Paul and Bryan discuss common mistakes we make when forming opinions and how to sharpen our minds in a world of polarization. Also, Paul reveals his awkward habits at social gatherings

Jordan Peterson is one of the most influential public figures today, but does he provide helpful insight for the church? Rev. Steven Wedgeworth joins us to talk about an article he wrote about what to learn and what to avoid from the popular psychologist

Show Notes

"Is Jordan Peterson Almost There" by Steven Wedgeworth

Jordan Peterson: Message to the Christian Churches

Rev. Ben Jefferies joins us to take an honest look at the debate over women's ordination by looking at specific texts, the tradition of the church, and the theology of preaching. 

Show Notes

Check out Rev. Jefferies's book: 

No Other Foundation: Essays on Women's Ordination in the Anglican Church 

Did women have positions of authority in the early church? And is it true that women were treated like property? Dr. Colvin tackles these questions and applies them to the challenges of modern-day Christians on the topic of gender. You don't want to miss this one

Show Notes

Original Interview with Dr. Colvin

No Apologies: Why Civilization Depends on the Strength of Men by Anthony Esolen

Personality tests are often based on our ability to understand ourselves. But what if we're not good at introspection? Also, does Paul record his audio from a bathroom stall?

Were Timothy and Titus pastors? Is Acts 6 really about deacons? And is there such a thing as apostolic succession? Dr. Matthew Colvin joins us for a fascinating discussion about the role of bishops and pastors in the New Testament. Spoiler alert: it's not what you think.

Show Notes

Buy Dr. Colvin's book "The Lost Supper" 

Find more of Dr. Colvin's work at the Davenant Institute

Bishop Neil Lebhar joins us for a conversation as he reflects on a life in ministry. He shares his experience leading his congregation out of the Episcopal Church, the benefit of bishops, and his hopes for the future of the church. 

Show Notes:

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Learn more about Bishop Neil's diocese: https://www.gulfatlanticdiocese.org

Protestants may get the doctrine of justification right, but what about the Trinity? Tony Arsenal of the Reformed Brotherhood chimes in to set the record straight on contemporary controversies over the relationship of Jesus to the Father. Trigger warning: some popular Christian theologians are named in this episode!

Show Notes

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Bryan and Paul follow-up on their interview with Guillaume on whether non-Calvinists and Catholics share the same theology of assurance. Also, Bryan makes fun of Paul's AC unit

Protestants rightly reject the teachings of the Catholic church, but do they really know what the Reformation was about? Dr. Guillaume Bignon helps us understand where the real debate between Catholics and Protestants lie and why it matters for every day Christians.

Show Notes

Get Dr. Bignon's newest book: Confessions of a French Atheist: How God Hijacked My Quest to Disprove the Christian Faith

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