In this episode, I am joined by Dr Mark Olson to discuss the faith of a servant and whether the servant is justified. Dr Mark Olsonhttps://wesleyscholar.com/John Wesley's Doctrine of Justification, by Dr Mark Olsonhttps://a.co/d/06Ufhrt8

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In this episode, I am joined by Natalie Edmonson from Berean Holiness as we discuss hyperfundamentalism.

https://bereanholiness.com/

In this episode, I am joined by Johnathan Arnold to discuss his new book The Whole Counsel of God: a Protestant Catechism and Discipleship Handbook. Johnathan is the senior pastor of Redeemer Wesleyan Church, president of Holy Joys, and a global trainer at Shepherd's Global Classroom.

About Holy Joys: https://holyjoys.org/about/

The Whole Counsel of God: https://catechism.holyjoys.org/product/catechism/

In this episode, Dr Brian Black shares his thoughts on sin from a Wesleyan perspective. Dr Black's conception of sin is further detailed in his book Properly Defining Sin.

Properly Defining Sin: https://a.co/d/8yss03K

In this episode, Andrew Dahler and I discuss the dress standards of the Conservative Holiness Movement.

In this episode, I discuss the book A Right Conception of Sin by Dr Richard S Taylor and its influence in the Conservative Holiness Movement and, in particular, the InterChurch Holiness Convention.

In this episode, I am joined by David Graf to discuss the two works movement, or the Conservative Holiness Movement (CHM), and the doctrine of entire sanctification as presented by Dr Paul Kaufman in his book From the Classroom to the Heart.

From the Classroom to the Heart: https://www.amazon.com/CLASSROOM-HEART-EXAMINATION-DOCTRINE-SANCTIFICATION/dp/0880196343

A Right Conception of Sin: https://www.wesleyanbooks.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=WB&Product_Code=4448&Category_Code=

What About Sin: https://www.amazon.com/What-About-Sin-Appraisal-Tradition/dp/B0997SD3F3

Against God and Nature: https://www.amazon.com/Against-God-Nature-Foundations-Evangelical/dp/1433501171

The Centrality and Sufficiency of Scripture, Essays and Sermons in Honor of Allan P. Brown on the Occasion ofo His 80th Birthday, edited by A. Philip Brown II. This book does not seem to be available for purchase. My copy was given to me by a friend. This is the book referenced in the in this episode where Tom McCall challenges Brian Black on a narrow view of sin. McCall defends a broader view of sin.

In this episode, I discuss the four main pillars of CHM identity as presented by Rodney Loper. The apparent question is whether these pillars are too broad to accurately define the CHM. I consider possible motives Loper may have had in establishing these broad pillars.

Rodney Loper: Four Main Pillars of the CHM

https://www.youtube.com/live/ZKTf2KSZxrg?si=fqp2XpyPEk5OjDM-

Brian Black: Holiness Heritage

https://www.amazon.com/Holiness-Heritage-Tracing-History-Movement/dp/B0CR81V79Q

Wallace Thornton: Radical Righteousness

https://www.wesleyanbooks.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&St,%20ore_Code=WB&Product_Code=3727&Category_Code=

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In this episode, I am joined again by Glen Asbury for Part 2 of a discussion on the development of the CHM through the lens of Wallace Thornton in his book Radical Righteousness Personal Ethics and the Development of the Holiness Movement.

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Links to content mentioned in this episode.

Radical Righteousness by Wallace Thornton:

⁠https://www.wesleyanbooks.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=WB&Product_Code=3727&Category_Code=⁠

Rodney Loper - Four Pillars of the CHM:

⁠https://www.youtube.com/live/ZKTf2KSZxrg?si=y9srqViE5FnkVW10⁠

The Call: Essays to the Conservative Holiness Movement by Mike Avery and Larry Smith:

⁠https://shop.gbs.edu/product/the-call/⁠

Crucible for Conservatives by H.E. Schmul:

⁠https://holyjoys.org/schmul-crucible-conservatives/⁠

CHM's Fork in the Road by Keith Drury:

⁠http://www.drurywriting.com/keith/Chm_cHm.htm