TruthXchange Podcast

Join us today for part 5 of this classic teaching series from Dr. Peter Jones. A Historical Perspective on Paganism surveys early Greek Western culture migrating to the East and syncretizing with many of the religions and gods and goddesses. This is crucial in understanding what makes the historical Christian faith stand apart from all the other religions. According to the Christian proclamation, we do not find God by turning within, but find that God has revealed Himself in the person of Jesus the Christ. This audio series was recorded in 1998 and has some distortion.

This presentation compares the lesser-known realities of “gender transition journeys” and trans-activism with the biblical and scientific reality of who we are as essentially gendered people. This conflict of ideas affects our young. How and why should believers speak truth in love about this sensitive and emotional topic?

Join us today for part 4 of this classic teaching series from Dr. Peter Jones. The Pagan Agenda is wrapped up in obliteration of distinctions specifically the Creator and creation and of male and female. This audio series was recorded in 1998.

It has become trendy to identify social justice as a “Gospel issue,” or even as “the heart of the Gospel.” If we do not rally behind this or that social justice cause we are told we suffer from an incomplete or truncated Gospel. How can we contend for the faith once for all entrusted to the saints in this cultural moment? How do we evangelize in the age of social justice?

Do not forget that the fundamental contrast has always been, is still, and will be until the end: Christianity and Paganism, the idols or the living God.–Abraham Kuyper

Join us today for part 3 of this classic teaching series from Dr. Peter Jones. We’ll examine the classic definitions and descriptions of paganism, as well as neo-paganism in today’s contemporary culture. You’ll hear the story of how Dr. Jones began using the term one-ism, and how he navigated a discussion about paganism with one of his children. This audio series was recorded in 1998.

Mark Robinson: Racism—A Failure of Faith, Hope, and Love. Simply put, racism is a form of partiality that falls short of the law of neighbor love. As such, it is an ancient sin that doesn’t require new modern categories to understand and address but a continual, fresh recognition that our commonality and solidarity is grounded in realities (i.e. the image of God) that transcend humanly defined notions of race.

What are the three rejections of the 60s, and how did they contribute to what the Church faces today? Three Rejections of the 60s is part two of a 9 part series. The audio was recorded in 1998. There are a couple of moments where there is some distortion spots that lasts for 15 seconds. Join us over the next few weeks as Dr. Peter Jones explores a revival of paganism in American culture. Dr. Jones will tackle various points of paganism, the historical perspective of paganism and trace the history of how Christian America “switched religions.” The accompanying music was a production of Dr. Peter Jones.

Jon Harris traces the history of social justice derivatives and how they parallel an Augustinian construction of confession, conversion, and a liturgy of praise and penance. It will also examine how social-justice-driven political movements have syncretized with Christianity and other religions. The main case study will be the Black Lives Matter movement. The conclusion will briefly demonstrate how synchronizing with social justice derivatives compromises Christian doctrine.

This audio series was recorded in 1998. Join us over the next few weeks as Dr. Peter Jones explores a revival of paganism in American culture. Dr. Jones will tackle various points of paganism, the historical perspective of paganism and trace the history of how Christian America “switched religions.” The accompanying music was a production of Dr. Peter Jones.

This presentation reveals the roots of the religious impulses underlying today’s disorder and chaos, and then demonstrates that an orthodox Christian confession supplies the foundation necessary for a public justice that protects and promotes human flourishing for all—that is, faithful politics.

The State of Our Dis-Union series of lecture can be found here.

The video of this lecture can be viewed here.