Doctrine and Devotion

This episode was originally recorded for Banter of Truth, but we are sharing it with everyone today. In this episode Joe and Jimmy talk through the passing of Joe's dad in a way that might make you uncomfortable, but is helpful for Joe. Then the guys answer a listener’s email about God’s will. Is it possible to be outside of God’s will apart from what Scripture says?

Jimmy and Joe talk through a listener’s question on materialism in the church. Thanks for the message, Chad!

You heard that Redeemer Fellowship is hiring a full-time Associate Pastor of Discipleship and a part-time Youth Leader, right? Details are here.

Today we talk with coffee roaster Eric Andersen of Fresh Ground Roasting about roasting, coffee, and coffee’s place in today’s church.

Our listeners can order some amazing coffee from FreshGround Roasting and get free shipping by using this link, or by using the “DocAndDevo” discount code at checkout. Offer is good through April 30th!

And if your church is looking to get set up with great coffee for your congregation hit the "Wholesale" link at the top of their website for information and how to reach out to get the ball rolling.

Today Jimmy and Joe get back into the issue of deconstruction and caring for those who wander, while interacting with a tweet from Mark Driscoll.

We bring Dr. Jason Alligood back onto the podcast to talk about glory and godliness, or how the promise of glory is a motive to godly living. Joe and Jason wound up talking about Extreme’s 1992 album, III Sides to Every Story, and the song, Am I Ever Gonna Change? You can watch the video below, but beware - there’s a cuss word in the song. If you have 20 minutes, listen to the last three songs of the album (including, Am I Ever Gonna Change?) which ends in a creative and moving composition of all three melodies.

Get all the links and show notes at http://www.doctrineanddevotion.com/podcast/glory-godliness

Today we are reflecting on Chapter 15, paragraph 3, of The Second London Confession.

Jimmy and Joe are back, catching up, and talking about one of Joe’s tweets that got some pushback. Are self-appointed teachers and “reformers” helping or hurting the church? The guys get into it and have some fun along the way.

Our first interview of 2023 is with our good friend Dr. Ed Romine, Pastor of Education and Evangelism at FBC Provo. Joe asks Ed what are the fundamental problems with Mormon theology, and where to take the conversation when the come to your front door.

Get all the show notes, link, and recommended reading at https://www.doctrineanddevotion.com/podcast/lds

Skip to the 6:05 mark to get straight to the conversation.

Banter of Truth is a commercial-free podcast normally only available to our All Access subscribers. But Joe and Jimmy wanted to share this conversation with everyone. Recorded back in mid December the guys discuss whether or not convicted sexual offenders can be restored to active membership and reintroduced to Sunday services. If it’s possible, what precautions and policies should be put in place?

Happy New Year, suckas! We took a couple weeks off during the holidays and are excited to be back. We recorded this episode in mid December but held on to it for this first week of January. In this episode Jimmy and Joe answer email and discuss chaplains, whether or not self-promotion is bad, and podcasting/side-project management.