Just and Sinner Podcast

On today's program I reviewed a lecture by Jason Stellman, discussing why he thinks that the Roman Catholic gospel paradigm is more accurate to the New Testament than the Protestant one.

On today's program I dealt with the theology and preaching of Calvinistic baptist preacher Paul Washer.

On today's program, I answered two listener questions. One was in regards to Christology and unitarianism, the other on assurance in the book of 1 John.

Explore the heated discussions around the doctrine of sanctification and its implications for faith. The host highlights the dual senses of sanctification, emphasizing growth in holiness as biblically supported. He critiques extreme views from various theological backgrounds and warns against neglecting the importance of good works. The conversation also covers Paul's teachings about living to please God and reminds pastors to encourage practical behaviors. Ultimately, it’s a call for a balanced understanding of faith, works, and the Christian journey.

Dive into the complexities of Reformed theology and the nuances of Lutheran beliefs. A critique of misunderstandings surrounding Lutheran perspectives on salvation unfolds, challenging the notion of conditional election. The discussion reflects on the interpretation of Jesus' words in the Eucharist, advocating for a literal understanding. Additionally, unpack the theological debates on election and predestination, emphasizing God's grace as the sole cause of salvation, while contrasting Lutheranism with Arminianism and Calvinism.

On today's program I finished reviewing Dr. James White's lecture on the subject of limited atonement. The conversation focused largely on the book of Hebrews.

On today's program I decided not to continue with the Limited Atonement discussion until next week, due to the important events occuring today. I spent the program talking about the office of the Papacy, it's history and how we should approach it today.

On today's program, I continued my refutation of Limited Atonement by responding to a lecture on the issue by Dr. James White. James White is a Reformed baptist theologian, apologist, elder and the director of Alpha and Omega Ministries.

On today's program I discussed the Patristic sources in regards to baptismal regeneration. I demonstrated that it is the unanimous testimony of the early church.

On today's program I did a brief overview of the controversy over objective justification and gave some of my thoughts on the matter. Then I answered a question about the Governmental theory of the atonement and launched to a discussion of the various atonement motifs.