“The Mischaracterization of Conditional Security by Some Writers”
Welcome to this first installment of the Chancellor’s Vlog!
In these vlogs, I will deal with something of interest that might evoke some discussion. My purpose is to deal with issues and not individuals. I would really like our discussion to stay on target and to give you an opportunity to “weigh in” with your opinions. I hope you will enjoy the interaction.
Each vlog will be five minutes or less. I’ve kept the resolution low so the download speed will not be too slow for some bloggers and vloggers. Besides, having me full screen is probably not visually healthy!
You can see above the concern of my first topic. Once you’ve seen the background quotes and watched the video, come back to the blog page for questions or discussion. Much more is available to discuss than I have been able to include in the video, but that is where you come in. I will respond some, but take up this idea and talk among yourselves.
1) The Statements Made by Some Writers: This link leads you to read two statements by authors who mischaracterize conditional security. These are the points addressed in the video. The Scripture passages in question are also included there.
2) Mischaracterization of Conditional Security: This is the link to my vlog response.
Bruce Barnes
