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Summary

In this episode, Chase Davis discusses the recent election results, expressing excitement over Trump's victory and reflecting on the implications for Christian values in America. He analyzes the shifting political landscape, particularly how various states voted, and emphasizes the need for pastors to be courageous in addressing political issues. The conversation also delves into the controversial 'God Bless the USA Bible' endorsed by Trump, exploring its significance and the reactions it has garnered. Throughout, Davis advocates for a more Christian America and encourages listeners to engage with their faith in the political sphere.

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Davis Younts on X - https://x.com/DavisYounts

Michael Cassidy on X - https://x.com/MichaelCassidy

Summary

In this episode of Full Proof Theology, host Chase Davis engages with guests Michael Cassidy and Davis Younts to discuss a controversial incident involving Cassidy's act of vandalism against a satanic statue in Iowa's state capitol. The conversation explores Cassidy's motivations, the legal ramifications of his actions, and the broader implications of freedom of expression and civil disobedience from a Christian perspective. The discussion also touches on biblical precedents for such actions and the societal context surrounding the incident. In this conversation, Chase Davis and R. Davis Younts discuss the implications of public religious displays, the intersection of morality and legality, and the current political climate's impact on military culture. They explore the recent actions taken by Michael Cassidy regarding a controversial statue, the challenges faced by Christians in the military, and predictions for the upcoming elections. The discussion emphasizes the importance of standing firm in faith amidst societal pressures and the need for Christians to engage actively in the political landscape.

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Summary

In this conversation, Chase Davis speaks with Ben and Brian, the creators of the podcast Haunted Cosmos, about their journey in exploring supernatural themes and the rise of interest in the occult and mysticism in contemporary culture. They discuss the origins of their podcast, the Fortean perspective on strange phenomena, and the implications of Halloween from a Christian viewpoint. The conversation also delves into the nature of humanity, emphasizing the importance of both body and soul, and how Christians can engage with spiritual warfare and societal issues. In this conversation, Chase Davis and Ben explore various themes surrounding modern ideologies, the historical context of the Crusades, and the implications of demonic influences in contemporary society. They discuss the boldness of certain church leaders in labeling political ideologies as demonic, the fascination with conspiracy theories like lizard people, and the need for a Protestant approach to exorcism. The conversation emphasizes the importance of discernment in engaging with the supernatural while maintaining a balance between curiosity and obsession.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Haunted Cosmos and Its Origins

06:11 Understanding the Fortean Perspective

11:53 The Nature of Humanity: Body and Soul

39:08 Understanding the Crusades and Modern Ideologies

44:58 The Concept of Lizard People and Conspiracy Theories

49:53 Engaging with the Demonic: Exorcism and Spiritual Warfare

55:58 Balancing Curiosity and Obsession in Speculative Topics

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Summary

In this episode, Chase Davis discusses the complexities of voting and democracy, particularly from a Christian perspective. He shares his personal journey with voting, the philosophical underpinnings of democracy, and the responsibilities Christians have in the electoral process. Chase argues for the importance of voting as a civic duty and a means of loving one's neighbor, while also critiquing the current political landscape and the implications of various voting methods and amendments.

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“Can the Church Talk About Politics? - https://solaecclesia.org/articles/can-the-church-talk-about-politics/

The article from Sola Ecclesia titled "Can the Church Talk about Politics?" argues that the church not only can but should engage with politics, as politics affects the practical aspects of life which are under the purview of Christian concern. Here's a summary of its key points:

1. Relevance of Politics to Christianity: The article posits that politics, understood as the art of structuring society for the common good, is inherently linked to Christian values. It's not just about governance but about how society lives out shared life in accordance with divine principles.
2. Historical and Theological Context: Drawing from Reformed political thought, particularly Johannes Althusius, it highlights that politics has always been part of human organization aimed at establishing social life in a manner reflective of God's order.
3. The Church's Role: The church is seen as having not only the right but also the duty to address political issues because these issues concern justice, neighborly love, and the good life, which are central to Christian teaching. Ignoring these would be failing in the church's mission to be fully alive in all societal aspects.
4. Critique of Political Neutrality: The text critiques the idea of the church floating above earthly affairs, suggesting that such a stance might lead to societal moral decline. It points out that avoiding political issues can be seen as neglecting the church's responsibility towards justice and societal well-being.
5. Engagement Without Partisanship: While advocating for engagement, the article warns against the church becoming a mouthpiece for any political party or ideology. The focus should be on principles derived from scripture rather than party lines or specific legislation details.
6. Cultural Mandate and the Church's Mission: The church's mission is not just spiritual but also involves engaging with the world in ways that reflect God's kingdom, which includes speaking into the political domain without necessarily endorsing particular policies or parties.
7. Implications for Church and Society: If the church fails to engage with politics, societies might continue a downward moral spiral. The article implies a call to a more active, principled, yet non-partisan engagement with political life, where the church acts as a moral guide rather than a political actor.

This article essentially calls for a balanced approach where the church engages with politics not for power or to dictate specific policies but to influence society towards justice, righteousness, and the common good, reflecting Christian values in the political sphere.

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https://knowingscripture.com/

X - https://x.com/ZacharyGarris

Summary

In this episode, Chase Davis interviews Zachary Garris about his book 'Honor Thy Fathers,' exploring themes of masculine Christianity, the historical context of fatherhood, and the challenges of navigating modern evangelicalism. They discuss the importance of tradition, the role of fathers, and the complexities of leadership within families and churches. Garris emphasizes the need for men to lead while also serving their families, and critiques contemporary interpretations of servant leadership and egalitarianism.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Honor Thy Fathers

02:51 The Historical Context of Masculine Christianity

05:58 Engaging with Criticism and Feedback

08:52 The Challenge of Tradition in Modern Evangelicalism

11:58 Personal Reflections on Fatherhood and Influence

14:55 Navigating Relationships with Fathers

17:59 Understanding the Fifth Commandment

20:57 Leading a Family in a Feminist Culture

24:03 Father Rule: Biblical and Historical Perspectives

26:50 The Role of Tradition in Theology

29:56 The Concept of Equality in Marriage

33:01 Critique of Contemporary Evangelical Leadership

35:55 The Problem with Servant Leadership

38:56 Conclusion and Resources

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https://generalrevelation.org/press/

Substack - https://drowenanderson.substack.com/

X - https://x.com/dr_owenanderson

Summary

In this episode, Chase Davis interviews Owen Anderson, a professor and pastor, discussing his court case against ASU regarding required DEI training, challenges in teaching Christianity at a public university, and his new book on Revelation. Anderson presents a doxological reading of Revelation, contrasting it with dispensationalism and exploring themes of the church's role in ruling nations and the binding of Satan. The conversation delves into the implications of these theological perspectives for contemporary Christians.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Owen Anderson and Current Events

02:50 Court Case Against ASU: A Fight for Beliefs

05:55 Challenges in Teaching Christianity at ASU

09:00 Exploring the Book of Revelation

12:10 Doxological Reading of Revelation

15:06 Dispensationalism vs. Post-Millennialism

17:59 Understanding the Rapture and Binding of Satan

21:01 The Role of the Church in Ruling Nations

23:57 Cycles in Revelation: A New Perspective

27:00 Speculative Thoughts on Revelation 2:18-29

30:00 Concluding Thoughts and Resources

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X - @jackmat100

Neo-Calvinism - https://americanreformer.org/2023/12/neo-calvinism-and-american-decline/

Summary

In this episode, Chase Davis interviews Jackson Waters about the complexities of Neo-Calvinism, its historical roots, and its implications for contemporary Christianity. They discuss the characteristics of Neo-Calvinism, its relationship with cultural Christianity, and the influence of key figures like Karl Barth and Abraham Kuyper. The conversation also touches on the challenges of maintaining a vibrant faith in a pluralistic society and the role of the church in addressing societal issues.

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Crispinsrainyday.com

Forrestdickison.com

Summary

In this episode of Full Proof Theology, host Chase Davis interviews Forrest Dickison, the author and illustrator of Crispin's Rainy Day. They discuss Forrest's background as a Christian and artist, his journey to becoming a professional artist, and the inspiration behind his book. They also touch on the importance of beauty in Christian discipleship and the need for Christians to create their own good and beautiful products, especially children's books. Forrest shares insights into his creative process and the challenges of working on a collaborative project. The episode concludes with information on where to purchase the book and how to stay connected with Forrest's work.

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Jacob Glass on X - @JGlassMin

Ben Castle on X - @CalRumRedivivus

Summary

The conversation is a debate on whether keeping the fourth commandment in the New Covenant requires only a spiritual resting in Christ and his finished work or if it also requires a physical resting in worship. Jacob argues that the Sabbath was a sign of the Mosaic Covenant and that Christ fulfilled the Mosaic Covenant, establishing a new covenant with a new covenant sign, the Lord's Supper. He believes that Christians partake in the Sabbath by spiritually resting in Christ, not by observing a physical day of rest. Ben argues that the Sabbath command is rooted in natural law and corresponds to man's nature as a physical and spiritual being. He believes that keeping the Sabbath in the New Covenant requires both a spiritual and physical resting unto worship. He also argues that the Sabbath command has a positive moral aspect and that the change of the day from the seventh to the first is rooted in Hebrews 4. The distinction between the ceremonial and moral aspects of the Sabbath command is a point of contention between them. The conversation explores the different perspectives on the observance of the Sabbath and the Lord's Day. Ben Castle argues that the Sabbath commandment is moral and should be observed on the first day of the week, while Jacob Glass believes that the Sabbath is a sign of the old covenant and is not binding on Christians. They discuss the moral nature of the Sabbath, the transfer from the seventh day to the first day, and the distinction between the Sabbath and the Lord's Day. They also address the issue of tradition and the importance of gathering with the church on the Lord's Day.

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