The NXR Podcast

Will you take on the supporters of the Asbury Revival, such as REMNANT RADIO and Michael Brown? Are they misleading misleading people?

No Christian, you do not have to send your children to public school (to be shaped by a God-hating worldview) in order to “love your neighbors.”

When Christians gather together for worship on the Lord’s Day, eternal things unfold.

Capital punishment can never restore the person who was murdered, or the family that lost their loved one.  Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/GtqZSvdGbYg

Slavery can come by only having one option. However, having limitless options without the ability to say no, can be even more enslaving.

In this episode of Theology Applied, Chris Hwang, David McLeod, and Pastor Joel Webbon share their personal stories of how each of them were significantly shaped by Timothy Keller’s public ministry, and why each of them walked away. At first there was a temptation to reject the Kuyperian sentiment of “all of Christ for all of life,” thinking that this was vulnerability that led towards theological compromise. Over time, each of these three men eventually realized that the problem was never Kuyper, it was Marx. By God’s grace, now Chris Hwang and David McLeod are spending their lives to redeem every sphere of life - with their targets set on the Arts. To this end, they’ve embarked on a brand new endeavor called “Every Good Work” (EveryGoodWork.art) EveryGoodWork.art is an e-commerce marketplace for exclusive fine art originals and affordable studio-quality prints – they're seeking to reclaim art for everyday people again. All subscribers receive a 40% limited-time discount off of "The Conquering King," a unique collaboration between Pastor Joel and EveryGoodWork. Website: www.everygoodwork.art Pastor Joel + EGW Collab: https://everygoodwork.art/products/the-conquering-king

No spoilers for this one. Just gonna have to watch it!

Christians shouldn’t be fat, especially pastors.

It seems as though some of the esteemed leaders within Judaism were not only continuing to require strict observance to the ceremonial laws found in the Old Covenant, but that they were teaching strange doctrines far beyond these ceremonial rituals. These Judaizers were not merely requiring the continuation of priestly/animal sacrifices but teaching that by eating the meat of these sacrifices, grace would be “infused” through food, rather than “imputed” through faith.

What good if any do you think will come from the Asbury revival?