Park Hills Podcast

Pastors Alex and Jonathan discuss limited atonement and dive into the topics of Calvinism and Arminianism.

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Pastors Alex and Jonathan discuss discipleship and creation theories.

Key thought from this episode: Discipleship and Creation.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk a bit about free-will/determinism and the implications of both. Just two pastors talking imperfectly about a topic that has been argued for the ages.

Key thought from this episode: God saved you and is holding you. Trust Him and walk with Him.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk about false teachers and what to look for (blatant disregard for the Bible, theological "gymnastics," making the Bible all about them, tying money to their teaching, no overarching/credentialing organization, novel or new teaching - councils/creeds that inform us). We end with weird passages and extra-biblical material.

Key thought from this episode: God has guided His church and protected her from false teachers, weird verses and extra "stuff." Let's trust Him.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk through an amazing thing - special revelation. This aspect of God's revelation is what breaks down our will and gives us the direction we need to go. Enjoy!

Helpful Article from TGC

Key thought from this episode: God's word is the answer to our needs.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk about general revelation and its implications to us and our faith. A dive into topics like AI and social justice seems nice and easy for a leisurely afternoon with less caffeine.

Gospel Fluency by Jeff Vandersteldt

Key thought from this episode: General revelation is everywhere and it shows us who God is (in part).

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Pastors Alex and Chris look at a mysterious phrase in v13 and recap 1 Peter. 2 Peter is briefly peaked at - where are we going next?

Key thought from this episode: We may very well be the "she who is in Babylon." Be resolute!

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Pastors Alex and Chris work through Peter's appeal to elders and why we sometimes struggle with change. The western world is not favorable to the cause of Christ right now and that may cause us to change tactics while holding to our belief.

Key thought from this episode: Revival alone can reclaim ground lost.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk about fiery trials. What are they? Perhaps more importantly, they suggest what they are not - and that may be very helpful in this day and age!

Key thought from this episode: Following Jesus is not easy, but not every issue is a fiery trial.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk about 1 Peter 4:7 and the end of all things. How do we choose to be sober-minded with so much on the line? Then we end with a discussion of battle imagery.

Key thought from this episode: We "fight" sober-minded.

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