Resisting the Winds

Should I quit my job and plant a house church?

I respond to Roman Catholic apologist Dave Armstrong who critiqued a couple of my Youtube videos. 

In this episode I briefly address Trent Horn's concern that Protestants presuppose their faith is true until Roman Catholicism is proven true rather than realizing both sides have something to prove. 

In this episode I respond to How to be Papist's (aka How to be Christian) request to interact with a video he made on Sola Scriptura. 

In this bonus episode of my series critiquing the Lutheran view of the Eucharist, I respond to a video made by Lutheran theologian Dr. Jordan Cooper.

This is a very old podcast I recorded before I found Anchor, on my old Podcast platform. I lost most of those recordings, and so I am reposting the ones I managed to save. In this episode, I explain why I reject the notion that a local church must reflect the ethnic diversity of its sorrounding community. 

This is a very old podcast I recorded before I found Anchor, on my old Podcast channel. I lost most of those recordings, and so I am reposting the ones I managed to save. In this episode, I explain the danger and insanity of "hate crimes." 

This is a very old podcast I recorded before I found Anchor, on my old Podcast channel. I lost most of those recordings, and so I am reposting the ones I managed to save. In this episode, I play my favorite moments from some of my favorite debates. 

In this installment of my series comparing the Reformed and Lutheran views of the Lord's Supper, I share some of Beza's most funny insults, and then draw applications from in regards to how we engage in apologetics.

In the seventh installment of my series compering the Lutheran view of the Lord's Supper to the Reformed view I explain why the Lutheran view forces you to divinize the human nature of Christ, and that we should not do this as it is a condemned heresy.