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Finally a show that isn't censored by religiosity and cold traditionalism! The "Into the Wild" show is an unrestrained, cutting edge, over the top look at the Christian life, lived outside of the cage. If you are looking for something REAL and relevant; you've found it. Become a part of the revolution and be released into the wild.

Darin Hufford Darin Hufford is the founder and director of The Free Believers Network. Darin speaks all over the nation through conferences, seminars, and church services. He is the author of two popular books: The God's Honest Truth and The Relationship Code, and has served as a pastor in... (more)
Kim Scott Kim Scott grew up in Los Angeles, California and moved to Phoenix, Arizona one year ago to become a more intimate part of The Free Believers Network ministry. She was a part of a large ministry in Los Angeles in which she ministered to hurting youth. She attended Bible College as well... (more)
Aimee Dassele Aimee Dassele was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. She attended and graduated from Bethany University in Santa Cruz, California and has currently served 32 years in her present earth suit; ok she's 32 year old. She has been in the social work field for 10 years and is currently working for... (more)
Darin's Brother Brian Hufford is co-author of The Relationship Code and has been in public ministry for over fifteen years. He has served as a pastor and has traveled the country speaking at conferences, workshops and churches. He is now a business owner and lives in Phoenix... (more)
Sep 01, 2010

MIDWEEK - Can We Be Led Astray?

guardDarin and Aimee confront the common concern that some have voiced when visiting the FBN site or the Facebook page, when they encounter posts that advertise skewed doctrine or bad theology. Some people have suggested that as long as we allow people to post whatever opinions they have, we are running the risk of allowing them to lead people astray. Is it really possible for a person who knows God to be led astray? Would being led astray be evidence that a person was oblivious to truth in the first place or is this a justified fear? How far should we go in order to “guard the sheep.” At what point is it just a matter of control and manipulation? Who’s job is it to guard our hearts against false teaching and how do we go about that?

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