Truthscript

Jon discusses three articles on the Truthscript website about Pastoral Calling, Jesus' Economics, and Political Power. 

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Jon talks about this weeks articles at truthscript including a review of Sound of Freedom. He also reads the most popular article so far on the Truthscript website about the deficits of exegetical preaching without application.

Jon shares articles from Truthscript concerning whether there's a biblical category for women pastors, the trend to move to red states and what opportunities might exist there for the Gospel, and the Christian response to tyranny.

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Today's Truthscript Tuesday covers a number of articles on calling and confrontation.

#efca #evangelicalfree #satancon

Dr. Russell Fuller presents for the third session at the Be Not Conformed Conference in June of 2023. His presentation covers the biblical teaching on what a nation is including key elements such as language and religion.

This is the second session from the Be Not Conformed Conference in June of 2023. Stephen Wolfe talks about the "great man" and how God expects rules to be of a certain caliber. He also talks about the importance of the magistrates role biblically, theologically, and historically.

#stephenwolfe #christiannationalism #government #religious #culturalchristianity

On today's episode, David Harris talks about his article on the new documentary Shiny Happy People which documents some of the issues surrounding the famous Duggar family. Broadly speaking, the documentary takes aim at conservative Christianity and politics.

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Jon explores the beautiful and sublime in this lecture on the importance of experiencing God's creation. He contrasts this experience with technological substitutes.

#edmundburke #thomascole #beauty #sublime #creation #richardweaver

Dr. Russell Fuller shares about his time at Southern Seminary and God's grace in helping him confront Al Mohler and others over dangerous leadership decisions.

Pastor Richard Bargas from the IFCA explains the roots of American Christian fundamentalism, the difference between cultural and biblical fundamentalism, and how it differs from evangelicalism.