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Pristine Grace
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June 30, 2026
A Thought in the Mind of God
A Thought in the Mind of God — Announcing My New Systematic Theology Book After months away from the podcast, I'm back with something I've been working on for 20 years: a brand-new systematic theology book called A Thought in the Mind of God. In this episode, I unveil the book, explain the single sentence that captures its entire argument, introduce the idea of "operational idealism," and share why the whole thing is free to read online. 📖 Read the entire book for free: inthemindofgod.com 🌐 More from me: pristinegrace.org Timestamps: 0:00 – Are you a thought in the mind of God? 1:17 – Welcome to the Pristine Grace podcast 1:45 – Why I've been quiet these last few months 3:47 – Unveiling the book: A Thought in the Mind of God 5:00 – The four print editions (paperback, hardcover, deluxe) 6:50 – Twenty years in the making 7:20 – How it started: bornagain.net and the early days of Pristine Grace 10:41 – Being attacked by Phil Johnson early on 13:04 – Finding the one thought underneath it all 14:11 – The core sentence: what the whole book comes down to 14:36 – What is "operational idealism"? 16:50 – How this differs from classical philosophical idealism 20:10 – The law: the invisible always precedes the visible 22:53 – Practical implications — regeneration, justification, election 24:13 – Why this book is different from other theology books 25:05 – Simulation theory and the gospel 26:32 – Read it free / how to get a printed copy 28:34 – Closing thoughts SystematicTheology #Grace #Gospel #Theology #Christianity #PristineGrace
February 28, 2026
Pepper in the Wind
What if all your passion, zeal, and spiritual effort is nothing more than tossing pepper in the wind? Tonight I walk through a song I wrote called "Pepper in the Wind" and use it to talk about something that has quietly poisoned so many believers, the idea that you can progressively make yourself holier by trying harder. Drawing from Scripture and the finished work of Christ, we look at why your sanctification was never yours to earn and why that is the best news you will ever hear. If you have ever felt exhausted by the treadmill of religious performance, this one is for you. 0:00 - Introduction: The Spiritual Treadmill 2:16 - What Is Progressive Sanctification? 11:46 - The Danger of Self-Effort 19:04 - Christ Is Our Sanctification 25:00 - Grace vs. License to Sin 27:04 - The Mountain Illustration 29:09 - Only Mercy, Only Grace 38:53 - Rest in Christ's Finished Work
February 21, 2026
Sugar Water
What if the very people who preach sovereign grace are still handing out sugar water? In this episode, I talk about something that's been weighing on me for a long time, the way some in sovereign grace circles have swapped one formula for another and called it the Gospel. Whether it's "just accept Jesus" or "prove you've properly repented," both roads end up in the same ditch. If you've ever felt like you couldn't measure up to someone else's theological checklist, this one is for you.
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