Theologicus

Theologicus

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  • Study: Genesis 1:20-25 Our Forever Creator
    God is Creator of everything. Simple enough statement but for some in modern times, that is easier said than to believe.
    Why do some struggle with belief in God as Creator? When you hear that, do you think, "I don't struggle with that." But do you struggle with belief that God is your provider? To believe God as Creator is to believe God as Provider.
    Show notes are always located at https://theologic.us/
    23 min
  • Gospel Meditations: 1 Timothy 3:14-16 Mystery of Christ
    We have the calling, qualifications, and the duties of Elders and the Deacons of the church. But they are not the entire church. They are here to "equip the saints for the work of the ministry" (Ephesians 4:11-12). In other words, the church is just not made up of just elders and deacons. The people of God are the church.
    What are we called to do? Paul calls us to hold the mystery of Christ.
    How do we do that?
    Show notes are always located at https://theologic.us/
    19 min
  • Doctrine: Matthew 16:15-19 Pray Like This, Your Kingdom Come
    The Kingdom of God was on its way. From Genesis to Malachi, the promises of God were hard charging and storming through sin.
    Christ has arrived. He has lived, died, and risen from the dead. Because of his perfect obedience, His Kingdom is here and our enemies conquered.
    What does that mean for the believers of God? More so, how then should the believer pray?
    Show notes are always at https://theologic.us
    27 min
  • Study: Romans 2:17-29 Everything Belongs to God
    Jews and circumcision? Sometimes when we read our Bible, we can see an introduction where the author has an intended audience. And we are too quick to think that passage is not meant for us.
    But slow down. "All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, correcting, rebuking, and training us up in righteousness. (2 Timothy 3:16-17)
    Let us examine today's passage and see what it says about us at the heart, what it says about God, and where is the good news.
    Show notes are always at https://theologic.us/
    32 min
  • Study: Genesis 1:14-19 Our Forever Light
    God was our forever light and we were never in darkness. This meant no confusion, depression, apathy, sadness, guilt, disease or sin.
    What happened? Sin entered into our world. This world has confusion, depression, sadness, sin, and darkness.
    Jesus is now our forever light–now those who believe and trust in him forever live. How is that possible?
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    29 min
  • Gospel Meditations: 1 Timothy 3:8-13 Serve in Christ
    As God has called His believers to assemble and gather under the supervision of his under-shepherds--elders. In doing so, we are all called to serve one another because we are saved to one another.
    But there are men and women who, by God's grace, are gifted in certain deeds to help the local body. What is a deacon? Are their special qualifications to be a deacon? Let us find out.
    Episode notes for this series always at https://theologic.us/
    36 min
  • Study: Romans 2:1-16 All Righteousness Belongs to God
    Coming out of Romans 1, we clearly see God's stance in our wickedness and his heart towards us: the gospel of Christ.
    But what of the super righteous, the self-righteous, and the legalist? Let us look at the heart of God towards us who try to earn free grace and love of God.
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    23 min
  • Home Devotions: Mark 1:14-15 Jesus is the Good News
    When you read the New Testaments and especially in the Gospels--Matthew, Mark, Luke, John--you are going see John the Baptist and Jesus say this over and over again, "Repent, for the kingdom of God is near" and "Repent, the kingdom of God is here."
    When did the kingdom of God actually start? Are we in the kingdom of God?
    Show notes are always at https://theologic.us/
    22 min

About Theologicus

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Welcome to Theologicus. My name is Joseph Louthan and I am the host and the author behind Theologicus.