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In this first part of a two part series of the podcast, my guest and I discuss the brokenness and destruction we experience in our lives, the examples we see in Scripture of God's people experiencing the same, and how Christ is the answer to all of it!
Show Notes:
Guest: Chad Bird
Chad Bird is a Scholar in Residence at 1517. He has served as a pastor, professor, and guest lecturer in Old Testament and Hebrew. He holds master’s degrees from Concordia Theological Seminary and Hebrew Union College. He has contributed articles to Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Modern Reformation, The Federalist, Lutheran Forum, and other journals and websites. He is also the author of several books, including Night Driving & Your God Is Too Glorious.
https://www.1517.org
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My guest and I take a deep dive in looking at the importance of understanding the Law/Gospel distinction and how not understanding these categories in their proper context can bring much brokenness and pain in a believer's life!
Show Notes:
Justin Perdue is the lead pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Arden, NC (South Asheville). He is cohost of Theocast, a Reformed media ministry, where he records a weekly podcast and has co-authored multiple books. Justin is married to his wife, Michelle, and they have four children.
https://theocast.org
https://covbap.org
https://www.youtube.com/@THEOCAST/featured
My guest and I continue our conversation concerning spiritual abuse and its relation to brokenness in the church and a believer's life from the perspective of our personal experience. We also discuss what some of the solutions are in dealing with spiritual abuse.
Show notes:
Guest: Jeffrey S. White
Jeffery S. White has been in the Gospel ministry in one form or another since 1986, so over 36 years. For the first 32 of these years, he served in various pastoral, denominational, and church planting roles. Then for 3 years after pastoring, he served in clinical settings as both a hospital and hospice chaplain. Since 2018, he has been the founder and president of Divine Initiative which is a global counseling ministry that focuses on helping those who have experienced or are experiencing spiritual abuse as well as Religious Trauma Syndrome. Jeff was genuinely converted to Christ when he was 20 years old in 1985 while sitting at work meditating on Romans 6:23, “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” (NASB95) Besides being a theological Reformed follower of Christ, he is currently working on two books, one dealing with spiritual abuse and the other with spiritual restoration that he hopes to have available on Amazon by the end of 2024. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his wife of 23 years, Adriane; his son Ian and his daughter Sydney; dirt biking, swimming, listening to music and playing chess and other board games. Jeff received his education from Southwest Missouri State University (now MSU), Luther Rice Seminary, Christian Bible College and Seminary, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and the Merchab Institute.
My guest and I discuss how bad theology can bring brokenness and what the solution is.
Patrick Abendroth is the Senior Pastor of Omaha Bible Church in Omaha, Nebraska where he enjoys a vibrant expository preaching ministry. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska (B.A.), The Master's Seminary (MDiv), and Ligonier Academy (DMin). He also co-hosts a weekly theology podcast, He’s been married to Molly for 31 years, have five children, and is pretty into bikes: The Pactum. // THEPACTUM.ORG
I go through several passages from the book of Ephesians as we seek encouragement and hope for brokenness in the Gospel from the Apostle Paul. I hope this will encourage you!!
Scripture References:
Ephesians 1-3
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