November 15, 2017 Show with Mike Gaydosh on “Holiday Gift Suggestions to Transform Lives”, Tim Challies on “Reasons for Optimism Over the Current State of Evangelicalism Today” AND Jenna & Shanna Strackbein on “Katharine von Bora: Morning Star of Wittenberg”

Live from the historic parsonage of 19th century gospel minister George Norcross in downtown Carlisle, Pennsylvania it's iron sharpens iron a radio platform on which pastors Christian scholars and theologians Address the burning issues facing the church and the world today.

Proverbs 27 verse 17 tells us iron sharpens iron so one man sharpens another. Matthew Henry said that in this passage quote we are cautioned to take heed whom we converse with and Directed to have in view in conversation to make one another wiser and better.

It is our hope that this goal will be accomplished over the next hour. And we hope to hear from you the listener with your own questions. Now here's our host Chris.

Good afternoon, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Lake City, Florida and the rest of humanity living on the planet Earth who are listening via live streaming at iron sharpens iron radio .com. This is Chris Arnz and your host of iron sharpens iron radio wishing you all a happy Wednesday on this 15th day of November 2017 and we have a jam-packed show today.

Our first guest for the first half hour is Mike Gadosz the founder and director of solid ground Christian books one of the sponsors of iron sharpens iron radio coming up at 430. God willing we will be joined by Tim Challis and he will be giving his opinion on the theological health of modern-day Evangelicalism and then coming up at 5 p .m.

We're going to be having sisters who have co-authored an absolutely beautiful book The wife of Martin Luther Catherine von Bora and this is a gorgeous Illustrated book I believe especially for children and the authors are Jenna and Shanna Strachbein and they are going to be joining us at the final hour of the program.

The Importance of Preaching the Word

But first of all it's my honor and privilege to welcome back to iron sharpens iron one of my dearest friends and one of the Primary sponsors of iron sharpens iron radio Mike Gadosz of solid ground Christian books.

Hey, Chris, it's good to be with you again today. And before we even go into the interview because I know that there are People joining the iron sharpens iron radio audience. It seems daily I'm hearing from people from all over the world who have just discovered the program.

Who are falling in love with it who are excited about it? And they may not have heard a detailed description of Solid ground Christian books other than the commercials that we've been airing obviously.

But tell our listeners who are discovering you for the first time, especially something about solid ground Christian books.

Solid ground actually began officially 17 years ago and Here it was in Birmingham, Alabama. But actually I began publishing Christian was involved in the published was thoughts for young men by JC Ryle.

That was back in 1991 and it was ten years later that when I was in Birmingham that I began solid ground and Initially, the goal was to bring back into print books that had been buried for God been mightily used by God in the past but had been had been neglected or completely overlooked and That was the main focus for the first several years, but in more recent years We've also been publishing new titles by by new living authors.

I've published four titles by James White including pulpit crimes, which was the first one that we did with him and several several other volumes by by living hospital by By Theodore is that most recent book we did and we are planning on doing also soon a book by Ron.

It's Ron Gleason, right?

Yes, he is. In fact that book on the Second Amendment. Came about. At least your publishing of it came about through my interview with Ron on that subject.

Obviously that the whole issue is the knee-jerk reaction of people whenever there is a shooting and book. He's ever read saying the issue for the importance of the second. That's a book. It will be avail.

My hope and desire is that that will be available this year.

Well, the certainty of uncertainty is not necessarily Restricted to the publishing world because as you know, you aren't even supposed to be the first.

That's how I usually get on. I usually get on when somebody else doesn't show up. That I know he can't possibly give me but I'm very very delighted to be able to be here today and to be able to Interact with you over these next few minutes.

What I what I wanted to share today in the time that that I have is Something that I know is close to your heart something that is close to the hearts of many of your listeners is the importance of preaching the Word of God.

Preaching has fallen on bad times it has for many years and I Am very Excited about the fact that we have been able to publish literally dozens and dozens of volumes Of some of the best sermons that have ever been preached, but who ever walked the face of the earth and of course the very issue of preaching and the importance of preaching is rooted in Scripture when John the Baptist went forth with In his ministry he went forth and he was preaching and our Lord in his ministry, that's what he did he went and he was preaching and The opening of the scriptures that we see in the Emmaus Road where the Lord opened their eyes He opened the scriptures to them and then he opened their hearts to receive The word that he had opened.

I believe that Paul dying word having given at the end of chapter 3 of 2nd Timothy the Utility and the origin of Holy Scripture all Scripture is God breathed and profitable for doctrine for reproof correction and training and Righteousness that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work he then of course goes and admonishes him to preach the word and and that is the Main as laid upon the minister to preach out of season reprove rebuke and exhort with all patience and long-suffering.

And of course then he says as you know, what's going to happen is having itching ears and They will turn aside from the truth and they will turn to lies and surely that has happened in our day Filled many times with there many times sadly filled.

Not because of the preaching of the word, but because of many many other things sometimes it's because of the music or because of whatever but It's not because the word is being preached without compromise.

And that's what and One of the one of the books that we published in the past few years is called precious seed Worthies and it's a volume of sermons by about 20 of the greatest 19th century Scotsman sermons.

Joel Beakey said precious seed contains sermons by the Hall of Fame of Scott of the gospel. Here is preaching at its ending their best by Ligon Duncan.

Yes, it's been a while but he wrote a very very nice endorsement for iron sharpens iron radio years ago that is Currently on a banner that I have that I bring with me to different events and he is one of many on that banner.

Well, one of the things that he said about this Thomas McCree David Welsh Thomas Chalmers Robert Murray McShane Robert Gordon William Cunningham Thomas Guthrie Rick Fairbairn John Rabbi Duncan. Are you kidding me this?

Pantheon of 19th century Scottish evangelicalism. Take it and read. Nothing more needs to be said to commend the book than to mention the names. Are you kidding me? I love that. It is. I remember reading the very first sermon was by a gentleman.

Clau on the sermon is entitled glorying in the cross of Christ and I'll tell you I read that sermon blown away and I mentioned that we're preached in scope. You know, it's like everybody and in fact of all the sermons that are in the book that was the very first one and it's just a beautiful beautiful volume and and then also some of the.

Some of the volumes that I've published he just spoke in. Claire Ferguson.

Oh, I know one of my all-time favorite modern-day heroes of the faith and I so Much enjoy reminiscing about those days when he used to come fairly often to preach at Calvary Baptist Church of Amityville where you were once pastors.

Yeah, I remember I remember him telling time when he came. He said when I hear my k 'edosh his voice on the other end of the line. I break into a cold sweat. Because I know he's going to ask me to do something I've never done before.

In fact, I remember him saying one time if he was driving over and he was driving by LaGuardia Airport. My hands began to turn to get on a plane and head to Scotland. Thankfully never he never followed his instincts on that.

But you know in one of the things that I did when I was pastoring one of the few good things that I did When I was pastoring there in New York was to to bring to our congregation Speak to the hearts of God's people.

And of course we were blessed to be so close to Westminster and have Sinclair come. Not just to preach a sermon, but you well know what? Oh, yeah place that weekend. Yeah, Mark Solon.

Told me that we had over 500 visitors over the three-day weekend and that was not including anyone from our own congregation.

Yeah, I remember the first that Friday night the very first already packed.

And.

It was literally standing room or a seated over for it. But again, it was the preaching of the word.

Yeah, they heard the.

Excerpt of Conrad's preaching in the ad that I was running on the radio and it was we both listened. We decided we were going to listen to the sermon a sermon that we had of his Over a weekend and then we would kind of come up with what we thought might be a good 30-seconds or 45 seconds you could use we both listened and Independently we both came up with the exact same 15 or 20 sec sermon and you then use that and put it together with the ad and and That was really the reason why so many people came because of the radio advertisements that were done in the just people hearing this 15 or 20 second clip of This man who is and I again the thing that is the Word of God Preached without compromise will is being opal.

I remember having people visit us or not visit us. There were some people that were driving All the way from New Jersey to come to church on a Sunday and I would ask people why in the world Are you driving all that way to come and their response was very simple We want the worst and we know that we will I think that they're being sold to think that people Won't endure preaching, you know, they need to have You know You need to have illustrations not illustrate things that will keep people's attention because their attentions never bought into that as you know When they're speaking and preaching the word and people develop the ability.

In fact, I remember one of the was from dr. Bruce walkie Who you'll recall that? He also caged to us. Yes, and And I remember him pulling me aside one Sunday after he had completed his ministry with us Michael I've preached all over the world.

I've never preached in a place where the people love the word like draw. They just thought you know, that's Again, what greater give you? Then that your people love the word. I think that's what you know.

My desire is to encourage men and give people 16 ounces to the and that's what these men did when Spurgeon preached. Oh fluff. He he poured himself into every sermon and people and Communities were changed and even Countries were challenged a few years back and it's by Spurgeon, but it was published on Thomas Who found out that people were?

Reading his sermons for family worship and even some churches that were without pastors would try to read a Spurgeon sermon and Many of them were finding them. They were just too long to read at one time.

And so what Thomas did is he went through the entire multi Metropolitan Tabernacle and he called out the Best gathered them together in one volume and I think there are six food sermons. Some of which are only four pages long.

And when you read the a long time to find a copy there were no copies on the internet. And I don't remember exactly where it was that I ended up finding a copy. I think I might have paginated the pagination was was Repaginating the sermons.

All he did is he pulled these sermons out of the Metropolitan Tabernacle for all these different years. And so the pages didn't correspond like you'd have one he may have taken two sermons from this one volume and it was pages 21 to 36 and then the next from a different volume and it might be pages 220 to there's no way to even really have a table of contents because You wouldn't know what happened how do you turn to those pages?

So I ended up by hand on these pages and a lot so this and look and see where these particular It's called the gospel for the people 60 short sermons for person.

Well, you know Christmas is gonna be here before you know it. What would you most strongly recommend for our listeners to pick up as Christmas gifts? Obviously, they don't have to be related to the theme of Christmas.

But something. One of the books. One of the books. I think you know Ray Rhodes, right?

Of course I've interviewed Ray a number of times and his co-pastor lieutenant colonel Kevin Gerard a United States Marine and also co-pastor there at the church where Ray Rhodes is. He was Worshipping with us here in Carlisle for a year at Grace Baptist Church of Carlisle because he was Doing some work with the local United States Army War College right here in town.

So yes, I know that's right Ray very well.

Well, he has a book called family worship for the Christmas season that I've published and it's just an outstanding Book to walk through every day a time of worship planned out for all 31 days. The family activity of pain did one on The Thanksgiving season one on the Reformation season and then one of the Christmas month of October November December.

That would be that would be one now I know that I believe that Ferguson recently has published a book incarnation I think banner of truth maybe is published about the manger and then there's also a book that the Joel Beakey Has done meditation.

That I do I do carry that book and and I'll be getting a bunch of those. Would be you know those would be a Few things that people could get. Of course any number of books and we've sold. Look like stepping heavenward would be another book.

That would be a great book for Nolan. Great book to get for your pastor if you Would like to give your pastor a Chris Ichabod Spence edges. That was the first full-length book. Well first no solid ground it was the first book.

Okay, it's not my for the first book I'm right right now for like $18, which is ridiculous. It's a beautiful hardcover book.

Yeah, in fact that would be ideal. That would be ideal for anybody wanting to purchase a Christmas present for their own pastor. And it'd be something that would be out of the ordinary. They might not ever have heard of it.

Pastors love books for a past. It's not only for past. Extremely valuable for any pastor to read. So yeah, those are now. We have been making a real effort lately to push.

Solid ground. Christian books beyond the commercials that we air because we knew that you had temporarily Experienced a lull as anything reversed in that area.

To a degree. I mean we we've had we've in fact one of my other sponsors.

Cumberland Valley Bible Book Service so that they just placed a very large order from you.

Well, it was yeah, it was it was actually an order. I'm glad you mentioned heroes of the early and I haven't had a piggyback on it and get I'm Splashing the price on this an $18 book and heroes of the early was either one that Charles Spurgeon gave him that nickname.

Actually, he mentions that in commenting on commentaries, which is highway Commendation, you know, I have been honored as a radio broadcaster with the nickname the prince of the power of the air.

So I'm very proud. Well, I want to make sure.

I.

Think I know I think I know who does do that. I don't know. Well, I don't think anybody can say it as a compliment.

Well, I want to make sure that all of our listeners have all of the contact information that they need for solid ground Christian books. I know that the website is solid dash ground books .com. Solid dash ground books.

Calm. Anything else that you'd care to air to that.

Yeah, they can call me on my my cell phone is two zero four four eight zero people. Some people prefer to Order over the phone. We've recently started email addresses. Mike Mikey dot s g c ke dot.

That's for a solid ground Christian books. Mike dot s g c b solid ground Christian books. Well, I try to Remind people of those kinds of things because I know that radio is a different medium than print medium.

And when you hear certain letters, they sound like other letters. So you're right. I appreciate that. Well, it has been a joy to have you on again. I look forward to your return to iron trip and Zion radio and I will be praying that the Lord blesses Solid ground Christian books in in great and unexpected ways for the holiday season, especially.

Thank you, Chris, I appreciate you very much. I love you brother. Love you, too, brother. Take care. God bless you and God willing coming up next we have Tim Challey's returning to iron trip and Zion radio.

Tim is going to give a rebuttal as it were to our interview yesterday with my friend Phil Johnson. Who has a friendly disagreement with his brother? Tim Challey's over the state of evangelicalism in America, and we are going to be joined by Tim Challey's.

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Welcome back.

This is Chris Arndt and if you just tuned us in for our second half hour of the program We have Tim Challis joining us. He is a blogger and author and book reviewer and it's my honor and privilege to welcome you back to iron sharpens iron radio.

Tim Challis.

Thanks for having me and.

Tim we had a interview yesterday with Phil Johnson who I know is a Friend of yours or at least an acquaintance and I know that you both are actually going to be speaking on the same roster at the upcoming g3 conference in January, which I'll be Explaining in more detail to our listeners, but Phil he actually took a different spin on the state of evangelicalism in America today, he had a much more pessimistic view of modern-day evangelicalism and.

But I could tell you that even after reading your article the state of evangelicalism in America and all that blah blah blah he spoke in the highest of complimentary terms about you and in fact he thinks that if you two were actually sitting down and having a Dialogue on this issue that you would have more in agreement than in disagreement.

But if you could.

Explain why you have such an optimistic view about evangelicalism today. Well, you know.

Yesterday, I think it took Phil about 10 seconds to summarize what he thought was positive. The modern state of evangelicalism. But let me start with you and in the reverse of the way. Reverse from a way I started with Phil.

Get it. Give us some of the things about modern-day Evangelicalism that disturb you first of all and then we can move on to some specific details about what impresses you or what gives you?

Yeah, one of the things that.

The word of faith or the prosperity gospel I have noticed over the last at least Decade and perhaps perhaps a little less than that but They are repackaging themselves to some degree in that they are Making themselves more palatable to your average television viewer that might if they were to look upon Things like at Benny Hinn crusades where he's knocking over people you might have a lot of viewers just mocking that and thinking that it's ridiculous and Seeing right through the charlatanism of that.

Unfortunately, there are many professing Christians who don't see through that but there seems to be a repackaging where You know Joel Osteen rather than somebody who is a faith healer And making all kinds of crazy Claims and doing all kinds of bizarre things He is seemingly someone more like a self-help guru and you even have somebody like Kenneth Copeland who the last few times that I caught him channel surfing He had more of a talk show host Format where he was just having a more.

Reserved.

Discussions he and his wife would have guests on talking about different topics and it was almost like a Christianized version of the old Merv Griffin show or something or Something similar to that as opposed to some of his more outlandish Things that would be found in his sermons and so on.

Do you see this. And in fact, I think it's actually more dangerous since it's been repackaged because it's more subtle.

So you're actually receiving his emails.

People mistaking you for him. Wow, that is odd. Does he have a similar name to you or. Wow, that is bizarre because I can't think of anybody farther from a word-of-faith healer than you. But. Well now let's well actually before we go to the positive stuff.

What can you say. Because I think it's appropriate that when we especially we who are theologically reformed when we get on these Tirades looking outside of our own circles of influence and fellowship and we were.

We're rightfully exposing things that are wrong in other theological camps. I think that we have to remember to even investigate our own camp. We have to be Berean about Those who claim to be reformed in Calvinistic and make sure that we are not just blindly following them.

Do you have anything you don't have to mention names if you don't care to you. But is there anything specifically you can mention that would be negative of things you see? Today within reform theology as far as sermons Books and other things like that.

Yeah, well one of the things that has troubled me in some and it seems to be.

Particularly in some Presbyterian circles. But there is something that you would not Automatically presume would exist amongst Calvinists or professed Calvinist is there is a version of I think seeker sensitive mentality going on in some Reformed churches where there is seems to be a desperate attempt to grow numerically and and things are Patterned within the worship service and within the teaching ministry to be more accommodating to the tastes of the world and less threatening the less Warning about sin and hell.

Do you have you experienced or witnessed this yourself?

Sure. Yeah, I think part of the.

I am reformed. Well, there are gatekeepers, but they're not. They're not infallible.

Well as far as the positive end I know that you have been in different parts of the world.

You even mentioned that a little bit earlier if you could be more specific about things that are give you great optimism and hope about where evangelicalism is heading and Why you perhaps would disagree with.

Something that is a very Scary a comment that I'm sure Phil Johnson would have no problem. Me quoting him on because he even brought it up at the last g3 conference. But he thinks that the state of evangelicalism is actually worse Theologically than medieval Rome was.

If you could comment on that comment.

I'm traveling around the world and I go to America. I see people who are we have a listener in White Plains, New York.

RJ who says can Tim share his personal view of eschatology because I'm wondering if that has anything to do with his opinion.

Obviously, I'm sure you're concerned about.

Things that are going on in the legal system in Canada where Perhaps you can correct me if I'm wrong, but there are people who are either being fined or being threatened with fines for being openly opposed to the sin of homosexuality whether it be in billboards or Magazine or newspaper ads or things like that.

Can you be more detailed on that that yet?

It's I'm just not aware of the details and I think yeah.

I just remember hearing and I don't know the details. I don't have it in front of me but I remember hearing and I thought it was Canada that the the news report was referring to but it involved a a Billboard that merely had a scriptural verse it didn't even have the actual wording of the verse.

It just had the location of the verse in the Bible. Perhaps it was in Romans. And because of the fact that the verse dealt with the sin of homosexuality that the it was some kind of fine imposed against the pastor who had the billboard erected, but perhaps that was.

Perhaps I'm mistaken. Perhaps that wasn't Canada. Well, one of the things that was brought up yesterday that I can't help but agree with Phil on. Is that in fact, I think I may be the one that brought it up during the conversation.

Is that there seems to be a larger umbrella of what would be considered? Evangelicalism today than would have ever been comprehended in such a fashion 2025 years ago like for instance the inclusion of people who deny the Trinity and people who really do not teach or proclaim a genuine gospel that are Seem to be included within the pale of evangelicalism today that That really boggles the minds of some of us when we hear about major Christian events going on.

In fact that was involved in a radio network years ago that had Events including the music of Phillips Craig and Dean who are anti-trinitarian or one is Pentecostal. How do you respond to that kind of a thing that it seems to be on the on the rise with an evangelicalism not on the decrease.

Well, I want to make sure that our listeners know and I will be repeating this God-willing later.

But Tim Challies is on a very long roster of very impressive speakers coming up at the g3 conference this January From the 17th through the 20th. The 17th actually is going to be exclusively in a Spanish-speaking edition of the conference but the 18th through the 20th is an English Speaking a conference and not only do we have Tim Challies on this roster.

But we have Steven Lawson voting Balcom the aforementioned Phil Johnson. Maybe we can have a little debate there at the g3 conference on our subject today a Keith Getty HB Charles jr Josh Bice James White Tom Askew Anthony Mathenia Michael Kruger David Miller Paul Tripp Todd Friel Derrick Thomas Martha peace and Justin Peters if you want to register for this conference go to g3 conference calm G3 conference calm and please make sure you mention that you heard about the g3 conference on iron trepans iron radio and.

The theme this time around is knowing God a biblical Understanding of discipleship. I don't know if you have been assigned or if you have chosen a subcategory a subcategory under that Major theme knowing God a biblical understanding of discipleship.

Do you know what you're speaking on yet Tim?

Wow, I am. I'm actually shocked that you are more diverse than Manhattan.

Well, I want to make sure that our listeners obviously know where they could reach your blog. It's chalice .com. Ch a l l i e s calm. Can you give us the title of this book that you contributed to that should be in print in January?

Is he the editor of the book. Oh, wow, well praise God for that well I will certainly ask Josh about that and if you folks want more updates You could just send me an email to Chris Arnzen at gmail .com Chris Arnzen at gmail .com and ask about it.

Well, thank you so much Tim. I knew that the time would fly by especially since we only had a little bit less than a half hour to talk. But God willing we'll have you back on in the future. I'm looking forward to your return to Iron Trip and Zion radio and perhaps hopefully we can have you on for a full hour or.

Maybe.

Miraculously a two-hour program because I think that we could have a lot to talk about. Thank you very much Tim and Once again, the website for the blog of Tim Chalice is chalice .com Ch a l l i e s calm and I hope that you make use of that blog because Tim Has been praised by people that I have a very high regard for as being one of the most biblically faithful and Fascinating bloggers in the Christian media today.

Well, we're going to our midway break right now and Hopefully we are going to be joined for the second hour. By our guests that were scheduled to be on our guests That were Scheduled are Jenna and Shanna Strackbine who have co-authored a really beautiful a breathtaking illustrated book on Martin Luther's wife Catherine von Bora.

They are supposed to be joining us. So hopefully that is the case and If you'd like to join us on the air with a question of your own our email address is Chris Arnzen at gmail .com. Chris Arnzen at gmail .com.

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