Just and Sinner Podcast

Dive into a captivating discussion on free will, exploring its roots in Lutheran and Reformation theology. The conversation contrasts Lutheran and Calvinist views on human agency and divine sovereignty. Highlights include Luther's profound work 'The Bondage of the Will' and its impact on contemporary thought. A deep exploration of the complexities of divine providence versus human free will adds rich theological insight. Personal stories about balancing family life and upcoming literary projects round out this thought-provoking dialogue.

This program is a continuation of our study of the Augsburg Confession. In this podcast, I discuss Article V On the Ministry of the Church.

This was a livestream in which I addressed listener questions on a variety of topics including: Augustine, regeneration, Sola Scriptura, monergism, and modern art.

This program is a continuation of our study of Henry Eyster Jacobs' book A Summary of the Christian Faith. We discuss his chapter titled The Word of God as a Means of Grace.

Dive into the fascinating world of Pelagianism and Semi-Pelagianism as historical definitions take center stage. Explore Augustine's influence and the moral concerns surrounding grace doctrines. Discover the significance of original versus actual sin and the role of free will in salvation debates. Delve into the critiques of biblicist interpretations and understand how different thinkers like Cassian and Prosper shaped these theological disputes. With intriguing insights, this discussion clarifies how modern views intersect with historical thought.

This program is a critique of recent comments from Dr. Leighton Flowers on the subject of total inability, or the bondage of the will.

On this program, I responded to an article titled, "Sola Fide Compromised? Martin Luther and the Doctrine of Baptism," in which the author argues for an inconsistency between sola fide and baptismal regeneration.

Today's program is a continued discussion of the doctrine of justification as explained in the Augsburg Confession Article IV. I spent a large portion of the time discussing Romans 2 and final judgment in relation to justification sola fide.

This is a discussion of the practice of praying to the saints, and a critique of Rome on the topic. There will be other programs following this on the topic.

Today's podcast is a discussion of the doctrine of justification according to Article IV of the Augsburg Confession. I interact with listener comments on the topic throughout.