The Theonauts

One of the underlying doctrines among the "word of faith" movement is that we are little gods (with a little g) because we have God's DNA in us. Is this a legitimate doctrine? How can this affect the Gospel itself?

Today on the Theonauts we talk about the separation between the sacred and the secular. Should we be dividing things this way? Join us as we address how even what we consider to be secular is sacred because God is Lord of all.

Today we look at how this social distancing mandate we are under due to COVID-19 is nothing new. Moses was taught practices by God that took our medical community 3300 years to learn.

This week we explore the most neglected, the shortest, and the enigmatic book of the New Testament. The Book of Jude

Today we continue our study of the Anabaptist movement and talk about Ulrich Stadler and Balthasar Hubmaier. Bear with our audio issues in this episode... we're working on it.

Today we look at the model of Moses and the Rock in the wilderness to see how we should have assurance of salvation through it.

This week we continue our study of the Anabaptist movement of the 16th Century

This week we begin a series on the Anabaptist movement as part of the Protestant Reformation. Today we talk about the beginnings of it with Zwigli and Erasmus.

So does the gap between us and God get smaller with our sanctification? How do we reconcile sanctification between cheap grace and feeling unsaved?  Grace is in that gap.

Today we want to look at Jesus through the lens of His Hebrew culture and it may surprise us how it changes or enhances our view of who He was and what He taught.