Just and Sinner Podcast

On today's program I answered two listener questions. The first was about the movement in Reformed theology known as "Theonomy" which promotes the implementation of Old Covenant civil laws in contemporary society. The second was on the Lutheran doctrine of predestination.

Dive into the intriguing history of the altar call and its transformation in American evangelicalism. Unpack how early revivals shifted from biblically grounded practices to emotionally driven responses influenced by figures like Charles Finney. Discover the roots of Pentecostalism and the significance of sacramental faith. Engage in discussions on the need for biblical understanding in church practices, aiming to bridge the gap for disillusioned congregants. This thought-provoking exploration invites listeners to reflect on their beliefs and practices.

I finished my interaction with John MacArthur's lectures in defense of a baptist approach to the sacraments.

I continued responding to comments from John MacArthur on baptism. I dealt primarily with the issue of baptismal regeneration.

I respond to a lecture that Baptist preacher John MacArthur delivered against the teaching of infant baptism.

I interviewed Reformed Pastor Doug Wilson about the beliefs and practices of the Federal Vision movement.

A discussion of the history and beliefs of the Federal Vision movement.

On today's program I finished my series refuting the doctrine of Limited Atonement.

I discussed the difference between heresy and heterodoxy, and gave ancient and modern examples of heretical teaching.