Theology 101 continues with the next logical topic: revelation. No, not the book that closes out the New Testament. We are talking about general and special revelation. How do we know who God is? To what extent can we know him? Get your pencil and paper ready. Class is in session.

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Who among us is not weary from time to time? Our jobs, finances, health, relationships, and lack of sleep can all contribute to our sense of weariness. On this episode the guys talk frankly about their own experience with weariness, while also sharing the relief they've found along the way.

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Welcome to Theology 101, a new segment that you will find from time to time here at Doxology on Friday's. Tune in as the guys begin this class where any theology class should start: the trinity.

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Today the guys sit down for part two of their interview with Dr. Gavin Ortlund. Here they specifically discuss Gavin's recent book, "Anselm's Pursuit of Joy," which is about Anselm's masterwork, the "Proslogion." They cover reasons why Anselm's Ontological Argument gets so much press compared to the rest of the work, Anselm's high view of friendship, and more.

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On this special "Christians of History" episode, Jens and Lukas sit down with Dr. Gavin Ortlund. This is part one of a two part conversation on all things Anselm. Dr. Ortlund has devoted a great deal of time to studying Anselm and his theology. Here they discuss his life and works. Don't miss this episode. Be sure to tune in this coming Tuesday for part two on Anselm's Pursuit of Joy.

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On this episode the guys tackle a complex topic that was recommended by a listener. What is EFS/ESS? What are the theological implications of affirming this doctrine? What about Nicene Trinitarianism? Tune in for answers to some of these questions, and more.

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It is a fight to the death (pun intended). We are pitting the Westminster Confession against the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith. On this edition, the guys explore the chapter entitled "Of the State of Man After Death and the of the Resurrection of the Dead." That is a mouthful. Here, they explore how the two confessions talk about our bodies and souls after death, what is meant by "resurrection of the dead," and more!

Comparison chart for reference: https://www.proginosko.com/docs/wcf_lbcf.html

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Today the guys explore the seven deadly sins. What are they? Where do we see them manifest themselves today? What can we learn from these "root sins?" Sin is serious business, and we ought to take it seriously.

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Jens and Lukas had a really busy week and were unable to record a Friday episode. This is only the second time they've ever been unable to release new content. They did not want to leave you guys hanging, so they decided to release a throwback episode from their early days. Enjoy!

Original episode notes: "On this week's episode, Darth Vader and Luke (Lukas) Skywalker continue the Christians of History series as Lukas shares the story of two early Christian martyrs. What can we learn from their faithful example of remaining steadfast to the very end?"

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You cannot escape it. Social media is everywhere. Perhaps you found this very podcast episode because of a social media post. How does one engage on social media? How is it transforming us? Tune in to hear some thoughts on how Christians should engage on social media.

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