Everyday Doctrine Podcast

James addresses those who want to claim knowledge of the gospel while denying the actions of the gospel.

Maybe you are tempted to deceive yourself into believing that "saying" the right things about Jesus is the same as believing the truth of Him.

Peter wrote to a group of scattered Christians about to enter harsh persecution. What do believers do in those circumstances? Peter's counsel is essential for each of God's people throughout every era.

We conclude our discussion by looking at the philosophy and approach of modern English Bibles. I hope it is helpful for you!

In this episode, I discuss the topics of biblical manuscripts, text families, the Septuagint , and the Masoretic Scribes.

Though it is a complex and sometimes confusing process, knowing how the Lord preserves His Word through antiquity is a blessing for every believer!

Paul's letter to Titus encouraged him to put the church in Crete in order by sharing the Gospel by demonstrating how it would transfer their lives so that they could desire, attempt, and accomplish truly good works.

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Matthew's account of Satan's temptations of Jesus prove exactly what kind of Messiah He would be.

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There are only two church offices: elders and deacons. Therefore, the role of deacon is VERY important and one that deserves much honor!

In this episode I talk through Timothy and Epaphroditus' biographies in Philippians 2. Paul shares that these two men did—for him and the gospel ministry—what no one else could do!

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In a continuation from a conversation in a previous episode, I ask the question, "If God is Sovereign, why should the Christian pray?" If everything has been determined, why should I pray?

I argue that if God is not Sovereign and if He has not predetermined our future, prayer would be most useless.

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When Jesus commanded us to love our neighbors, what if he meant our actual neighbors?

Discussion about "The Art of Neighboring" by Jay Pathak and Dave Runyon

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