacArthur, can you tell us about the Shepherds Conference? (1:09)
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How do you explain the term “Reformed" to a someone unfamiliar to Reformed teaching? (2:34)
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Is our still heart deceitfully wicked after we are born again? (4:47)
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How should I share the gospel when it could cost me my job? (7:08)
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Is it biblical to say God "loves you" to believers and nonbelievers alike? (9:32)
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What does it mean when we confess that Jesus has a reasonable soul? (13:05)
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Dr. MacArthur, you spoke at 2016 Shepherds Conference about clergy malpractice. What did you mean by that? (17:08)
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How can I best prepare students to live their faith out in public schools? (19:17)
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How do I counsel a Reformed mother who is married to a Roman Catholic? (22:25)
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With the rise of seeker-sensitive churches, how do we understand biblically 'seeking' God? (25:02)
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How do you define a false teacher? How much error is needed before they are considered false? (32:23)
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How is the current cultural climate forcing the "mushy middle" out of the church? (35:55)
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Giving the failure of ecumenical movements, how do you promote unity in doctrine? (37:59)
Note: Answers given reflect the views of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Dr. R.C. Sproul and Ligonier Ministries. Here is our Statement of Faith.
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John MacArthur
Dr. Stephen J. Nichols is president of Reformation Bible College, chief academic officer for Ligonier Ministries, and a Ligonier Ministries teaching fellow. He is host of the podcasts 5 Minutes in Church History and Open Book. He has written more than twenty books, including Peace, A Time for Confidence, and R.C. Sproul: A Life and volumes in the Guided Tour series on Jonathan Edwards, Martin Luther, and J. Gresham Machen. He is coeditor of The Legacy of Luther and general editor of the Church History Study Bible.
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