Following up on the feedback we received on last week's confessionalism episode, we address the topic at a more foundational level and talk about the sufficiency of scripture.  What does the term mean?  Are the scriptures all encompassing?  How does it relate to how we rightly view the confessions?  And most importantly..... what will the new Two Thieves slogan be???

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Intro:  Mike B. Fort- "This Time"

Dialogue: Kings Kaleidoscope- "Instrumentals"

Ending: Charlie Hall- "Rock of Ages"

This week we follow up on our conversation with Tony Arsenal and address confessionalism.  As Tony mentioned, the confessions help us to keep us within orthodox Christian belief.  But how do they do this?  Why is it vital to be a confessional Christian?  What do we think about the recently released Nashville Statement?  Join us this week as we tackle this controversial issue!

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Intro: Mike B. Fort- “This Time”

Dialogue: Mike B. Fort- “Best Wishes” and “Liquid Paper”

Ending: Matt Boswell- “In My Place”

We welcome Tony Arsenal, fellow podcaster and theologian to talk about Christology this week.  Tony is the cohost of the Reformed Brotherhood podcast (reformedbrotherhood.com) along with his brother Jessie, as well as a blogger at the Reformed Arsenal (reformedarsenal.com).  As we dive in, Tony helps us answer questions such as who is Jesus Christ?  How do we understand his natures?  What role does the Reformation play in our understanding of Christ?  We also give away t-shirts!!!!

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Intro: Mike B. Fort- "This Time"

Dialogue: Moving Mountains- "Hands"

               Fleslit- "Immortal"

Outro: The Modern Post- "It Is Finished"

Episode 4 of our eschatology series featuring our interview with Dr. Danny Akin from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

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Intro: Mike B. Fort- “This Time”

Eschat Intro- “End of the World As We Know It”

Speaker Credits: John MacArthur, Bryan Chapell, Stephen Sizer

After our talk about “God Bless America” and Mere Christianity last week, we couldn’t seem to escape their realities this week.  We follow back up on these phenomenon’s as we discuss the events in Charlottesville and how Christians should feel about exceptionalism.  We also discuss a recent sermon we heard from a local pastor that exemplifies mere Christianity. 

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Intro: Mike B. Fort- “This Time”

Dialogue: Evan Schaeffer- “Bounce”

Ending: Michael Gungor- “God is not a White Man”

This is what it sounds like when the Thieves travel together….. and forget their microphones.  Nevertheless, we press on and tackle a movement that has taken American Christianity by storm:  Mere Christianity.  What is it?  Why should we be concerned?  What are the 5 signs of mere Christianity and of true Christianity?  And what is ‘God bless ‘Merica’ Christianity?  Join us this week as we dig in!

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Intro:  Mike B. Fort- “This Time”

Dialogue:  Kings Kaliedescope- “Dream” and “Light After Darkness” Instrumentals

Ending: Red Mountain Church- “Christ or Else I Die”

Every time an election rolls around Christians seem to find themselves in the same conundrum of deciding how they should interact in politics.  What is the Christians duty to interact in a secular culture?  Does God reign the same over the ‘world’ as he does the church?  What did the Reformers have to say about the issue?  And why does Justin hate Cam Newton?

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Intro: Mike B. Fort- “This Time”

Dialogue: Ari De Niro- “Failed Moments” & “That Mexican Thing”

Ending: Citizens and Saints- “Amazing Grace”

What is required for a person to be saved?  This seemingly simple question has been the center of much debate in the evangelical church.  This week we tackle the soteriological topic of Lordship Salvation.  How is one saved?  Is merely belief required?  Or must sanctification and works follow?  Is it a two-step process or a gradual progression?  Join us this week and we seek to find the answers according to scripture.

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Intro:  Mike B. Fort- “This Time”

Dialogue: Kings Kaleidoscope- “Glorious Instrumental”

Ending: Dustin Kensrue- “Grace Alone”

During a break from our eschatology series this week, we explore John Piper’s theory of Christian Hedonism.  What is it?  Do the scriptures support it?  Can these two terms even be realistically combined? 

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Intro: Mike B. Fort- “This Time”

Dialogue: Mike B. Fort- “A Tear is Falling”

Broke For Free- “Night Owl”

Outro:  Shai Linne- “Supreme”

Episode 3 of our eschatology series including our interview with Pastor Nate Wright of the Rebel Alliance podcast

Intro: Mike B. Fort- "This Time"

Eschat Intro- "End of the World As We Know It"

Speaker Credits:  Jeff Durbin, Nate and Doug Wilson, Moving Works