Cornfield Theology

What should Christians do when 21st-century pastors and teachers teach contrary to orthodox, historic Christianity? We have a few thoughts. Also, what is up with Asbury Theological Seminary? More thoughts.

2022 was another interesting year and my guest, Jacob Young, joins me to reflect on the year that was.

It is Christmas, and it seems appropriate to take a deep dive into talking about the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Plus, Shawn has a rock in his shoe because of what Andy Stanley said about the birth of Jesus.

I want to offer a thesis that is bound to rankle some feathers. Christians should prioritize church this advent, especially on Christmas Sunday.

The word ritual is not commonly used in Evangelical circles. The word sounds archaic, and thoughts of lighting candles and incense come to mind. But perhaps evangelical churches should not be too quick to abandon the importance of rituals.

Leaving a church should not be done lightly. The bar is high when it comes to leaving a church. Sometimes people will leave a church for the wrong reasons. Sometimes people will leave for legit reasons. On this podcast, Brooks and I talk about the various reasons for leaving - the good and the bad.

What does it mean to be a man? In our culture, masculinity is frowned upon. Paternity is a swear word. In this episode of Cornfield Theology I chat with my friend Erik about a biblical view of men and masculinity.

How do you know if you will be saved? Is it possible to know that your salvation is sure? Take a listen to the latest podcast as we discuss one of the most misunderstood doctrines of the Christian faith.

Let's make no mistake; biblical principles of orthodox Christianity are being challenged right now. The most recent example is from the Southern Baptist Convention. At the convention meeting in June of 2022, we saw a theological drift disguised in church politics.

The church must make every effort to avoid the exclusive nature of a country club. Therefore, the church must reject "country club Christianity."