Cornfield Theology

Semper Reformanda – Always reforming. As we continue to study the Word and be sanctified by the Holy Spirit, our lives change to look more like Christ.

Over time, our theology has both changed and developed. Is this a good thing? How can God's glory be seen in the journey? How can we be humble and teachable yet resolute on the unchanging truth of the gospel? What have our theological changes looked like?

Join on a new episode of Cornfield Theology, brought to you for the first time from an actual cornfield!

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Semper Reformanda – Always reforming. As we continue to study the Word and be sanctified by the Holy Spirit, our lives change to look more like Christ.

Over time, our theology has both changed and developed. Is this a good thing? How can God's glory be seen in the journey? How can we be humble and teachable yet resolute on the unchanging truth of the gospel? What have our theological changes looked like?

Join on a new episode of Cornfield Theology, brought to you for the first time from an actual cornfield!

Please review the podcast with your honest thoughts and send us any comments/questions you have at this link. We'd love to hear from you.

Peter Privitera joins us in this episode to discuss our understanding of God's sovereignty.

God is the Lord of all. Salvation belongs to him. The earth and all that is in it belongs to him. He is sovereign even over our suffering

How did we come to our understanding of God's sovereignty?

How does the Bible teach the sovereignty of God?

How is this such a great encouragement to us?

How can we put this theological belief into practice for the good of the church?

As always, we'd love any comments or questions you have. Feel free to send us a message by clicking here.

Peter Privitera joins us in this episode to discuss our understanding of God's sovereignty.

God is the Lord of all. Salvation belongs to him. The earth and all that is in it belongs to him. He is sovereign even over our suffering

How did we come to our understanding of God's sovereignty?

How does the Bible teach the sovereignty of God?

How is this such a great encouragement to us?

How can we put this theological belief into practice for the good of the church?

As always, we'd love any comments or questions you have. Feel free to send us a message by clicking here.

In this episode, we talk about all of our favorite authors, theologians, and pastors. For good book recommendations, check it out!

Plus, we'll talk about how pastors from our local churches have greatly influenced us.

We'd love to hear your favorite authors and books! Hit us up here with any comments you have.

Here's your chance to hear exactly what Chris Oswald has been cogitating on the last couple weeks.

We need reminders of truth more often than we need brand new truth. We constantly need to be taken back to the gospel and reminded of the truth and promises of God.

Regarding our spiritual struggles, he tells us, "It's not lack of information, it's lack of retention."

Resources Mentioned:

Pop-tarts and Fine Whiskeys

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In this episode, we talk about the veracity of God. God cannot lie. It's impossible. And this is one of the most encouraging truths in the Bible.

How is God's faithfulness an anchor of hope for us? What does it mean that God cannot lie?

Plus: A bonus section on the recent appearance of Kanye West with Joel Osteen at Lakewood Church.

Resources Mentioned:

Louis Berkhof's Systematic Theology

Wayne Grudem's Systematic Theology

God's Communicable Attributes from Ligonier

As always, we would love any comments or questions you might have. Feel free to send us a message here.

What are the good reasons to leave a local church? What are the bad reasons? When should you decide to leave your local church? This is always a weighty topic, but we wanted to answer this question from a listener. Resources Mentioned: Crawford Loritts’ sermon Christ and Courage David Platt’s sermon The Role of Desperate ... Read moreWhen to Leave Your Church

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Gracious, intelligent people from almost every tradition disagree on this topic. Does the Bible forbid, allow, or even encourage women to be deacons in the church? Can women be deacons? What role does a deacon fulfill? What is the purpose of the diaconate? Three key texts: Acts 6:1-6, 1 Timothy 3:8-13, and Romans 16:1-2. Resources ... Read moreWomen Deacons?

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“Denominationalism is destroying the church,” one man remarked to us a couple of years ago. Is this true? What are the benefits of denominationalism? What bad comes from the distinctions and separations? Is there a better way? How can we be unified in Christ without violating our consciences? We answer these questions while exploring the ... Read moreDenominations: The Good, Bad, and Ugly

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