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Polemics and Purity Jun 25, 2020

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Correction: Joe and Jimmy incorrectly attributed a statement made on the Genevan Commons as directed at Aimee Byrd. This was actually directed toward another woman. We apologize for the mistake. As we now understand the comment and its intended target, we still believe it to be ungodly speech.

The guys jump into the whole Aimee Byrd/Genevan Commons kerfuffle to talk about our speech, especially as leaders. What's all the fuss? When does our complaint against one's theology cross the line into an attack on the person? How should we talk about our theological opponents? Plus, Joe had to apologize for being a jerk.

For all the links and show notes visit www.doctrineanddevotion.com/podcast/genevan-commons

The 1689 on the Lord's Supper (30.2) Jun 22, 2020

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Joe and Jimmy are back to talk Lord's Supper, the 1689 Confession. Why Isn't the "body" and "blood" of Jesus a perpetual sacrifice? Plus, lots of chit chat. What do we expect? These guys miss each other.

Be sure to pick up Richard Barcellos' great book, The Lord's Supper as a Means of Grace: More Than a Memory.

www.doctrineanddevotion.com/podcast/1689302

Annihilationism Jun 18, 2020

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The guys sit down to answer an email about annihilationism and why restarting worship is complicated. What's the problem with a temporal hell and conditional immortality? And what's the big change happening at Redeemer Fellowship?

Check out Gavin Ortlund's article, J. I. Packer on Why Annihilationism Is Wrong (at TGC)

Get all the links and show notes at www.doctrineanddevotion.com/podcast/annihilationism

The 1689 on the Lord's Supper (30.1) Jun 15, 2020

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The Jofo jumps into the subject of the Lord's Supper (again), this time by looking at chapter 30, paragraph 1 of the 1689 Confession. When, where, and why do we observe the Lord's Supper. Plus, Jimmy revisits a classic John Piper tweet.

Be sure to pick up Richard Barcellos' great book, The Lord's Supper as a Means of Grace: More Than a Memory.

Get all the links and show notes by visiting www.doctrineanddevotion.com/podcast/1689301

Bigfoot, Demons, Guns, and Baptism Jun 11, 2020

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The bag-o-mail today covers some new terrain! Jimmy and Joe try to answer questions about the relationship between bigfoots, aliens, and demons, and the shooting of looters by store owners. They also get into Joe's turn away from pedobaptism, and how to love people we may completely disagree with.

The 1689 on Baptism (29.2-4) Jun 08, 2020

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Joe and Jimmy wrap up chapter 29 of the 1689 Confession on baptism. Who are the proper candidates of baptism? Does mode matter? What about spontaneous baptisms? And what is the "Hell General," and why does Joe love it?

Is the Gospel the Answer to Racism? Jun 06, 2020

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Is the gospel the answer to racism? If so, how do those who reject Jesus also manage to reject racism? Would that mean that it's impossible to be a Christian and be racist? How does the gospel undo racism and its root sins? Why and how should Christians fight against racism? Listen in to this bonus episode and share your thoughts with us online.

George Floyd, Protests, and Riots Jun 04, 2020

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Last weekend Jimmy and Joe recorded their thoughts on the George Floyd murder, the subsequent protests, the riots, and the police. Plus, Joe was 12 years old the first time he was pulled over by the cops, and a listener calls Jimmy a "Pseudo-celebrity podcast wife."

The 1689 on Baptism (29.1) Jun 01, 2020

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The guys are back on baptism from the 1689 Confession, chapter 29, paragraph 1. What does baptism symbolize? Why is the greek word for baptism "transliterated?" Why is baptism not an "outward sign of an inward commitment?" Plus, while recording this episode Jimmy gets a text from listener Hunter announcing his newborn son! Let's encourage Hunter to name his son after one of the cohost of the podcast! hit him up to point him to the right host's name on Twitter at https://twitter.com/bond_1689.

Pastoral Reputations and Trinity Illustrations May 28, 2020

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Today's bag-o-mail includes: How can a pastor have a good reputation with the world when the world is set against the truth? Is there any value in the illustrations commonly used to teach children about our triune God? Are we changing the Doctrine and Devotion theme song? Does this podcast make men better husbands?

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