Genocide seems extreme to most of us, unless… 1) God is thrice holy and man is totally depraved, and 2) Man’s genetic code was corrupted by fallen angels and needed to be wiped out in order to preserve humanity and the messianic line of the Christ.

Precisely how was Israel commanded to show hospitality to the sojourner in their midst?

In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel Webbon is joined by Dr. Joe Boot of The Ezra Institute to discuss the latest hit piece written on him, Doug Wilson, and Apologia.

Tragically, one of the reasons the Evangelical Church is not attractive to unbelievers is because it consistently prioritizes those unbelievers over the saints.

Who would Jesus consider to be “the least of these” in our society/culture today?

The first thing Joshua does after Israel is defeated by Ai is to humble himself before God and mourn. Still, it is not long before God tells him it was enough. God does not delight in the grief of his saints merely for grief's sake. Rather, godly grief is granted by God as a means towards a glorious and good end.

This episode is from our Monday 2 PM Live Stream on YouTube.

Owen Strachan and Costi Hinn recently addressed what they consider to be an “overreaction” to the culture’s attacks on masculinity. Has there been a legitimate overreaction? Let’s discuss the facts.

Is the world progressively getting worse? Will people still get sick and physically die after Christ’s final return? Does the advancement of the Gospel have a tangible impact on temporal/earthly things? In this clip, Pastor Joel addresses these tough questions.

In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel Webbon is joined by Eric Conn of “The Hard Man Podcast” to discuss why the once popular church planting movement has largely been a bust.