Outlaw God

Struggle in the Belly of the Whale Nov 14, 2024

The whale has swallowed Jonah. Paulson emphasizes Luther's analysis of this text, asserting that this is not a metaphorical pilgrim's journey. Instead, this trial brings on tentatio or the struggle between man and God. Here in the whale, Jonah is confronted with the reality that he cannot escape God's law by means of his own works or even his sacrifice.

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Jonah Can't Satisfy the Law Nov 07, 2024

Dr. Paulson discusses the events that follow the sailor's discovery that Jonah is responsible for the perils of their voyage. He suggests that Jonah being sacrificed to the sea is an attempt to alleviate the Law of God and restore balance to the trespass. However, Jonah is unable to satisfy the Law through his own death, and instead, God swallows him up in the belly of the fish.

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An Outlaw God For The Church Oct 24, 2024

This episode of the Outlaw God podcast was recorded live at Here We Still Stand 2024. The theme of the conference was Long live the church. Paulson answers the question, what does it mean for the church to have an outlaw God?

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Sleeping Jonah Oct 21, 2024

As the Storm rages on, how can Jonah remain asleep? Paulson explains how Jonah continues to attempt to hide from God. First Jonah belives he can run from God and then tries sleep as a form of silencing the law.

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Sacrificing Jonah Oct 11, 2024

The Sailors and Jonah decide that the wrath of the Law deserves a sacrifice. Jonah comes clean in an attempt to earn redemption before the Law. However, a sacrificial death will not be the last word. Dr. Paulson helps navigate the significant theological implications of this sacrifice.

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Worship and Idolatry Oct 04, 2024

The Law of God accuses Jonah, and everyone around him is affected. Yet, as the sailors try to appease God, they are met with silence. In this episode, Dr. Paulson talks about the worship produced out of men's hearts when God remains silent. This worship is nothing short of idolatry.

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Reverting to an Ancient Religion Sep 23, 2024

Dr. Pauslon continues to examine the book of Jonah. This week, we observe the sailors' behavior and their reversion to a religion of making sacrifices. The sailors identify that the law of God is judging them but do not know how to silence its accusation.

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God Hurled A Great Wind Sep 10, 2024

The wrath of God is thrown upon Jonah and all those around him as he attempts to run from God. These events allow Dr. Paulson to analyze the response of sailors to demonstrate how one approaches the wrath of God when all they have is the law and not the gospel.

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Jonah Runs Away Aug 31, 2024

Dr. Paulson focuses on Jonah's runaway response when God calls him to preach. As Jonah is called to Ninevah, he attempts to escape God. Paulson walks through the text to show how Jonah cannot escape the Word of God.

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God Calls a Preacher Aug 23, 2024

God calls Jonah to preach the Gospel, but Jonah attempts to hide from God and his call. Dr. Paulson opens this episode by giving us a brief overview of how the distinction between law and the Gospel is worked out in the preacher's call. That is, the demand on the preacher to proclaim is a law, but the particular word they are sent to deliver is the promise of the Gospel.

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God Calls Jonah Aug 16, 2024

Dr. Paulson introduces the story of Jonah by focusing on what it means to get a call from God to preach. Dr. Paulson and Caleb Keith discuss the distinction between an internal and external call to ministry and then examine Jonah's frightful response to God.

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Incomprehensible Wrath and Suffering Aug 07, 2024

Dr. Paulson discusses the need for preachers to preach in a world that experiences suffering and war. That is, for the comfort of souls, preaching often requires an address to specific and particular problems in our world. However, this preaching regularly goes sideways by turning into pure advice or situation analysis rather than a proclamation of the Gospel.

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The Last Stand Jul 31, 2024

Erasmus takes his last stand against Luther. Paulson concludes chapter one of Luther's Outlaw God Volume 2. In this episode, Paulson summarizes Luther's textual arguments against Erasmsus while preparing the audience for the coming chapters, which focus on the proclamation of the Law and Gospel.

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God Clothed or Unclothed Jul 25, 2024

No one can genuinely avoid God. Thus, we don't ask if someone has found or possesses God but whether or not one has God clothed in Christ. To have God unclothed is to be solely an object of the Law and wrath, while to possess God in Christ means that the full force of God's power is for you and your redemption.

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Distinguishing God's Word Jul 15, 2024

Dr. Paulson discusses the accusation that Luther is not dividing God's two words of law and gospel but instead dividing God into two competing beings. Dr. Paulson demonstrates that Luther followed the scriptures regarding law and the gospel and that this distinction is fundamental for hearing and preaching.

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Erasmus and the Absurd Jul 11, 2024

Dr. Paulson dives deeper into the disagreement between Erasmus and Luther when reading Scripture. He highlights how the distinction between law and the Gospel is breathed from Scripture and is necessary for understanding. Erasmus responds that this distinction is absurd.

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The Preacher's Question Jul 02, 2024

Dr. Paulson brings up a question that haunts preachers. How come when I preach, some or most don't listen? Am I an ineffective preacher? Dr. Paulson explains how this age-old question acts as an assault on the Gospel. The particular power of the Gospel isn't attraction but salvation.

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Preaching Elects Jul 01, 2024

In this episode, Dr. Paulson discusses the electing power that God places in preaching. That is, preaching is not mere description or analysis but has been given power by God to create saving faith. Emphasis on election via preaching is a distinguishing feature of Lutheranism.

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Preaching vs Giving Advice Jun 21, 2024

Dr. Paulson dives further into the difference between preaching the text of scripture and turning all scripture into personal advice. Here, we see that God is not giving the Law to neutral people but is using his law to accomplish something. That is the death of the sinner. Likewise, the Gospel is not new advice to holy people but the Word God uses to accomplish new life.

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Starting Backwards Jun 13, 2024

In this episode, Dr. Paulson outlines how knowledge of the gospel becomes the starting point for reading scripture. The gospel replaces natural knowledge and allegory as the primary textual framework for reading scripture.

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Allegorizing Scripture Jun 08, 2024

In this episode, Paulson explains how allegory turns all Scripture into moral or legal lessons. He demonstrates how this habit erodes the distinction between law and gospel. Erasmus utilizes this form of allegory to prop up his "free will" theory.

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Preaching Letter and Spirit May 29, 2024

Dr. Paulson begins an important conversation about distinguishing law and gospel. This distinction is central to Luther's refutation of free will. With the distinction that the letter or law kills, Scripture ends the idea that the law is given to empower free will to choose God. Likewise, the distinction that the spirit or gospel gives life emphasizes that Christ's work is total and complete and does not wait for sinners to choose life over death.

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The Attraction of Suffering May 20, 2024

In this episode, Paulson discusses modern issues with the theology of the cross. A progressive form of theology attempts to attract human will by describing Christ's suffering on the cross as similar to ours. However, the suffering of the cross is not about attraction or the value of your suffering but the end of sin and the law.

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Christ the Hated God May 13, 2024

Dr. Paulson is back to give commentary on his Luther's Outlaw God series of books. This time, he and Caleb Keith introduce volume two. The title of this introduction is "Christ the Hated God." This introduction picks up on the themes of desire and the human will from volume one and puts a pointed focus on the cross of Christ. The primary emphasis is that the cross does not make Christ attractive to human desires but is a "folly and stumbling block."

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Receiving the Body and Blood of Christ May 07, 2024

God accomplishes great things through the Lord's Supper. Here, our Lord delivers the forgiveness of sins not as a generic doctrinal statement but through a physical means delivered particularly to you. The Supper is accomplished not by works but, as Luther states, "for the words “For you” require nothing but believing hearts."

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The Lord's Supper Apr 26, 2024

Caleb and Dr. Paulson continue their read through Luther's Small Catechism. This time, Dr. Paulson teaches about the institution of the Lord's Supper. In the Supper, Christ joins his Word to physical elements to give us the gift of life and forgiveness. The show focuses on the power of the sacraments and how this gift is not a mere ritual.

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Water and the Word Apr 21, 2024

How can water do such great things? This episode of The Outlaw God focuses on the power of Baptism. In Baptism, God joins his powerful and creative word with the physical means of water to deliver His sure promise of life and salvation. Dr. Paulson emphasizes the confident nature of Baptism and our ability to cling to its physical application individually to believers.

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What is Baptism? Apr 14, 2024

Dr. Paulson and Caleb Keith continue teaching from the Small Catechism. This week, they discuss the sacrament of Baptism. This opens an ongoing proclamation regarding God joining his promises to means to deliver salvation to us. Baptism is not an abstract ritual but an applied promise.

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Saying Amen to the Lord's Prayer Apr 05, 2024

Dr. Paulson concludes the lessons on the Lord's Prayer. Here, we are given an Amen to God's gifts of body and soul. This amen is our great encouragement that God's gifts are not probabilities but certain promises he gracefully delivers to us.

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Deliver Us From Evil Mar 28, 2024

In this episode, Dr. Paulson discusses how the pure comfort of the Gospel overcomes evil. This petition reminds us that God has not left us alone, powerless in the face of sin and death. That is, we have the benefits of Christ and his resurrection, and death is not a master over us but has been overcome.

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Lead Us Not Into Temptation Mar 21, 2024

In this episode, Dr Paulson and Caleb discuss how God does not tempt us with sin but is our sole deliverer from the devil, the world, and our sinful flesh. In this petition, we ask God to continue his work of preservation and protection.

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Forgive Us Our Trespasses Mar 15, 2024

In this episode, Dr. Paulson discusses how God forgives us and sends us as agents of His forgiveness out into the world. This section of the Lord's prayer is a confident promise about who God is and how he sends us his promise through the lips of preachers.

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Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread Mar 08, 2024

In this petition, we confirm and confess that God is interested in physical and material things and not just the spiritual or intellectual realms. This prayer teaches us to ask God for provision and sustenance. Dr. Paulson focuses on the people whom God uses as a means to provide for our needs.

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Thy Will Be Done Mar 01, 2024

Does prayer enable God to do his will? In this episode, Dr. Paulson outlines that God does not require human prayer to accomplish his will. Instead, the Lord's prayer provides us a model for praying against ourselves and our sinful will and trusting in the work of God.

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Thy Kingdom Come Feb 24, 2024

What does it mean to pray for the Kingdom of God? Does God need us to desire or earn the coming of His kingdom? Dr. Paulson addresses that God's kingdom will come when God pleases, even without our prayer. Instead, he uses this prayer as a promise that his kingdom is coming for us.

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Hallowed Be Thy Name Feb 16, 2024

Dr. Paulson and Caleb Keith discuss the first petition of the Lord's prayer. What is significant about praying for something true in and of itself, such as the holiness of God? Dr. Paulson teaches that this formula is essential for understanding prayer and our place in it.

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Our Father Feb 09, 2024

The Outlaw God discusses the greeting of the Lord's Prayer, where we are given the name of God. Jesus teaches us to pray to God as our Father. Here, we are identified as children of God, a good and gracious Father.

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An Introduction to the Lord's Prayer Feb 01, 2024

Dr. Paulson and Caleb Keith continue their series on the Small Catechism. In this episode, they examine the inclusion of the Lord's Prayer in the catechism. They discuss why prayer is essential to the Christian life but is not some third category between law and gospel.

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The Close of the Apostles Creed Jan 25, 2024

Dr. Paulson concludes the Apostles Creed and its explanation from Luther's Small Catechism. He and Caleb Keith discuss what it means for the Holy Spirit to work through the Church and how God delivers his forgiveness as an external Word to sinners.

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Introduction to the Third Article of the Creed Jan 23, 2024

Caleb and Dr. Paulson introduce the Third Article of the Creed. They discuss the importance of getting the doctrine of the Holy Spirit correct. When the third article is not taught, the outside word of faith is attacked by searching your feelings and works for assurance.

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The Second Article of the Creed Jan 12, 2024

"I Believe in Jesus Christ." The second article of the creed gives us the words to confess the justification won and given to us through Jesus Christ. Here, you confess who Christ is and what he has done for you for the forgiveness of your sins.

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The First Article of the Apostles Creed Jan 05, 2024

Dr. Paulson and Caleb discuss the first article of the Apostles Creed. In this article, we hear how God has provided physical provisions and life for his creation. Here, we also receive the words that fulfill the first commandment; "I believe."

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The Ninth and Tenth Commandments Dec 28, 2023

"You shall not covet." The final two commandments bring the Outlaw God back to the subject of the human will. How do we deal with a command from God that prohibits our actions and, more substantially, our desires? Dr. Paulson anchors this episode by demonstrating how this commandment teaches us and our children that "following your heart" is not best for you.

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The Eighth Commandment Dec 22, 2023

Dr. Paulson and Caleb continue teaching Luther's Small Catechism. This week, they talk about why reputation is so valuable. How do we instill the value of an excellent reputation in our children and teach them to honor and respect their neighbors?

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The Seventh Commandment Dec 14, 2023

You shall not steal. The Seventh Commandment prohibits us from taking our neighbor's possesions as our own. It also teaches us that the world is economic. Dr. Paulson discusses how the seventh commandment conditions us to live in a world of inequality and how the withdrawal of monasticism or the theft of communism misunderstands and abuses God's physical and economic creation.

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The 6th Commandment Dec 05, 2023

"You shall not commit adultery." Caleb and Dr. Paulson talk about the importance of marriage, the place and purpose of sex, and how the family is the central matter at the heart of the six commandments. Paulson argues that the Sixth Commandment appears offensive as it assaults our modern sensibilities about sex and sexuality.

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The 5th Commandment Nov 28, 2023

Dr. Paulson covers the 5th commandment, "You shall not murder." He and Caleb Keith discuss how this commandment does not demand pacifism but instead outlines how God limits and uses the physical power of individuals in the world. That is, God does not only desire that we not murder one another but help, serve, and protect our neighbor.

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The Fourth Commandment Nov 23, 2023

Dr. Paulson and Caleb enter the second table of the law. "You shall honor your father and mother." Dr. Paulson explains how family is the foundation of all human relationships.

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The Third Commandment Nov 17, 2023

What does it mean to remember the Sabbath Day? In this episode, Dr. Paulson and Caleb discuss what it means to worship God and receive his gifts. They address the notion that the Sabbath is about imitating God's rest and see how God uses the Sabbath to forgive our sins.

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The Second Commandment Nov 06, 2023

Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord, thy God, in vain. What does it mean to use God's name, and how does one misuse it? In this episode of the Outlaw God podcast, Dr. Paulson and Caleb Keith discuss the second commandment and how to hear and learn it.

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Love And Trust Oct 26, 2023

Caleb and Dr. Paulson continue to discuss the explanation of the First Commandment. This time, they focus on what it means to love and trust God. Paulson explains how the "fear, love, and trust" explanation relates all the commandments to the central command: "You shall have no other gods."

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The First Commandment Oct 19, 2023

Dr. Paulson introduces the First Commandment. "You shall have no other gods." He uses this episode to explain why this is the central commandment and how Luther uses the following explanation to create a pattern for instruction. What does "fear, love, and trust in God above all things." mean?

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Luther's Small Catechism Oct 11, 2023

Dr. Paulson begins teaching Luther's Small Catechism. In this episode, Steve Paulson and Caleb Keith discuss the significance of Luther's Catechism. What is a catechism, and why did Luther publish his own? Paulson uncovers how Luther retained all the classical catechetical elements while shifting the focus to the distinction between God's law and God's gospel.

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The End of Volume 1 Oct 05, 2023

Dr. Paulson summarizes the end of Luther's Outlaw God Volume 1. He ends this volume by showing how Luther proclaimed the Law and the Gospel to Erasmus and against the problem of evil. The episode ends with an overview of where the podcast is going next with a series on Luther's Small Catechism.

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Keep Preaching Sep 29, 2023

Dr. Paulson Discuss John chapter six. Specifically, Paulson deals with the offense of the Gospel as God's electing word to salvation. Why is it troubling that election comes apart from the Law? How does the Gospel choice assault the idea of free will?

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The Best of All Possible Worlds Sep 21, 2023

The problem of evil is constantly nagging at the conscience. Dr. Paulson addresses some harmful ways the question "why does evil exist?" has been answered by Christians. This time, he addresses the idea that evil is a lesser-good that is used to form our character.

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The Two Effects of the Gospel Sep 13, 2023

In this episode, Dr. Paulson describes what hearing the Gospel does to those who listen. He describes the offense of the Gospel and its attack on our will and desire to be saved by the Law. And finally, how the Gospel overcomes sinful hearts to deliver saving faith.

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Blocking Up the Ears Sep 07, 2023

In this episode, Paulson goes back to the issue of hardened hearts. He teaches from the Apostle Paul that access to the heart begins with the ears. This leads him to discuss how God's word is opposed by blocked-up ears.

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Opposition and Suffering Aug 30, 2023

Dr. Paulson goes deeper into the idea of opposing God in his word. He describes how this opposition and attack on the faith interacts with our suffering. Finally, he leads the podcast to the hope that all suffering and opposition have been brought to an end in the cross of Christ.

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The Battle Is Won Aug 23, 2023

Dr. Paulson continues to talk about the end times. In this episode, he proclaims the truth that the last battle of this world is already won. Christians are not sent out into the world with uncertainty about the end times but are free in already possessing the victory.

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The Man of Lawlessness Aug 16, 2023

Dr. Paulson continues to examine what it means to oppose God. In this episode, the discussion revolves around the eschaton, the end of the world, and its purpose and place in Christian theology. This conversation addresses the idea of the anti-Christ and what kind of power the "man of lawlessness" actually possesses.

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Opposing God's Word Aug 10, 2023

Dr. Paulson dives deeper into 2 Thessalonians. Here he teaches how God is opposed by sin and the devil by an assault on and rejection of His Word. Paulson describes that this understanding of opposition to God's word is necessary for teaching the Bondage of the Will.

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You Need Distinctions Aug 05, 2023

In this episode, Dr. Paulson highlights the importance of distinguishing between law and gospel. He emphasizes how distinguishing between concepts and definitions requires exclusion and certainty. He goes on to demonstrate how Luther taught necessary distinctions through Scripture.

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2 Thessalonians Jul 26, 2023

Dr. Paulson transitions into the final chapter of Luther's Outlaw God Volume 1. This time, he looks at 2 Thessalonians to address the issues of suffering and evil. Paulson, along with Scripture and the Lutheran confessions, teaches that God is patient with evil in this world so that he can come and rescue you with the precious blood of his Son.

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Why Do I Suffer Jul 20, 2023

Dr. Paulson discusses human suffering. He demonstrates different flawed ways that suffering is utilized to purpose a meaning of life. He utilizes Scripture to show why suffering is not a "lesser good" but is something that God puts to an end in Christ.

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Crossing the Red Sea Jul 12, 2023

In this episode, Dr. Paulson and Caleb go back yet again and discuss the events of the book of Exodus. Paulson uses the crossing of the Red Sea to demonstrate what it looks like to receive and be delivered by God's promises and what it looks like to stand in direct opposition to those same promises. This helps show why Luther so frequently referenced Pharoh while debating Erasmus.

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Mark Chapter 3 Jul 05, 2023

Dr. Paulson picks up the themes of monism and dualism again. This time, he directly demonstrates the issues with these two accounts of evil by going into Scripture. Paulson also discusses the sin against the Holy Spirit.

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Monism and Dualism Jun 28, 2023

In this episode, Dr. Paulson outlines two more attempts at defining God and containing evil. He explains how monism and dualism attempt to account for sin. Paulson concludes with Luther that both approaches are void of the reality of the one true God because they cannot account for or describe God as he reveals himself in the Gospel.

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Deism Jun 21, 2023

In this episode of The Outlaw God, Dr. Paulson outlines the issues with deism. He identifies how deism presents God as a mighty creator but attempts to get around the problem of evil by making God distant and inactive. Paulson demonstrates how deism promotes the problem of free will and rejects the plain text of Scripture.

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Reshaping Bible History Jun 13, 2023

Dr. Paulson outlines some of the major interpretive issues of modern Bible historians. He demonstrates how they reduce the Scripture down to moral lessons. He does this while showing that these patterns and problems are not new in the history of biblical interpretation but simply rebranded.

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The Fact of the Resurrection Jun 07, 2023

In this episode, Dr. Paulson talks about the significance of Christ's actual death and resurrection and its effect on how we view the "plain text" of Scripture. Paulson uses 1 Corinthians 15 as the grounds for discussing how the realities of our resurrection and salvation depend on the physical death and resurrection of a savior who entered human history for us.

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Psalm 51 May 31, 2023

Paulson continues to outline interpretations of Biblical texts that reject the idea of plain sense meaning. In this episode, Paulson looks at Psalm 51 and addresses how David's proclamations and prayers have been moralized. He then presents a reading that does not interject a moral key or decoding.

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