Kitchen Table Theology

Hello Kitchen Table Theology Family! We’re your hosts, Jen Denton, and Pastor Jeff Cranston. Today is our first episode of a new series on the Church. The Doctrine of the Church is also known as the doctrine of Ecclesiology. And over the course of this series, we will delve into seven snapshots of what the New Testament teaches us about the church. The NT says that the Church is a flock, a fellowship, a body, a bride, a family, as God’s House, and a priesthood.

[04:11]  The Meaning of Ecclesiology

• Ecclesiology is a theological term used to refer to the church. 
• Meaning both “a called out group” and “belonging to the Lord”

[07:40] The Church Is a Flock

• Arguably Jesus' favorite description of the church, the flock of God is one of the most practical illustrations of Christ and the church (see scripture mentioned below) 
• The illustration that people are sheep may not be flattering, but the Word of God consistently refers to the church as a flock of sheep who need provision, particularly the provision of spiritual food.”
• Three terms that are used in the NT to refer to the same church leader
  • Poimen - Where Jesus says to Peter, "Take care of My sheep" that's the word poimen, it's the word pastor. Pastor means to take care of a flock
  • Presbuteros - "elder" in Greek. "Presbyterian" comes from this,  referring to spiritual maturity, not physical maturity
  • Episcopos - means a spiritual manager, supervisor, overseer. It refers to the managing aspects of church leadership
• We must remember all church leaders serve under Jesus Christ

[21:43] Closing Up

• Final words from Jen and Pastor Jeff
  • Email your questions for our upcoming Q&A to [email protected] or stay tuned to our Instagram @pastorjeffcranston

Key Quotes:

“The sheep can provide nothing for itself and can only prosper as it follows the direction of the shepherd. Its only obligation is to submit to His leading and authority. Thus, the church is directed as the flock of God to submit to his authority and that of the chief Shepherd.” - Dr. Robert Saucy

“And those of us, like me, we readily acknowledge that we serve under the one Great and Chief Shepherd, the Lord Jesus Christ.” Pastor Jeff Cranston 

Scripture Mentioned

• Luke 12:32
• Acts 20:28
• 1 Peter 5:1-3
• John 10:16
• Hebrews 13:17
• 1 Peter 5:1-2
• Acts 20:17-38

Books Mentioned

• The Church in God’s Program by  Robert L. Saucy

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Hello Kitchen Table Theology Family! This is a special interview episode with Pastor Jeff Cranston and our guest, Dr. Dave Park

Dr. Dave Park is the founder and president of Infusion and His Passion Ministries. Dave has ministered to pastors, youth leaders, parents, and students for over 25 years all over the world including Panama, Argentina, Germany, Ireland, and Israel. Dave and his team provide training, seminars, conferences, workshops, and one on one counseling to people mainly in the areas of their identity in Christ. He has co-authored more than 17 best-selling books with Dr. Neil T.  Anderson and has been nominated for three Gold Medallion Awards.

Dave is married to his lovely wife, Grace, has three children, thirteen grand-babies, and one Siamese cat.

[0:27]  Introducing Dr. Dave Park

• Dave and Pastor Jeff chat about meeting each other, cats going to heaven, and introduce today’s discussion

[03:11] Our Identity In Christ Changes Our Nature

• Dr. Dave explains how dogmatic we can mistakenly become by reversing our Theology. An example, in Ephesians' first three chapters it's about identity; who we are in Christ. Yet, we can forget about that and immediately dive into the practicality of what we must do in Christ
• We have been made holy by God, not by anything we do, that He may dwell in us. We have intimacy in Christ that we can rest in because He's provided the way of salvation. Thus, Jesus said on  the cross, "it's finished."

[09:18]  Infusion and His Passion Ministries

•  Dr. Dave talks about how God led him to start his ministry. As a young man, despite promise and success, Dr. Dave had many insecurities and an orphan spirit. He was always striving to be loved by God

[14:21] Going From Knowing Theology to Applying It

• Staring with knowing Theology deeper; Dr. Dave recommends starting with Ephesians
• Dr. Dave on his thoughts about the American Church  and the concepts of identity in Christ
• Dr. Dave's recommendations on where to start with theology

[26:02] Closing Up

• Final words from Dr. Dave and Pastor Jeff
• Visit https://www.infusionnow.org for more resources and to learn more about theology 

Tweetable Quotes:

“Keeping God's commandments is a serious thing to God in his heart, but it's not done to sustain or to provide salvation. It's done to express our love for God. " - Dr. Dave Park 

"Most of the bondages, or most of the sins in my life, were made trying to meet my own needs, or trying to find satisfaction, or pleasure, or peace or comfort in another area besides my Jesus." - Dr. Dave Park 

Scripture Mentioned: 

• 1 Cor 3:16
• Rom 7:15

Books Mentioned: 

• The Common Made Holy by Neil T. Anderson
• The Bondage Breaker by Neil T. Anderson
• Stomping Out the Darkness Paperback by Neil T. Anderson and Dave Park

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Hello Kitchen Table Theology Family! Pastor Jeff Cranston and Jen Denton are wrapping up our study of understanding our identity in Christ. In previous podcasts we’ve talked about the believer’s position in Christ, and the doctrines of justification, sanctification, glorification, regeneration, and adoption. On today’s podcast we’re going to talk about the Doctrine of Reconciliation 

[01:34] The Meaning of Reconciliation   

• Jen kicks off our podcast with a story about great American poet, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• A change of relationship between two people from hostility to harmony 
• Enmity with God 

[10:08] How Reconciliation Takes Place     

• Reconciliation comes only through the death of Jesus 
• Three highly debated views on the doctrine of Reconciliation
  • God is reconciled to us 
  • We are reconciled to God 
  • Both are reconciled to each other 

[19:38] So What? 

• How the doctrine of reconciliation ties into evangelism and how this truth plays out in our daily lives 
• The act of reconciliation has been completed on the cross 
• Every person is in the position to receive salvation through Jesus Christ 

[25:05] Closing Segment         

• Final words and announcements from Pastor Jeff and Jen 
  • Email your questions for our upcoming Q&A to [email protected] or stay tuned to our Instagram @pastorjeffcranston

Tweetable Quotes:

“Through sin we were alienated and separated from God, but through the death of Christ, peace with God and salvation was made possible for all who believe in Christ.”   - Pastor Jeff Cranston 

“Reconciliation means God has favor and mercy towards every human being on the planet — past, present and future. And that every person is in a position to receive the salvation that Jesus offers.” - Pastor Jeff Cranston 

Bible Verses Mentioned: 

• Ephesians 2:16  
• Romans 11:28
• Romans 5:9 
• Romans 5:10
• 2 Corinthians 5:21
• 2 Corinthians 5:9
• 2 Corinthians 5:19

Resources Mentioned/ Footnotes:

• And Can It Be, That I Should Gain? Poem by Charles Wesley

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Hello Kitchen Table Theology Family! Today we are continuing our study of understanding our identity in Christ. In previous podcasts we’ve talked about the believer’s position in Christ, and the doctrines of justification, sanctification, glorification, and regeneration. And on today’s podcast we’re going to talk about the doctrine of adoption.

[01:34] The Meaning of Adoption   

• The graceful and merciful right bestowed upon sinners through which a person is given admission into God’s family
• How regeneration, adoption and justification are tied together 

[07:58] Adoption In the Bible    

• Redemptive adoption in the NT 
• The concept of the word adoption is more Greco-Roman than it is Hebrew
• See Scripture listed below 

[11:24] The Role of the Trinity In Adoption

• The Father is the divine lover who predestined us for adoption
• The Son is our redeemer who saved us from death 
• The Holy Spirit enables us to cry out to God as Father and assures us within that we are God’s children

[13:03] So What? 

• God uses the biblical teaching on sonship to minister to us and through us to others. 
• How we can share the gospel with someone using the doctrine of adoption

[16:43] Closing Segment         

• Resources to take a deeper dive into this doctrine (links below) 
• Final words and announcements from Pastor Jeff and Jen 

Tweetable Quotes:

“When we come to Christ, as part of our salvation, we become a part of God’s family; Sons and daughters.” - Jen Denton 

“The Godhead, the Trinity, loves us dearly and planned our adoption, accomplished the work of redemption necessary to adopt us, and applied adoption to us as God’s sons and daughters.” - Pastor Jeff Cranston

Bible Verses Mentioned: 

• Titus 3:7
• Romans 8:14-17, 23, 29
• Galatians 3:25-4:7
• John 1:12
• 1 John 3:1
• Romans 8:15, 23
• Galatians 4:5
• Ephesians 1:5
• Romans 8:15-16
• 1 John 4:16

Resources Mentioned/ Footnotes:

• Knowing God by J.I. Packer
• Trevor Burke’s Adopted into God’s Family: Exploring a Pauline Metaphor
• Children of the Living God: Sinclair B. Ferguson
• Adopted by God: From Wayward Sinners to Cherished Children Book by Robert A. Peterson

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“You must not do, you must not even try to do, the will of the Father unless you are prepared to know the doctrine.” - C. S. Lewis

Hello Kitchen Table Theology Family! Today we are continuing our study of understanding who we are in Christ.  

[01:37] Regeneration  

• Bishop John Taylor Smith and Evangelist George Whitefield on the importance of regeneration (in Christ’s words “You must be born again.”)
• Regeneration is the work of God that gives new life to anyone who believes in Jesus as Lord and Saviour.
• The indwelling work of the Trinity in the life of the new believer (John 14:23). 

[12:31] New Creatures as a Result of Regeneration  

• Regeneration is the foundation upon which our total salvation is built. 
• How Regeneration plays itself out in our lives by bearing the fruit of our salvation. 

[16:01] What Difference Does Regeneration Make for Our Lives?    

• No longer living in habitual sin (1 John 3:9) 
• Christ-like love for others
• Beginning to live a victorious life and overcome the pressures and temptations of the world
• Even though we are not untouched by Satan, We are protected from Satan as Jesus continues to be our intercessory prayer warrior (Luke 22:31-34).

[23:24] Closing Segment         

• Recovering and reviving the doctrine of Regeneration
• Final words and announcements from Pastor Jeff and Jen 

Tweetable Quotes:

“Regeneration is the act of being made born again, or born from above, through the work of the Holy Spirit.” — Pastor Jeff Cranston

“Regeneration is the foundation upon which our total salvation is built. Without new life in Christ, there is no possibility of receiving the other aspects of salvation.” — Pastor Jeff Cranston

Bible Verses Mentioned: 

• Titus 3:5
• John 3:3
• John 3:7
• Matt 19:28
• John 14:23
• Romans 8:11
• 1 John 3:9
• Ephesians 4: 24
• 1 John 5:3-4
•  Luke 22:31-34

Resources Mentioned/ Footnotes:

• John Taylor Smith 
• George Whitefield

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• Glorification is the theological term used to describe the final removal of sin from the lives of Christians at the end of time.
• Biblically, glorification exists as one of three parts of the process of the Christian life: Justification, Sanctification, then comes Glorification.
• The body of every Christian will become like Christ's post-resurrection body, fully glorified for all of eternity.

• When Christ returns he will give all believers at the same time perfect resurrection bodies like his own.
• Jen and Pastor Jeff discuss Glorification in the New Testament. 

• How the doctrine of Glorification weaves in with Salvation, Redemption, and Sanctification to reveal God’s will for Newness in Christ 

[19:49 - 22:39] Closing Segment         

• Final thoughts and reminders from Pastor Jeff and Jen

• 1 Corinthians 15:53-52
• Philippians 3:20-21
• John 20:27-28
• Romans 8:23-25
• Genesis 3:15
• Revelation 22:3
• Revelation 22:20

• Your Greatest Adventure: Taking the Next Steps in Your Faith by Jeff Cranston
• Happily Ever After: Studies in the Beatitudes by Jeff Cranston

“Sanctification is the work of God’s free grace, whereby we are renewed in the whole man after the image of God, and are enabled more and more to die unto sin, and live unto righteousness.”

Hello Kitchen Table Theology Family! Today Pastor Jeff and Jen discuss the Doctrine of Sanctification: what it means to go from living self-like to Christ-like.

[00:01 - 05:04] What is Sanctification? 

• It is a continuing change worked by God in us, freeing us from sinful habits and forming in us Christlike affections, dispositions, and virtues.

[05:05 - 09:11] The Essence of Sanctification 

• To make holy
  • Set apart from profane use for holy use
• Sanctification applies to our minds, lives, abilities, and bodies

[09:11 - 10:58] How Does Sanctification Fit in With the Other Doctrines?  

• Through justification, we are declared righteous so that in sanctification we through Christ may become righteous.
  • It exhibits the fruit of the relationship

[10:59 - 15:02] The Inception of Sanctification   

• Positional sanctification and progressive sanctification
  • When we receive Christ as Lord and Savior we are in one sense immediately sanctified. But subsequent to our conversion we often experience a struggle of the will. 
  • Recognize the presence of carnality
  • Surrender to Jesus
  • The infilling of the Holy Spirit 

[15:03 - 18:56] The Continuation of Sanctification in Our Lives  

• Reaffirmation; Recommitting ourselves to Christ and reaffirming that we are no longer interested in that old life.

[18:56 - 22:15] A Summary of What We’ve discussed

• Final words from Pastor Jeff and Jen

Tweetable Quotes:

“Sanctification is not about trying harder to live a godly life nor to struggle more to be a better Christian. It is supernatural power released in us by Christ to enable us to live a holy life.” — Pastor Jeff Cranston

“As we live out the life we are called to, we experience His sanctifying power in us, drawing us closer and closer to God and giving us an ever-increasing desire to live a life of holiness for His glory.” — Jen Denton

“I’ve never regretted any time I’ve chosen Christ.”  — Pastor Jeff Cranston 

Bible Verses Mentioned: 

• 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24
• 1 Corinthians 6: 19-20
• Hebrews 10 
• Romans 7:15 
• 1 Peter 1:2
• 2 Thessalonians 2:13 
• Galatians 5: 22-23
• 1 Peter 3:15

Resources Mentioned/ Footnotes:

• Westminster Shorter Catechism

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“For the Christian, justification is completely the work of God, which not only forgives our sins but also attributes to us the righteousness of Jesus. Justification can never be earned by our good works; it is only received by faith, based upon the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross.” 

In this episode of Kitchen Table Theology, we will discuss the doctrine of Justification, the brevity of what it truly means, and how it affects our standing with Jesus Christ.      

[00:01 - 04:23] What’s The Difference Between Systematic Theology and Doctrine?

• Systematic Theology is any study that answers the question, “What does the whole Bible teach us today?” Doctrine is what the whole Bible teaches us today about a particular topic.  

[04:24 - 08:05] What Does Justification Mean?  

• Biblically defined: Justification means to pronounce, accept, and treat as just.1
• Justification is completely the work of God, which not only forgives our sins but also attributes to us the righteousness of Jesus. Justification can never be earned by our good works.

[08:06 - 10:13] Unpacking Justification From Scripture  

• Acts 13:38-39

[10:14 - 14:51] What Does It Mean to be Justified?  

• To have your sins forgiven in such a way that God's honor and integrity are preserved by it.
  • If God merely swept sin under the rug, He could no longer be regarded as the God of justice and truth. But God has found a way, through Jesus, to lay the guilt of our life and heart upon his own Son.

[14:52 - 16:45] How does Justification Affect My Standing with Jesus and My Identity in Him?  

• Jesus shed his blood on the cross and rose from the grave to reconcile us to God.
  • Both the Old and New Testaments assure us, “The just shall live by faith”

[16:46 - 21:42] So Now What?       

• Romans 5:1 Tells us that, because of Christ, we are now at perfect peace with God.
• Final words from Pastor Jeff and Jen.

Tweetable Quotes:

“Justification means to have your sins forgiven in such a way that God's honor and integrity are preserved by it.” — Pastor Jeff Cranston

“Justification means that we are restored to favor with God… that the stain of condemnation has been replaced with God’s favor ... I am now, because of Christ, at perfect peace with God. And God has declared that so.” — Jen Denton

Bible Verses Mentioned: 

• Romans 3:24
• Romans 3:28
• Romans 5:9
• Romans 5:1
• Galatians 2:16
• Ephesians 2:8 
• Titus 3:5
• Acts 13:38-39
• 2 Corinthians 5:21
• Habakkuk 2:4 
• Romans 1:17
• Galatians 3:11
• Hebrews 10:38

Resources Mentioned/ Footnotes:

• 1 Walter A. Elwell, ed. Evangelical Dictionary of Theology. Grand Rapids: Baker Books. 1984, p. 593.
• 2 Paul Enns. The Moody Handbook of Theology. Chicago: Moody Press. 1989, p. 234.

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“The elevated status which is ours in the Kingdom is from Christ. It’s in the spiritual realm, in God’s Kingdom. That, however, doesn't mean that we wait until we get to heaven to have any authority or take our place of authority. We are there now.”

This is the first episode of our new series, "Your Position In Christ". Today Jen and Pastor Jeff discuss what it means when the Bible tells us that we are raised, seated, and united with Christ, and how that sheds light on God’s will for our lives and our spiritual walk.         

[00:01 - 02:50] Opening Segment

• Introducing our new series "Your Position In Christ".  

[02:51 - 06:14] What Does ‘Your Position In Christ’ Mean? 

• Have you ever found yourself saying, “I'm not in the position to help you right now?” 
• A lot of Christians have fallen into the problem of not knowing what their position is in Christ. 

[06:15 - 09:27] Walking in the Life Christ Wants for Us  

• Paul tells us in Romans 5:17 that we are free to reign with Christ.
• We’ll never confidently walk in this freedom if we don't know we have it. 

[09:28 - 16:47] What Then Is Our Position In Christ? 

• Ephesians 2:6 tells us:
  • God has raised us from the dead along with Christ 
  • We are seated with Him in the heavenly realms 
  • We are united with Christ
• As Christians it is part of our purpose and God’s will for our lives to take the position He has given us to rule and reign with Christ.   

[16:48 - 18:38] We Are Spiritually Raised Up With Christ 

• If your life is in the pits, know that you have been lifted out of that pit through Christ Jesus.

[18:39 - 21:10] We Are United With Christ Jesus 

• Galatians 2:20 tells us that we have died with Christ and now we live with Christ; it is Him Who lives through us. 

[21:11 - 25:55] Closing Segment      

• How can we live in more victory? 
• Remember you are seated with Christ in the Heavenlies!  
• Final words from Pastor Jeff and Jen.

Tweetable Quotes:

“He gladly gave us this position [in Christ]... That’s His will for our lives. We will actually be disobedient to not take the rightful place that he wants us to have of ruling and reigning in Christ.” — Pastor Jeff Cranston   

“If we don’t know our position in Christ, we’ll never walk in our position in Christ.” — Pastor Jeff Cranston 

Bible Verses Mentioned: 

• Romans 5:17
• Deuteronomy 28:13
• Psalm 103: 4
• Galatians 2:20
• Colossians 1:18

Resources Mentioned:

• Three-Minute Theology by Dana L Goodnough
• Bible Study Tools: Online Parallel Bible

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In this special episode, Pastor Jeff Cranston has a conversation with Dr. Dana Goodnough. Dr. Goodnough is the Lead Pastor of Pittsford Community Church (New York), and has been a pastor in the church since 1985. He is also an author of an incredible book that we will discuss, entitled ‘Three Minute Theology.’

Watch here on my YouTube channel.

Let’s dig in as we discuss the topic of theology and its current situation in Christian culture. 

[00:01 - 06:19] Opening Segment

• Let’s welcome and get to know Dr. Dana Goodnough.
• Pastor Jeff and Dr. Dana share their experience in the ministry.
• Pastor Jeff gives a brief introduction of Dr. Dana’s book 
  • Three-Minute Theology: 66 Simple Lessons on Basic Bible Doctrines.
• Dr. Dana talks about how he stays and pastoring a church since 1985.

[06:20 - 15:41] Three-Minute Theology

• Dr. Dana shares the reason why he wrote this book.
• Pastor Jeff and Dr. Dana discuss the increase of unawareness of theology among Christians today.
• The major misperception of the difficulty of theology.
•  Dr. Dana talks about the mystery of doctrines in Scripture and how he comprehends that.
• Dr. Dana breaks down what it means to do theology and Christianity.

[15:42 - 22:49] The Current situation and Emerging Trends in Christian Culture.

• Pastor Jeff talks about the results of the theological survey.
• Dr. Dana shares his view on the results of the survey.
• Dr. Dana shares the repercussions that he foresees for the churches as we move to the next decade.
• Dr. Dana talks about the emerging trends in the western church that are theologically dangerous.

[22:50 - 28:08] Closing Segment

• Dr. Dana shares encouragement for us as theologians to move forward
  • Redefine what we think of as the church and are we a counterculture.
  • Live in a way that shows love to our neighbor and others.
  • Live in faith, love, and the whole reality of our Christian experience.
• Connect with Dr. Dana at the links below.
• Final words from Pastor Jeff.

Tweetable Quotes:

“The study of theology is a lifelong journey that gets even richer the further you go along.” -  Dr. Dana Goodnough.

“Why would we love God with our mind?  because that's going to keep us on track with our soul and over our practice.” -  Dr. Dana Goodnough.

“There are mysteries that God doesn’t intend for us to fully comprehend.” -  Dr. Dana Goodnough.

Bible Verses and Other Sources Mentioned:

• Three-Minute Theology by Dana L Goodnough

To connect and know more about Dr. Dana Goodnough, you can visit pittsfordcc.org and www.fixyoureyesonjesus.com.

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