On this episode, we discuss how we want everyone to follow our desires, preferences, and likes. We expect people to follow our subjective standards. If they are different in personality, enjoy different things, or simply have different preferences, we either think of them lesser or …

On today’s episode, we will be discussing some of the dangers of Free Grace Theology. Though one of the charges against Free Grace is anti-nomianism, we will be discussing it from an angle of legalism. Yes, the free grace movement can become very legalistic. Because …

On this episode, we talk about Theonomy. There can be a lot of confusion when it comes to defining theonomy and implications of theonomy. In order to clear the air, we brought Brandon Adams to help us define theonomy, quote major figures, and to see …

On this episode, we talk about a lot of topics. We talk about Joshua Harris and the purity movement. We also mentioned how Christians can live in a legalistic way by putting their assurance on their performance. Sadly, many Christians live in a life of …

The official Black Lives Matter Movement is a fruit of Critical Race Theory which is why it is important to understand the philosophical commitments and foundations of CRT. Post-Modernism, relativism, rejection of Christianity, and Marxism are some of the foundations CRT is built upon. Unfortunately, …

On this episode, we discuss the Black Lives Matter movement. It is important to distinguish the set of beliefs of the official website and political arguments of the BLM movement. We distinguish the truthfulness of the phrase “black lives matter” from the “Black Lives Matter …

Pastor Corey Johnson from Providence Baptist Church joined us to discuss Benjamin Keach. Not many people know or have even heard about the great theologian and polemicist Benjamin Keach. His theological battles went from infant baptism to congregational singing. Though his life is hidden and …

On this episode, for the first time ever, Theolodudes invited a special guest Brandon Adams to talk about his articles regarding Romans 13. Brandon Adams holds to the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith and is also a Libertarian. His understanding of Romans 13 is …

On this episode, Jonathan and Vasquez will discuss on the dangers of abusive pastors. Most of the time, our gauge to determine qualified pastors are based on pragmatism, emotionalism, or man-made standards. However, the Bible gives clear qualifications on how a pastor/elder should be. We …

For so long, we have used a passage to warn nominal Christians to be more active in Christ. We have claimed that because they are not producing fruits, then they are not “really” abiding in Christ. Or those who are in the “Free Grace” movement …