Jordan and Brandon talk with Alex DiPrima about Charles Spurgeon's view on politics. They cover topics ranging from Spurgeon's practice with politics in the pulpit, his personal political views, what he might think about Christian Nationalism, what he thought of Britain's foreign policy, and more.

Resources:

1) The social and political views of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Meredith Albert
2) Simplicity in Preaching, JC Ryle
3) A Preachers Progress, Patricia Kruppa
4) Baptist Theology, James Leo Garrett
5) A Genetic History of Baptist Thought, William Brackney
6) Evangelicalism in Modern Britain, David Bebbington

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Jordan and Brandon talk with Kenneth Collins about Methodism. They ask about what Methodism means, how it is connected to the Great Tradition, how it is unique, what areas it is most susceptible to critique, and more.

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Resources:

1) George Whitefield, edited by Geordan Hammond
2) The Theology of John Wesley, Kenneth Collins
3) The Sermons of John Wesley, edited by Kenneth Collins
4) The Works of John Wesley, Albert Outler
5) Responsible Grace, Randy Maddox
6) Classical Christianity, Thomas Oden

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Jordan and Brandon are joined by Cody and Garrett as they talk with David Hogg and Steve McKinion about patristic and medieval theological retrieval for pastors and students.

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Resources:

1) The Discarded Image, CS Lewis
2) The Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages, Beryl Smalley
3) Introducing Medieval Biblical Interpretation, Christopher Levy
4) Retrieving the Tradition and Renewing Evangelicalism, Dan Williams
5) Origen On First Principles, John Behr

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Jordan and Brandon talk with Joe Garner about EY Mullins. They consider who Mullins was, what his key theological contributions were, why Baptists and non-Baptists should care about him, and what he might teach the church today.

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Resources:

1) EY Mullins in Retrospect, SBTS Journal
2) Soul Competency or Regenerate Church Membership, Micah Caswell
3) Baptist History, James Leo Garrett
4) Baptists in America, Thomas Kidd and Barry Hankins
5) The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Greg Wills

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Jordan and Brandon talk with Gerald Bray about Anglicanism. They ask about what Anglicanism means, how it is connected to the Great Tradition, how it is unique, what areas it is most susceptible to critique, and more.

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Resources:

1) Anglicanism: A Reformed Catholic Tradition, Gerald Bray
2) The Latimer Trust

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Jordan and Brandon talk with Paul Sanchez about theological liberalism. They consider what theological liberalism is--particularly in America, what caused many in the 19th/20th century to desire theological liberalism, who William Poteat was and how his life shaped liberalism in America, how liberalism is connected to the SBC, and much more.

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Resources:

1) The Making of American Liberal Theology: Imagining Progressive Religion, Gary Dorrian

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Jordan and Brandon talk with David Hall about Presbyterianism. They ask about what Presbyterianism means, how it is connected to the Great Tradition, how it is unique, what areas it is most susceptible to critique, and more.

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Resources:

1) The Apostolic Church, Which Is It?, Thomas Witherow
2) Jus Divinum Regiminis Ecclesiastici: The Divine Right of Church Government
3) How Jesus Runs the Church, Guy Waters
4) William the Baptist, James Chaney

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Jordan and Brandon re-introduce the London Lyceum. They cover its mission, goals, and hopes and introduce the team that makes it all happen.

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Jordan and Brandon talk with Brad Littlejohn and Clare Morrell about Big Tech and its influence on theological formation, ecclesiastical life, and more.

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Resources:

1) Ad Fontes Journal
2) EPPC Big Tech Project
3) Congress and Pornography
4) States and Pornography
5) Big Tech Censorship

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Jordan and Brandon talk with Aaron Simmons about Pentecostalism. They ask about what Pentecostalism means, how it is connected to the Great Tradition, how it is unique, what areas it is most susceptible to critique, and more.

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Find out more from Aaron at his website. Also check out his YouTube channel.

Resources:

1) Why Masculinist Christianity is Misguided, Dale Coulter
2) The Bible, Disability, and the Church: A New Vision of the People of God, Amos Yong
3) Embracing Prodigals, John Sanders

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