SCOUT· 67%1h 15m·2026-10-18·Faith#413 Francis Schaeffer Saw This Coming. Now We're Living It | Dr. Bruce Little
Decades ago, Christian philosopher and apologist Francis Schaeffer warned that evangelical Christianity was heading toward what he called “The Great Evangelical Disaster.” He believed that as Christians increasingly accommodated the spirit of the age, compromised biblical authority, and abandoned objective truth, the…
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“I came to Christ at 16 yrs old in 1975. I began attending a home Bible Study connected to Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa where they had a used book shelf. I picked out a paperback copy of Schaeffer’s “”The God who is There” and it helped lay the…”
“Thank you for your program. In the 1970's my church showed Francis Schaffers video series. It shaped my Bibical world view. So many Christians today are shaped by thr world. Blessings”
“I grew up during the charismatic renewal in the 70s. At that time, there *was* a sweet spirit of unity among believers, at least where we lived (east coast, army base, small southern city). Full Gospel Businessmen's meetings, and other ecum…”
“In high school my teacher had us watch/read Schaffer and I was like "Who is this guy?" Now he has been proven right.”
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