Just and Sinner Podcast

I began a discussion on Eastern Orthodoxy, giving some of the history and basic differences between the Eastern and Western church. This is the first part in a series of shows that will deal with the unique teachings of the Eastern Church.

Dr. Joel Biermann, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology known for work on Luther and justification, offers a clear take on the two kinds of righteousness. He traces the idea in Luther, contrasts it with law‑gospel reductionism, and explores pastoral implications for preaching, sanctification, and church life. Practical examples and historical reception round out the conversation.

I discussed the extent of the atonement in the history of the church, from the Patristic period, to the middle ages, and into the Reformation.

I gave an overview of the movement known as "the New Perspective on Paul."

I responded to recent claims from JD Hall with Pastor Daniel Price.

I was joined by Fr. David Graves to discuss the life and work of St. Francis of Assisi

I was joined by Pastor Daniel Price on today's program to discuss the charismatic movement.

I interviewed charismatic leader Michael Brown to discuss the beliefs of charismatics. I asked him about his opinions on various charismatic practices and we talked about areas of disagreement between us.

On today's program I continued the discussion on dispensationalism with a Biblical refutation of the rapture and premillenialism.

On today's program, I discussed the Mark Driscoll fiasco and the underlying issues of celbrity culture within evangelicalism. I addressed the recent controversies surrounding both Mark Driscoll and Ergun Caner, and how they reflect a dangerous ecclesiology inherent in contemporary evangelicalism.