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Casual conversations about our world all from a Biblical worldview. Our hope is to educate, equip, and encourage those with answers to questions they may not know to ask. Listen in as we talk about a variety of issues.
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Average audio length:
61 minutes
English
United States
28 episodes
since Dec. 29, 2023
episodic
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We discuss the 1689 London Baptist Confession and some of the work Brantley McDonald does to witness to those at Elevation Church.
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In this sermon, I cover Luke 12:1 and do a case study of the pharisees, then a case study of how we as evangelicals act and do the same things as the pharisees. Like, treating our Bible reading as a cleansing ritual rather than communion with God.
This episode, we reflect on the blessings and ministry of Dr. Jeffery Johnson with Tom Sheppard from Open Air Theology Podcast.
This episode joined with Aaron Emery we discuss what we gleaned from Dr. Michael Reeves' book Evangelical Pharisees: The Gospel as a Cure for The Church's Hypocrisy.
Many do not realize Karl Marx and Spurgeon both breathed the London air at the same time in history for 36 years. These men have propelled movements beyond themselves, one for good the other for evil.
In this episode, I discuss the development of their systems of thought, and how they are diaboli…
In this episode I answer a question I get often. How do I read more efficiently? I decided to go back to a basic premise of how to read a book. I discuss tips and tricks, as well as what reading actually is, and what you are doing when you read.
In this episode, we discuss the backdrop of the constitution and the theological influences which made its way into how the government governs.
This episode we talk about progressive christianity, as well as the ministry of Protestia.
We discuss with Dr. Jeffery Johnson the purpose of seminary. If this is something you have been considering, considering giving this a listen. We talk about, why seminary, who is seminary for, and who should not go to seminary.
This episode, we discuss how christians should enjoy entertainment with none other than Dr. Keith Foskey. Better known as King of the A-Mils, and the Harbor Freight version of Doug Wilson. Dr. Foskey is the host of Your Calvinist Podcast with Keith Foskey, and News Anchor for Church Soup.
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