Just and Sinner Podcast

On this program I did an overview of the Lordship Salvation controversy within evangelicalism, and explained why from a Lutheran perspective, both sides of the debate are wrong.

On this week's program I answered a listener question about how the Reformed view early church history and concluded with a discussion of the Wesleyan doctrine of entire sanctification.

On today's program I discussed the various Lutheran church bodies in America. I gave some history and talked about the various theological and practical issues which divide these churches from one another.

Explore the fascinating concept of two-kingdom theology as discussed through a Lutheran lens. Discover how the church and state serve distinct roles, with the church governed by the gospel and the state by law. Delve into historical perspectives from Luther, who evolved his views on government and authority. Learn about the unique implications of civil law in Israel and the significance of natural law in contemporary governance. The dialogue navigates the balance between the church's moral voice and its primary mission of forgiveness.

In this program I discuss John chapter 6 and its relation to Holy Communion, and also answer a listener question about Sabbatarianism.

In light of the shooting in Newtown, CT I spent the program talking about how Christians should respond to suffering in light of the gospel.

In this program I continued my refutation of limited atonement, primarily dealing with 1 John 2:2 and John MacArthur's comments on the subject.

I talked about a variety of issues on today's program. I answered listener questions about limited atonement, Roman Catholicism, and reasons why I became a Lutheran.

On this program I continue my response to an interview with Jason Stellman, a recent convert to the RCC from Presbyterianism.

On this program I interact with a recent interview with Jason Stellman who recently converted to Roman Catholicism.