back into the archives this week -- today we are recording an episode on Biblical authority so thought this might be helpful!

Today Jay, John, and I sit down and discuss the clarity of the Scriptures on the issue of women preaching and teaching in the gathering of the Church. If you haven't seen it - we referenced THIS VIDEO (https://youtu.be/NeNKHqpBcgc) of John MacAurthor at the Truth Matters Conference making some remarks concerning Beth Moore.

John, Jay, and Coalt continue to discuss the subject of Justification as they tackle paragraphs 3 and 4 of Chapter 11 in the 1689 London Baptist Confession.

Jay, John, and Coalt take a look at the second paragraph in the 1689! Here is a link to the book that John mentioned: Antinomianism by Mark Jones t.ly/w9ZW5

Today Coalt, John, and Jay start looking at Chapter 11 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith!

Today Coalt, Jay, and John are back in the 1689 London Baptist Confession visting about the effective call -- if you have ever wondered what that was or are curious you are welcome to listen in.

On the Podcast today John, Jay, and I discuss the issue of homosexuality. The reason we are looking into this issue briefly is that in the Christian world today many pastors and leaders are vacillating on this issue. We believe that it is important to be extremely clear because the gospel is at stake!

Today on the Podcast John, Jay, and I take a look at the Biblical understanding of free will as we continue to make our way through the 1689 London Baptist Confession

We are rewinding this week back to Episode 10 and asking the question: Does God still speak today? Hope you will enjoy it! Here is a link to the original episode: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/15600162

Coalt, John, and Jay are back talking about Christ the Mediator in the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith. Some of the things we talk about this episode are The redemption that we have in Christ, The meaning of the term "world" in Scripture, the extent of the atonement, sanctification, and Christ as our Prophet, Priest, and King.