Just want to give everyone a head’s up concerning the upcoming debate on Original Sin! It’s going to be great! It will be a week from today, 12/20/2008 from 4pm-6pm Eastern Standard Time. The debate will be between Kerrigan Skelly and a Calvinist Pastor from New Jersey named Pat. More information on the Pastor right before the debate. Here’s what the debate will look like:
-Jesse Morrell (moderator) gives brief Bio Info on both Debaters
-10 min. Opening Statement from Pat
-10 min. Opening Statement from Kerrigan
-7 min. Rebuttal from Pat
-7 min. Rebuttal from Kerrigan
-5 min. Pat cross examines Kerrigan
-5 min. Kerrigan cross examines Pat
-7 min. Rebuttal from Pat
-7 min. Rebuttal from Kerrigan
-5 min. Pat cross examines Kerrigan
-5 min. Kerrigan cross examines Pat
-10 min. of Closing Statements from Pat
-10 min. of Closing Statements from Kerrigan
The remainder of the show (about 30 min.) will be used to take questions from callers. Each caller will only be able to ask one question. The person that the question is directed at has 2 min. to answer the question and then the opponent has 1 min. to respond. We will take questions until the 2 hour mark or until people stop calling. If no one calls or calls stop before the 2 hour mark, then Pastor Pat will be free to go and Jesse, Kerrigan and John will discuss the debate.
Rules: The opening statements are generally a positive case for what the debater DOES believe. The rebuttals are responses to opening statements and to cross examinations. Cross examination time is to be used to ask the other person questions, not to continue with a lecture style response. Closing statements are open for anything and everything except asking the other person questions. We will discuss the topic of Original Sin, not Unconditional Election, Open Theism, Conditional Security, Once Save Always Saved, the Atonement or anything else. This debate is to be focused on this topic alone.
Join us for this debate on a controversial subject! At the least, it is sure to make you think and re-think what you believe concerning this issue. Just listen or take the time to ask a question at the end. It’s going to be great!
CLICK HERE FOR THE DEBATE
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This past week’s show was started by us talking about our last week’s worth of ministry. Jesse and his wife were still in Florida preaching the Gospel, but they will actually be in NC by tomorrow night (Friday, 11/14). John and I went and met with a brother in Charleston, SC to preach the Gospel to the students at the College of Charleston. It was really rowdy the first day as the students defended their sin and professing
“christians” defended sin and sinners instead of rebuking them and calling them to repentance. The school newspaper actually published an article about our first day at the school. You can read that by
what it means. Then we looked at from the perspective of logic, justice and the Bible. It was found wanting! We discussed it pretty thoroughly. Finally, we discussed the second question of the week: When Paul said that he was the chief of sinners in 1 Timothy 1:15, was he talking about his present state? Was Paul presently the worst sinner on the face of the earth? Or was he talking about his past and his persecution of the Church. So many professing “Christians” use this Scripture as a way to justify sin in their own lives. What would be the implications of Paul presently being the worst sinner on the face of the earth while writing 1 Timothy? It is crucial to understand this passage! Your eternity may depend on it! To listen to this episode of Refining Fire Radio, click below:



Obama. I think that most people who voted for Obama either voted for him because they ignorant of what he really believes or because of his skin color. People need to educate themselves about the facts! Then we discussed how hard it is for a Christian to vote and the struggles a Christian has when voting for someone who doesn’t have the same values as them.
come after both of those. Can Christians Judge? Is it a sin to judge? Is God for certain kinds of judging and against certain kinds of judging? We discuss the passage of Matthew 7, John 8, 1 Corinthians 2:15, 1 Corinthians 6:2, etc. We also discuss WHY we think most Christians don’t think it is ok to judge: because they have sin in their own lives. Find out what the Bible says about this issue as we discuss it very thoroughly.

















