In this podcast segment, we learn about the nature of Christ. This subject is known as Christology. It asks questions such as: What is a correct view of our Lord? Are there any heretical perspectives? How do we know what's right?
*Quick Correction! When speaking of the unity of Christ's deity and humanity, I said his two essences did not "commingle." I misspoke in this regard. What I meant to say was they did commingle, but did not negate each other. Trust me, I'm not a Nestorian :)
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5 May 2021
Contemporary Christian Music vs. Hymns: Podcast - Ep. 4
In this podcast segment, I discuss the debate between CCM and hymns. What is the foundation of this debate? Does what we sing actually matter? What does the Bible have to say about it?
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21 Apr 2021
A Theological Reflection on the Derek Chauvin Trial: Podcast - Ep. 3
In this segment, I discuss how I view social reform in light of the Scriptures.
Derek Chauvin has been charged on all three counts, and is awaiting sentencing. After his sentencing, where do we go? How do we establish true justice? What do we do as we await our coming Redeemer?
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7 Apr 2021
The Social Justice Gospel: Podcast - Ep. 2
In this podcast, I discuss my honest views on the social justice gospel in light of two controversial tweets.
The main point I seek to get across in this segment is that nothing transcends the gospel. The gospel communicates the fact that we are sinners whose natural disposition is to turn away from God, yet while we were in our rebellion, Christ died for us. Through his resurrection, we might be saved. The truth is that social justice is important, and Christians must fight for it! However, it is not above the resurrection as Warnock tried to argue. Social justice, and every other good work, stem out from the gospel. Because Christ died, we are to pursue justice, help the poor, and feed the hungry. Not the other way around.
Helpful article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/religion/2021/04/05/raphael-warnock-deletes-tweet-easter-resurrection-jeremiah-wright/
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17 Mar 2021
Was Jesus Racist?: A Response - Podcast - Ep. 1
In this podcast, we discuss a recent TikTok uploaded by Rev. Brandan Robertson in which he claims Jesus was a racist. Along with Robertson's claims, I articulate the fringe beliefs of progressive Christianity, such as rejecting God's law, embracing universalistic soteriology, and much more. Connect with us on Instagram @notimetheology and be sure to subscribe on YouTube or your favorite podcast app!
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