Jesus Culture’s new song “Send the Fire” asks God for “another Pentecost.” But here’s the problem: Pentecost already happened — once for all — and we don’t need a repeat. Mackenzie Holloway of The Godly Whistleblower joins us on the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast to break down why this lyric is unbiblical, what really happened in Acts 2, and how we should be thinking (and singing) about the Holy Spirit today.

Prepare for some theological fireworks.

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In this episode, Cody Fields and Bradley Cox revisit a minor point of disagreement from Bradley's recent sermon on John 10—specifically Jesus' quotation of Psalm 82. Their discussion models how Christians can engage theological differences with clarity, respect, and unity.

Whether you're interested in biblical interpretation, pastoral ministry, or simply how to disagree without dividing, this conversation is a helpful example of iron sharpening iron within the church.

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In this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, we reflect on the lives and faith journeys of John MacArthur and Hulk Hogan, two figures from vastly different backgrounds. We also delve into Ozzy Osbourne's profound influence on heavy metal music and the intriguing possibility of a faith awakening towards the end of his life, highlighted by the story of him receiving a Bible in recent years. Join us as we navigate these complex narratives with humility, discussing the delicate balance of respecting individual faith journeys without presumption. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of faith, influence, and the human journey.

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On this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, we sit down with Mary Ellen Lovin, a missionary to the Middle East supported by Resurrection Church. Mary Ellen shares what it's like to do ministry in a region rich in both history and hardship, how the gospel is moving, and what the Western Church can learn from believers abroad.

This conversation is part of our Common Thread series, highlighting faithful Christians from across traditions and contexts.

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In this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, Cory Truax joins us to discuss the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), its structure, and the importance of church autonomy. They delve into the dynamics of the annual SBC meeting, key debates surrounding female pastors, and the role of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC). The conversation also touches on financial transparency within the SBC and highlights the positive aspects of the convention, including its seminaries and mission-sending efforts. The hosts emphasize the need for clarity in church roles and the importance of maintaining a conservative stance within the SBC.

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In this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, host Cody Fields welcomes Steve Cobucci from Wolves at the Gate to discuss their new album, 'Wasteland.' The conversation delves into the album's concept, artistic influences, and the deeper themes of storytelling and the gospel within their music. Steve shares insights on the evolution of their sound, the challenges of creating a concept album, and the importance of communicating profound truths through art. The discussion also touches on the nature of music consumption in today's world and the expectations placed on artists. In this conversation, Steve discusses the themes of morality, sin, and redemption as explored in the album 'Wasteland' by Wolves at the Gate. He reflects on humanity's struggle with morality, the reality of sin and death, and the journey towards hope and redemption. The discussion also delves into the storytelling aspect of their music videos, cultural reflections, and the portrayal of brutality in art, emphasizing the nature of grace and the importance of authenticity in their message.

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