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Originally Posted by Carl in Tampa
Conrad spoke twice. I read the first transcript more thoroughly than the second. My understanding is that since he does not consider charismatic Christianity to be "true" Christianity, then he does not consider the spread of charismatics to be a legitimate measure of Christianity in Africa. Since the Pew study made no distinction that would sort out charismatics, I found it hard to justify a reference to the "decline" of Christianity.
It's a shame that there isn't a local radio station that broadcasts MacArthur's programs.
By the way, the web site link you posted for the Strange Fire conference didn't work. I found it at Media . You can go there and read the transcripts or actually play the videos.
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Your understanding is correct and you're right... the link didn't work for me either. It was the right link at one point. I didn't read the transcripts because I was there, and I took good notes. So I don't usually go back and read them later. You should really watch the videos. And the guy that amazed me the most besides MacArthur and Joni was a man named Justin Peters. He's coming here to Belleview on the 19-21 to speak. If you're in the area I would greatly encourage you to hear him. He was amazing. His masters and Ph'd is on the Charismatic subject matter. His thesis was on Bennie Hinn. I think he's up and coming. Young guy working closely with MacArthur's organization.
Moody radio plays MacArthur at 7 PM last I knew here in Florida.