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.
In this Episode, we go over the readings in the lectionary for the 2nd sunday in Advent. We discuss the expectations for the first coming of the Messiah and how they were overturned by Christ. We also talk about Paul's ministry to the Corinthians and the teachers that came in after he left and some of the dangers they posed to the health of the Church and ministry.
In this video, we look at the Sunday lectionary readings for the 1st Sunday of Advent. We talk about eschatology and how to interpret prophecies of the future in light of the 1st and 2nd coming of Christ. Then we talk about the history of "online" reformed theology and it's leaders across the generations and the current fruit that is being reaped that is realigning and shaking the world of "reformed" theology online.
In this episode, we continue our study of the book of Romans. We look at how Paul has the Exodus narrative in the background as the type of which Christ is the fulfillment.
In this episode, we continue talking about systematic theology. We discuss the role of theological study, and whether it is intellectual or practical. What is the relationship between knowledge and practice?
We continue our verse by verse study of the book of Romans by discussing the Mind of the Flesh vs. the Mind of the Spirit, and the idea of putting the sinful deeds of the body to death by the Spirit.
In this episode, we look at the all different tools or disciplines used to study the Bible, including -Exegetical Theology -Biblical -Hisotorical -Systematic -Philosophical -Apologetic/Polemical -Ethical -Practical/Poimenic
In this episode, we resume our verse by verse study of the Book of Romans. We talk about how the law is fulfilled in us when we repent, believe and crucify our flesh and walk in the Spirit.
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This podcast seeks to teach and defend the historic, evangelical and reformed Christian faith in an increasingly post-Christian culture.