In today’s video Brent Wilson fields questions about how dinosaur fossils fit into the Biblical narrative. We hope you listen and enjoy!
Fossils: How Do They Fit Into A Biblical Worldview? Q&A MP3 Link
Did dinosaurs walk with humans? In this sermon given at the 2019 Mid-MO study, evangelist Brent Wilson presents the evidence that dinosaurs did indeed live before and after the Biblical flood. We hope you will listen to this very informative presentation!
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Does the Bible teach that dinosaurs lived alongside human beings before and even perhaps after the flood? Is it scriptural to teach from the pulpit that Behemoth and Leviathan of the book of Job were dinosaurs? If they weren’t dinosaurs, how does the believer explain the multitude of dinosaur fossils? In this presentation from the March 2019 Mid-Mo Bible study, deacon Bart Shaw tackles this challenging and somewhat divisive subject. We hope you will listen with an open mind to this very topical sermon.
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Please enjoy this question and answer session which followed Roger Boone’s presentation on foreign evangelism. Roger ran out of time in his sermon before discussing how money is used in mission work, but in this Q&A he is asked about it and his full response it given.
The Biblical Pattern For Foreign Evangelism Q&A MP3 Link
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Before ascending back into Heaven, the Lord Jesus delivered these instructions to His disciples: “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature…” (Mark 16:15). Throughout the book of Acts proclaimers of Christ’s gospel can be seen fulfilling this commission. What can modern Christians learn from their approved example? How should Christians and congregations go about taking the gospel to all the nations? Find out in this excellent presentation from evangelist Roger Boone.