Bible Brodown

In this episode, we go through the Reformed understanding of Limited Atonement, and what they use to build up this doctrine. We then show how each of their proof-texts are interpreted incorrectly. We would encourage all listeners to go back to episode 39, in which we provide the scriptural context of the atonement, as seen through the Old Testament, carried all the way through the New Testament.

In this episode, we have a little brodown discussing who are the sheep spoken of in John 10, and in context, throughout the Bible.

In this episode, we discuss Unconditional Election. We go through the "proof-texts" often used to teach this theory, and explain how they are interpreted by Calvinists, and then how they should be interpreted in context.

In this episode, we talk about an interesting topic., submitting yourself to someone else based on their spiritual gift.

In this episode, we are looking at the Reformed doctrine of Total Depravity, and the scriptures often used to affirm this position. We provide the context of these passages, and show that they do not affirm that man is unable to respond to God's own call to repentance.

In this episode, we look at the work of the cross through the lens of the Exodus and Israel. What did the cross accomplish?

In this short minicast, we discuss interpretation methods, and looking at whether the historical grammatical method is *always* the best practice.

In this episode, we discuss Inclusivism and look at some of the Biblical arguments for it, and some of the arguments (strawmen) against it.

In this episode, we talk about General Revelation vs. Special Revelation, and if there is a difference.

In this episode, we discuss whether there is a difference between being saved and converted. Were OT believers saved? What about OT believers during Christ, who had not yet been 'converted' to knowing Him as a person?