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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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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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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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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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Summary

In this episode, Chase Davis discusses the concept of individualism and personal responsibility in the context of nations, borders, and immigration. He explores the importance of developing an appropriate sense of self and agency, as well as the need for boundaries and borders in healthy relationships. Davis emphasizes the significance of taking ownership and control over what is 'mine' in various aspects of life, including family, church, and country. He argues that Christianity offers a unique perspective on healthy individualism and the importance of personal responsibility.

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Summary

In this episode, Chase Davis and Matt Patrick discuss the concept of Big Eva and the ministry industrial complex. They share their personal experiences and observations of how the evangelical world has changed over the years. They talk about the influence of influential figures and organizations, the pressure to conform, and the lack of willingness to address difficult issues. They also discuss the importance of discernment and critical thinking for everyday Christians and offer advice on how to navigate these challenges. In this conversation, Matt and Chase discuss the challenges faced by pastors in owning their mistakes and responding to criticism. They emphasize the importance of pastors being humble enough to admit when they are wrong and grow from it. They also highlight the need for pastors to be trustworthy and to prioritize discipleship over numerical growth. They encourage listeners to study church history and find good local churches where they can trust their pastors and engage in meaningful relationships.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage

03:05 Understanding Big Eva and the Ministry Industrial Complex

12:01 The Pressure to Conform and the Lack of Dialogue

19:10 The Importance of Discernment and Critical Thinking

24:00 Navigating the Challenges as an Everyday Christian

35:26 Owning Mistakes and Growing from Them

53:52 Finding Trustworthy Pastors and Engaging in Meaningful Relationships

57:08 The Value of Studying Church History

01:00:19 Prioritizing Discipleship over Numerical Growth

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Summary

In this episode of Full Proof Theology, host Chase Davis interviews Will Tanner, co-founder of the American Tribune, about Rhodesia. They discuss the background of Rhodesia, its declaration of independence, and the Bush War that followed. They also touch on the international response to Rhodesia, the role of the Rhodesian military, and the impact of the war on the country. The conversation highlights the unique political and social dynamics of Rhodesia and challenges the mainstream narrative surrounding the country. The conversation explores the fall of Rhodesia and the lessons that can be learned from it. The main themes include the challenges faced by Rhodesia in maintaining its national sovereignty and borders, the impact of geography on the war, the difficulties in defending the border, the tactics used by the rebels, and the reasons for Rhodesia's ultimate downfall. The conversation also touches on the role of private military contractors, the importance of political arrangements and religion, and the lessons that can be drawn from the Rhodesian conflict.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background of Guest

08:59 Rhodesia: Declaration of Independence and Early Governance

13:09 The Bush War: Precipitating Events and Nature of the Conflict

16:59 International Response to Rhodesia

19:42 The Role of the Rhodesian Military

21:47 Innovative Tactics: Fire Force Missions

25:35 The Impact of the War on Rhodesia

27:53 The Challenges of Maintaining National Sovereignty and Borders

37:04 The Impact of Geography on the War

40:25 The Difficulties in Defending the Border

43:12 Tactics Used by the Rebels

41:37 The Role of Private Military Contractors

45:14 The Importance of Political Arrangements and Religion

52:53 Lessons from the Rhodesian Conflict

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Lecrae interviews Matt Chandler here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUt9H1bdnEc&t=377s

Summary

In this conversation review, Chase Davis discusses various themes and critiques the rhetoric and positions of Matt Chandler. He highlights Chandler's emphasis on reaching the common man and his skepticism towards theological complexities. Davis also critiques Chandler's approach to pastoral ministry, his views on cultural Christianity, and his use of therapeutic language. He questions Chandler's consistency and courage in addressing controversial topics and suggests that his rhetoric often falls into a third-way, nuanced approach. Davis concludes by expressing his frustration with the lack of depth and intellectual rigor in Chandler's perspectives.

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Summary

In this episode, Chase Davis interviews Megan Basham about her book 'Shepherds for Sale'. They discuss the compromises within the church on various issues such as homosexuality, government tyranny, funding models, and immigration. They also delve into the topic of how Christians should engage politically, focusing on an organization called the After Party and its funding sources. They explore the Evangelical Immigration Table and its ties to left-wing foundations, including George Soros' Open Society. The conversation highlights the need for discernment and critical thinking when it comes to the influence of these organizations and their impact on the church. The conversation explores the infiltration of progressive ideologies into Christian organizations and the need for discernment and accountability. It discusses the compromised nature of certain Christian institutions and the negative impact it has on the church. The conversation also touches on the importance of standing firm on biblical principles and the challenges faced by women in the public square while remaining faithful to their calling as wives and mothers.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

04:48 Compromises within the Church

09:18 The After Party: Political Curriculum in Churches

13:13 The Evangelical Immigration Table and Left-Wing Funding

18:30 Exercising Discernment in the Church

22:50 The Infiltration of Progressive Ideologies in Christian Organizations

24:20 Compromised Institutions and the Negative Impact on the Church

29:50 The Influence of Left-Wing Funding

33:42 The Need for Discernment and Accountability

38:24 Balancing Roles as Women in the Public Square

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Summary

In this episode of Full Proof Theology, host Chase Davis interviews CJ Engel about the history and development of conservatism in America. They discuss the origins of conservatism in the 18th century and its evolution through the progressive era and the New Deal. They also explore the role of National Review and other conservative publications in shaping the conservative movement. The conversation touches on the compromises made by conservatives during the civil rights movement and the rise of neoconservatism in the Republican Party. The conversation explores the history and influence of neoconservatism, highlighting its origins in the split between nationalist and internationalist communists. The internationalist Marxists, aligned with Trotsky, aimed for a world revolution to establish communism globally. As the Soviet Union faltered, many ex-Trotskyites became advocates of internationalist democracy, promoting democracy and human rights as the means to make the world a better place. The neoconservatives, a small group of power brokers, infused this internationalist mindset with anti-Sovietism and strategically took over the conservative movement. They controlled the framing and narratives, influencing policy and staffing the government.

Takeaways

Conservatism in America has its roots in the 18th century and was influenced by figures like Edmund Burke.

The progressive era and the New Deal brought about significant changes in the American political order, leading to the emergence of the conservative movement.

National Review played a crucial role in shaping the conservative movement, with figures like Bill Buckley leading the way.

Conservatives made compromises during the civil rights movement to maintain unity in the face of totalitarianism.

Neoconservatism emerged as disillusioned leftists left the Democratic Party and joined the Republican Party. Neoconservatism emerged from the split between nationalist and internationalist communists.

Internationalist Marxists aimed for a world revolution to establish communism globally.

Ex-Trotskyites became advocates of internationalist democracy, promoting democracy and human rights.

Neoconservatives strategically took over the conservative movement, controlling framing and narratives.

They influenced policy and staffing in the government.

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