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“Theistic-Evolution” fall under the banner of Christian Orthodoxy? Can a person believe in evolution and still be a Christian? Or put another way, is believing in a literal 6-day creation and relatively young earth a “Gospel-issue.”
*We are officially consolidating our Questions & Theology Applied podcast under one feed. In addition to the typical Theology Applied episode you've come to expect on Tuesdays, you will now receive an episode of our show called Questions on this platform every Friday.
In this episode of Theology Applied, Jared Longshore and Pastor Joel Webbon discuss how “Wokeness” is about to be a thing of the past. However, there may actually be a bigger problem for the Church on the horizon. So how should Christians live in a “Post-Woke” world, and how can we prepare for what’s coming next?
In this packed episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Doug Wilson and Pastor Joel Webbon demonstrate how to systematically dismantle the false labeling of conservative Christians as “Christian Nationalists.” Wilson and Webbon then turn their attention to pointing out the striking similarities between Dr. Jordan Peterson and Nicodemus (John 3). Lastly, Doug and Joel address Christians in “blue states” (California/New York), and provide a litmus test for determining when it’s time to leave.
In this episode of Theology Applied, Dr. Josh Buice, President of @G3 Ministries, reveals his reasons for leaving the Southern Baptist Convention and provides counsel for other SBC pastors who are considering making the same decision. Dr. Buice also describes his plans for the new G3 Network of local churches and the theological distinctions that this network desires to be known for.
In this episode of Theology Applied, Dr. Joe Boot (President of the Ezra Institute) reveals the false doctrines that have caused Christians to forfeit so much ground in culture/politics. Pastor Joel Webbon and Dr. Joe Boot thoroughly explain the pitfalls of Michael Horton’s Two-Kingdom Theology and Timothy Keller’s Social Justice. Neither of these approaches to culture/politics are actually biblical. Dr. Boot further makes his case for proper Christian involvement in culture/politics by distinguishing the Mission of the Church from the Mission of individual Christians.
Lastly, Dr. Boot answers an incredibly relevant question: Is Homosexuality/Transgenderism a “Gospel Issue”?
In this episode of Theology Applied, Jeremy Stalnecker, CEO of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, reveals the trauma regularly experienced by the members of our military. He also shares the ways this trauma is exasperated by “empathy” and “wokeness.” Lastly, Jeremy offers counsel to equip Christians to effectively serve the men who serve us.
In this episode of Theology Applied, Dawain Atkinson, Founder of the B.A.R. Network (Biblical And Reformed Network), provides guidance for how to create an effective Christian podcast to the glory of God. @The Bar Podcast
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If you live in the Austin area, Pastor Joel just started planting a brand new church called Covenant Bible Church in Hutto, Texas. He would love for you to come visit on a Sunday. Check out the church’s website for details: https://covenantbible.org/
R. C. Sproul preached a sermon called “The Tyranny of the Weaker Brother.” His premise comes from Romans 14. He talks about how the church should welcome the weaker brother into membership with grace, but he warns of the weaker brother’s tendency to be a tyrant towards the rest of the body. The weaker brother, due to his weaker faith and underdeveloped conscience, has a bad habit of adding the traditions of men to the laws of God. Unfortunately, he often does not do this merely for himself but for others. For example, the weaker brother will frequently insist that their fellow church members (and especially their pastor) not drink alcohol, even though Scripture permits the righteous enjoyment of alcohol to the glory of God. And yet, churches should welcome the weaker brother into membership, and be willing in certain contexts to lay down their liberties in order to avoid becoming a stumbling block for him. But should the church welcome the weaker brother as their pastor? If the Apostle Paul labels the one whose conscience is wrongfully bound by man-made traditions as objectively “weaker,” should this individual be in a position of authority over those who are objectively “stronger.” Clearly, Paul’s point has to do with faith. Therefore, the weaker brother is not merely “weaker” in some kind of abstract way. Rather, in accordance with Scripture, the weaker brother possesses less faith than his other brothers and sisters in Christ. Such a man should be graciously welcomed into the church. But is there not a serious problem, when the church is led by those with the least amount of faith? In these cases, by virtue of both the individual’s person and position, the church becomes a context for mass tyranny. Man-made traditions become church wide “requirements” that everyone is commanded to follow, despite Christ having purchased freedom from such traditions by the costly price of his own blood. Is there currently a national (and even global) “epidemic” of weaker brothers filling our churches’ pulpits. Wearing a mask is not a law of God, and yet, many of our puny-faith pastors have wrongfully bound the consciences of all their congregants in this regard. The same can be said of pastors requiring vaccines for worship, or segregating the people of God according to vaccination status. Possessing a conscience that is so poorly shaped is not a disqualification for salvation (membership in Christ’s church), but should it be a disqualification for eldership? Would not the Apostle Paul expect the office of elder to be filled by stronger brothers? The past couple years have appeared to prove that a vast number of Evangelical churches are being led by the weakest among us, according to clear biblical standards. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more content like this! To Order @AD 's new book: https://adrobles.com/
*ONE OF PASTOR JOEL’S ALL TIME FAVORITE EPISODES! | In this episode of Theology Applied Glenn Sunshine, author of Slaying Leviathan, prophetically warns Christians of the persecution coming soon to America.
In this episode of Theology Applied, Ben Merkle, President of New Saint Andrews College, blows the lid off of secular education and public schools, and lovingly rebukes Christians who have foolishly bought into the myth of Neutrality. Remember, the choice is between either Christ or chaos.
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