The institution and its faculty must save face. Here's how they're doing it. (NOTE: This episode was originally recorded for YouTube and contains visuals. To watch the video, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9z4BJ11zPA).

Spotting socialism in the bride of Christ is essential to maintaining the biblical model, where the members are fundamental to the whole (1 Cor. 12:26).

Should Christians enter into controversy? If so, what should be their reasoning?

Recently, critics of evangelical, and especially SBC leadership have been asked to address public content in private, behind closed doors. Is this biblical?

Wrapping up my mini-series on the social justice movement, I ask the question, "How ought Christians respond?" We need to be strong in our doctrine, especially our doctrine of Scripture, as we seek to give a defense.

Here in part II, I look at critical theory in general and then observe how it's been applied to different areas, such as religion, Scripture, and anthropology.

Here on the Audible Thoughts podcast, I begin a brief survey series through the social justice movement, beginning with a short history and ending with how Christians ought to respond.

In their first podcast for 2020, Beeson Divinity School started the year off with a bang.