D. A. Carson on Subtle Ways to Abandon the Authority of Scripture

In this third of three talks, D. A. Carson speaks on subtle ways we abandon the authority of Scripture.

[stephenhorton]

Wonderful insights and Dr Carson's summary that we must tremble before God's Word is invaluable if we are to truly walk with God. Thank you

[martin.asare]

It was very good. God bless you Dr Carson.

[bkyi]

Always appreciate and love Dr. Carson’s teaching.

[lindawickman]

Don is a blessing! Love his passion for the word and our attitudes

[allcleanenterpise]

I show appreciate how God builds His Church. Greatful for Elders who submit to unto God and minister amongst the body. Love you D.A.

[Dirk]

Good point that we undermine the Scriptures if we apologise for its contents - it means we use our culture as a standard to judge Scripture, not the other way round as it should be.

[johntant]

I was able to find the first two sessions, but it might be helpful to post links to all talks in a series in the description of each - one never knows which session a YouTube visitor might see first. Sending folks to the front page of your website isn't terribly helpful - it's like telling somebody who wants to talk to a Mr. Jones that he lives in Minnesota.

[dubyag]

another thing to watch for: gospel + man made ideology = Different Gospel.

[paulmuhle]

He did not mention Joel Osteen here in the US when discussing the Prosperity Gospel.

[Chew]

Is Carson aware of a televangelist from my own country Singapore? He's of Chinese-Indian descent but has christened himself Joseph Prince for donkey's years, and is now almost an international 'Christian' phenomenon in charismatic circles.

That man preaches half-truths. He has no formal theological training but because he reads a lot and is probably an autodidact, he gives the Christian man on the pew the impression that he has a thorough knowledge of Hebrew and Greek. He commits the etymological fallacy as often as he changes his sartorial sense on the pulpit.

Carson ought to critique him.

[Sarah-vs-Hagar]

I have no respect for a man claiming to be a Christian while he has continuously pushed Tim Keller's Romanism agenda. Shame on anyone not calling out Carson for embracing the dead heretic. Keller did not preach the pure gospel, but instead, pushed men and women toward Rome. "The just shall live by faith" and pushing Romanism is contrary to this gospel statement. Rome's gospel is the just shall live by infusion of works and grace.

[paulmuhle]

There are no miracles in the Bible. Miracle is a Latin term, it does not appear in the Hebrew scriptures, or the Greek NT.