Dave Hunt/Berean Call Free Ebooks And Audiobooks

[Jerry]

http://www.davehunt.org

has a lot of ebooks you can download for free. A couple of years ago they had a lot of ebooks for free, but the format was different and i think you had to do it through their app. Now I just tested it - choose ebook and you can download and save it to your device or computer. You will need to create an account but don't need to enter any payment info. Choose all the books (and audiobooks if you want those), make sure they are the format you want, then checkout and download. 

[SureWord]

I owned his book about cults. Not sure whatever happened to it. What I remember of it it was pretty good. 

I didn't realize he was a Plymouth Brethren.

[Jerry]

Does it say that on his site? I thought he was from Calvary Chapel.

[SureWord]

2 hours ago, Jerry said:

Does it say that on his site? I thought he was from Calvary Chapel.

https://www.raptureready.com/dave-hunt/

"Calvary Chapel" seems like a generic name that could apply to any denomination.

There's a lot of great preachers, teachers, evangelists and theologians who aren't IFB.

[Jerry]

That wasn't the issue at all. I was just curious to confirm where he was from. If I thought he was an unsound source, I would not have posted this thread here. He may not be the typical Calvary Chapel representative though. For example, ecumenical watered-down Greg Laurie is from Calvary Chapel.

Generally speaking most people will reflect the theology of their church or denomination.

BUT, no, Calvary Chapel is not a generic name for some churches, it is a specific denomination. There are many theologians or preachers today you can find online that identify themselves as a part of the Calvary Chapels.

I do find in general that Calvary Chapels are not much for standards - they are the originators of long hair Christian rock.

[Jerry]

Plymouth Brethren is associated with Bible Chapels - which is different from Calvary Chapels.

[SureWord]

4 hours ago, Jerry said:

That wasn't the issue at all. I was just curious to confirm where he was from. If I thought he was an unsound source, I would not have posted this thread here. He may not be the typical Calvary Chapel representative though. For example, ecumenical watered-down Greg Laurie is from Calvary Chapel.

Generally speaking most people will reflect the theology of their church or denomination.

BUT, no, Calvary Chapel is not a generic name for some churches, it is a specific denomination. There are many theologians or preachers today you can find online that identify themselves as a part of the Calvary Chapels.

I do find in general that Calvary Chapels are not much for standards - they are the originators of long hair Christian rock.

Whatever, Jerry.

Regardless, his book on cults was good.

[Jerry]

Sorry you don't care about truth. It matters to some of us. If we have a wrong understanding of or wrong information on some things, some of us do appreciate having it cleared up. It does matter what denominational affiliation teachers and preachers have as that will be reflected in their writings and preaching. Unless they are like so many today that are so ecumenical they do not stand and belief where they say they are standing - for example: Max Lucado, who is a Church of Christ pastor, who is so ecumenical he no longer believes what his cult teaches, and yokes up with everyone. Either way, he is bad news (either he is hypocritical, standing where he does not believe the doctrine, or he does believe their water baptismal gospel, but associates with and endorses many who do not).

Regardless of that, obviously I don't have any issues with the vast majority of David Hunt's material or I would never have posted the link in the opening thread promoting it.