In this episode, we continue our series on the Biblical Theology of Penal Substitutionary Atonement. We walk through the book of Numbers and see how God's anger is kindled against Israel in the wilderness, and how Moses, Aaron and others are called to intercede and make atonement for the people.

We continue our study of the Biblical Theology of penal substitutionary atonement by going through the book of Leviticus and seeing what it teaches us.

In this episode, we continue our Biblical Theology of Penal Substitutionary Atonement, walking through the book of Exodus. We look at the Passover, the giving of the Law, the intercession of Moses and other sections which bear on the Biblical presentation of this important doctrine.

In this video, I was invited to come on  @IrresistibleTruth  with Derek Murrell live and answer the 20 questions posed by  @BraxtonHunter  and Trinity Radio.

In this episode, we begin a series where we look at the doctrine of Penal Substitutionary Atonement from a Biblical Theology foundation. Here we walk through the book of Genesis, and explore themes like sacrifice, the curse, the shedding of blood, the patriarchal blessing & curse and Covenant.

In this video, we review a video posted by  @Soteriology101  where Dr. Leighton Flowers has a conversion with  @TwitchyTheologian  about Acts 28 and Genesis 4. We explore how Dr. Flowers presuppositions about original sin and human responsibility in his refuting of Calvinism, if applied to matters of the core Gospel message end up eroding the very foundations of the Gospel.

In this episode, we look at the excellent article written by Bruce Ware entitled "The Compatibility of Determinism and Human Freedom" in the book "Whoever He Wills". It is an excellent study of Biblical texts that teach us that there must be 2 answers to why things happen in history, and not just 1. You were determined from the foundation of the world to watch this video, but you also freely chose to watch it! Enjoy

In this episode, we conclude our review of the video put out by Provisionist Perspective entitled - Response to Calvinism vs BIBLICAL Context Which Makes More Sense. We discuss open theism and some of the problems with online theological discourse.

In this episode, I respond to comments made on a recent video posted by  @TheProvisionistPerspective  where they respond to Chris Date's response to Braxton Hunter asking him to respond to non-calvinist proof texts! :) My concern here isn't necessarily to defend calvinism per se, but to caution that the desire to come against "determinism" in Calvinism can push one to the other extreme and end up denying key elements of the gospel. Enjoy.

Link to full video at provisionist perspective here-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3cewbaACBQ&t=9155s

In this episode, we continue our series on Advent by going over the four readings in the ACNA lectionary. We discuss prophetic expectations, Paul's exhortations about anxiety & our thought life, and the ministry of John the Baptist.