The NXR Podcast

Well, Conservative Evangelicals appear to be fighting amongst themselves once again. So in this episode of Theology Applied, AD Robles and Pastor Joel Webbon present everything you need to know regarding two particularly interesting feuds. One of these disagreements is between Jared Moore and Douglas Wilson on the subject of homosexuality and the doctrine of Concupiscence. The other is between William Wolfe and James Lindsay over the ever-controversial topic of Christian Nationalism. Although James Lindsay is not a Christian, there appears to be a surprising number of Conservative Evangelicals taking his side on this issue. Buckle up. This episode gets spicy. 

Many in our culture wrongfully claim to be victims when they are not and yet, there are still many in our culture who truly have been oppressed. In this episode, Pastor Joel offers biblical and practical wisdom to those who are experiencing injustice.

Life is not fair. However, the manner in which we choose to respond to suffering bears witness to the glory of God and the beauty of the Christian faith.

The Bible teaches that suffering is the slave of every true believer, sent by God to produce spiritual wealth for those who choose to suffer well.

In this replay episode, Pastor Joel has invited Jon Harris (@ConversationsThatMatterpodcast) podcast, an individual who is well-versed on the dangers of social justice, critical race theory, and "wokeology") to join him in boldly calling out "woke" preachers by name. Their purpose is to lovingly protect Christ's sheep from this pervasive heresy in the American Church today.

Do you see God as stingy and cruel? And do you see human beings as nothing more than consumeristic parasites? If so, stop what you are doing and what this episode now!

Matthew 18:20 is one of the most misinterpreted texts in Scripture. Watch this clip as Pastor Joel explains the true meaning of, "For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them."

Sadly, in the kangaroo court of social media, the “victim” often seems to be whoever can speak up first with a heart-wrenching story. However, according to God's standards for justice, it is quite possible for the alleged victim to turn out to be the actual victimizer.

Our culture seems to have forgotten that true justice is blind. If we are willing to show partiality, on any basis, we are deliberately choosing to pervert justice.

One of the reasons crime increases in society is because true justice is often not carried out. Listen as Pastor Joel teaches on the need for biblical justice and how God uses this as a deterrent for sin.