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T. A. McMahon & Matt Ferguson (Part 2)

Program Description: This week, Tom welcomes back his guest, Matt Ferguson, youth pastor at Calvary Chapel in Bend, Oregon. Matt is a former Jehovah’s Witness who shares his insights into how that religion “works” and how it differs from true biblical Christianity. Transcript: Gary: Welcome to Search the Scriptures 24/7...Read more

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Question: I don’t understand why Bill Johnson and Bethel Church in Redding are not classified as a cult....They are false teachers and wolves in sheep’s clothing. What do you think?

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Question: In the [10/05 Q&A], you say, "Upon death...He provided for them to go to hell to await their judgment; but even while awaiting the final judgment, they experience horrible torment." So you have God causing "horrible torment" before judgment.

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Question: Your Dec. 2005 article, "Wonderful Love," was especially uplifting [but] I question where you say, "He [God]...caused Him [Christ] to endure the eternal Lake-of-Fire...." I am wondering WHICH book of the Bible you got that from?!

Question: In a recent book, a well-known prophecy teacher writes, “I have never been able to fully embrace the traditional viewpoint of conscious, eternal punishment. It seems to impugn the character of God…." Please help me to discern.

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