The Two Things You Shouldn't Talk About

Is the world going to get better or worse before Christ returns? This is a terrible oversimplification, but if your theology leads you to option A, you might be a postmillenialist. In this show, Cody Lawrence and I discuss why the scripture leads him to be optimistic about the effect Christians can have in the world, and how his eschatological beliefs shape his political views.Cody Lawrence is the host of Spare No Arrows, a podcast about equipping believers to stand for Biblical Christianity in Babylon by applying all of Christ to all of life.

Who are the church fathers, why should we care about what they think, and what can we learn from studying their writings? This week I'm joined by Josh Hoffert to discuss all things Church history!Joshua Hoffert travels around the world releasing prophetic ministry and equipping people to move in the deep things of God. He is passionate about discovering the ancient ways of the early church fathers and mothers. He spends his time writing, speaking, and mentoring to equip people to experience God. Before relocating to eastern Canada, he served as the Director of Streams Ministries Canada and one of the longest-running Bethel DVD schools in Canada.

Paul Cox is a freelance illustrator and creator of RefToons, which exists to preserve the legacy of theologians of the past by producing humorous and thought-provoking comic strips that bring clarity to various biblical teachings through visual storytelling.

Father Ron Drummond is the rector of St. Stephen’s Anglican Church of Hurst, TX. Fr. Ron is a graduate of Nashotah House Theological Seminary and Illinois State University. His passion in ministry is Christ-centered, relevant teaching, and connecting people and their struggles to God and His answers.

In a world where politics and religion are becoming increasingly mixed, how should believers and church leaders respond to today's godless society? On this episode I'm joined in person AND in my homeland of Northern Ireland by Jamie Bambrick.

Michael Miller is teaching pastor at Reclamation Church, Denver and cohost of "To Be Continued" on the Remnant Radio. He worked for a para-church ministry called Young Life, and then for Professor Jack Deere at Wellspring Church where he ran the healing ministry and traveled with Jack to minister to churches.

Recently Mark Driscoll shocked the evangelical world when he publicly rebuked Pastor John Lindell at a mens' conference, due to a performance from a scantily clad sword swallower. Was he right, and if so, what does this say to us about the prophetic voice in the 21st century?

Is Calvinism compatible with Continuationism? John Welnick aka Charismatic Calvinist joins me to discuss this question and much more.

Dr Gerry Bowler is a historian and author who is best known for his works on Christmas, such as The World Encyclopedia of Christmas, Santa Claus: A Biography, The World’s Greatest Christmas Stories and Christmas in the Crosshairs. He has a Ph.D. in History from King’s College London. While continuing to teach Medieval and Early-Modern European history at the university level, he switched his area of research to the intersection of religion and popular culture, publishing works on The Simpsons, the relationship between Aristotle and professional wrestling, Wayne Gretzky, and Bloody Mary, but eventually focusing his main efforts on the history of Christmas.

THE ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS is a new series on The Two Things You Shouldn’t Talk About, where I assemble guests around a table to bring clarity to interesting and controversial topics.