Just and Sinner Podcast

Delve into a thought-provoking analysis of how the Christian right and left engage with culture. Explore the impact of fear and resentment on political discourse within the church. Unpack the complex relationship between Christianity and political agendas, highlighting critiques of modern conservatism and nationalism. Discover the importance of creating lasting institutions to support Christian culture and the role of grassroots initiatives in fostering meaningful cultural transformation.

This is part of our ongoing Christ and Culture series. On this episode, I discuss James Davidson Hunter's book To Change the World.

This is a discussion of the nature of ordination and the Reformation. I deal with the challenge that Protestant ordinations are not valid due to the lack of a bishop's involvement.

This episode is a talk I had with Eastern Orthodox artist and thinker Jonathan Pageau.

Exploring the Satanic Panic of the 1980s and 1990s, debunked myths, fabricated backstories for popularity, the rise and fall of Mike Warnky's false claims, John Todd and the Illuminati conspiracy, the connection between Dungeons and Dragons and Satanism, and the impact of John Todd and Michelle Smith on the church and culture during the Satanic Panic.

This is a discussion of the Benedict Option and how to implement it today.

The podcast critiques Michael Heiser's divine council approach to the Scriptural narrative, exploring alternatives to his interpretation of the Nephilim and discussing theological divergences. It explores the concept of Amago day from multiple perspectives and the unique relationship between the image of God and humanity's dominion over creation. The podcast also delves into the development of the concept of Satan in ancient Israelite religion, explores different perspectives on monotheism in the Old Testament, and discusses the role of angels, nephilim, and Satan in Christianity. It highlights alternative approaches to Divine Council Theology and expresses frustration with followers who claim no other valid interpretations.

This is a continuation of the series on the Augsburg Confession. On this podcast, I discuss the relationship between Scripture and tradition with relation to holy days and liturgy.

This is a discussion of the deconstruction movement with Derrida, and how it relates to Christianity.

This is a podcast in a series in which I discuss classical orthodox Christology.