Best Center For Baptist Renewal Podcasts (2025)

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Andrew Fuller and Deism with Joe Harrod 53:16

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In this episode of the London Lyceum, Zach Williams talks with Dr. Joe Harrod about the life and significance of Andrew Fuller, a pivotal figure in Baptist history. The conversation delves into Fuller's writings against deism, particularly his response to Thomas Paine's critiques of Christianity. Dr. Harrod emphasizes the importance of understandin…

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Tradition, Being a Baptist, and the Future of Renewal Theology - Kiffin's Keep Ep. 74 22:56

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In this episode of Kiffin's Keep, Jordan discusses the recent departure of Matthew Barrett from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary to Trinity Anglican. He explores the implications of this change for young Baptists and the broader theological community, emphasizing the importance of honoring theological mentors while remaining rooted in one's …

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Collegiality in Academia with John Wilsey and Stephen Presley 45:59

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In this episode, Jordan and Hunter talk with John and Stephen about the importance of friendship and collegiality in academia, particularly for early-career professionals. They share personal experiences and insights on navigating the challenges of academic life, the significance of providence, and the necessity of building relationships. The conve…

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Christian Liberty before the Reformation with Ian Christopher Levy 40:47

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In this episode Jordan talks with Dr. Ian Christopher Levy to explore the relationship between medieval theology, the concept of conscience, and the evolution of papal power. They discuss the role of theology masters in universities, the nature of penance, and the distinctions between Luther's views and those of medieval theologians. The conversati…

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On the Nature of Sexual Difference with Timothy Fortin 1:12:20

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In this conversation, Matt Ntiros and Ryan Modisette talk with Timothy Fortin about the complexities of sexual difference and gender from philosophical, biological, and theological perspectives. He explores the historical context of these concepts, particularly through the lenses of Thomas Aquinas and Simone de Beauvoir, while also addressing conte…

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Original Sin and the Colloquy of Regensburg 40:27

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In this episode Jordan talks with Daniel Houck and Joel Chopp about original sin and the colloquy at Regensburg. They explore the historical context of the colloquy, the definitions and debates surrounding original sin, and the concept of concupiscence. The conversation highlights the complexities of theological definitions and the challenges of ac…

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Book Club: Basil's On the Holy Spirit 41:49

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In this episode, Hunter, EJ Roussel, and Elijah discuss Basil the Great's work 'On the Holy Spirit.' They explore the significance of group reading, the importance of a biblical approach to theology, and Basil's views on the Holy Spirit, deification, and baptism. The conversation highlights the relevance of Basil's teachings in contemporary theolog…

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Baptist Bonanza! Featuring the Center for Baptist Renewal - Generally Particular Ep. 44 1:06:51

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Jake and Jesse talk with Luke Stamps and Winston Hotman about a rangeof topics on Baptist history, identity, and current denominational issues. Topics include reflections on the SBC annual meeting, debates over pragmatism versus theological fidelity in church governance, the role of local associations, and the interplay of historical figures like A…

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Emotions, Science, and Theology with Tim Pickavance, Liz Hall, Erin Smith, and Jason McMartin 43:48

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In this episode Jordan talks with a panel of experts to explore the intricate relationship between emotions and various disciplines, particularly science and theology. The conversation delves into how emotions influence moral judgments, the cultural attitudes towards emotions, and the implications for Christian thought. The panelists share their re…

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Civilizational Work with John Wilsey and Stephen O. Presley 50:13

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In this episode Jordan talks with John Wilsey and Stephen Presley about civilizational work, the concept of citizenship, and the intersection of faith and civic duty. They explore the importance of family and community in shaping citizenship, the role of the church as a family, and the impact of technology on community engagement. The conversation …

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Puritanism with Stephen Yuille 56:56

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In this episode Garrett Walden and Jonathan Baddley talk with with Dr. Stephen Yuille, about Puritan literature. They discuss Yuille's background, his journey into studying the Puritans, and the misconceptions surrounding Puritanism. The conversation delves into the Puritan approach to devotional life, their emphasis on confessionalism, and the uni…

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The Baptist Vision with Morgan Byrd and Brandon Ayscue 57:24

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In this episode Jordan talks with Brandon Ayscue and Morgan Byrd about the book 'The Baptist Vision' by Luke Stamps and Matt Emerson, exploring its insights into Baptist theology, distinctives, and the importance of liberty of conscience. The conversation highlights the significance of covenant theology and confessionalism in shaping Baptist identi…

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CBR Podcast Ep 28 - Liberty of Conscience 51:46

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In this episode, CBR Directors Matt Emerson and Luke Stamps discuss the liberty of conscience in the Baptist tradition. This episode accompanies our 2025 CBR Reading Challenge.By Matt Emerson, Luke Stamps

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Religious Freedom with John Wilsey 45:53

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In this episode, Jordan and Hunter engage with Dr. John Wilsey about his new book on religious freedom. They explore the historical context of religious freedom in America, the relationship between conservatism and religious liberty, and the balance between order and liberty in society. The conversation also delves into the complexities of national…

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Reformed Spiritual Formation with Matthew Bingham 47:47

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In this episode Jordan, Zach Williams, Matt Gilleskie, Dr. Matthew Bingham discuss the themes of spiritual formation, the importance of early modern reformed sources, and the role of meditation in the Christian life. Dr. Bingham shares insights from his book 'Heart of Flame for God', emphasizing the need for a word-centered approach to spiritual fo…

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Surveying Baptist Systematics - Generally Particular Ep. 42 47:08

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In this episode, Jake and Jesse talk about Baptist systematic theology, tracing its evolution from the seventeenth century to the present. They discuss key figures like Thomas Grantham, John Gill, and E.Y. Mullins, highlighting their contributions and methodological differences. The conversation further explores Free Will Baptist and Northern Bapti…

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Biblical Theology in the Life of the Early Church with Stephen Presley 48:08

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In this episode Hunter Hindsman, Leland Brown, and Stephen Presley discuss the importance of biblical theology in the life of the early church. Dr. Presley shares insights from his new book, exploring how the early church engaged with their culture and the role of the Bible in shaping their worldview. The conversation delves into the significance o…

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Nicene Theology and Eusebius of Caesarea with Adam Renberg 45:57

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In this episode Jordan talks with Adam Renberg about the historical significance of the Council of Nicaea and the Nicene Creed, exploring the complexities of the Arian controversy, the formation of Nicene theology, and the implications for modern Christianity. They discuss the importance of understanding the historical context, the role of key figu…

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CBR Podcast Ep 27 - Covenantal: The Baptist Hermeneutic 40:30

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In this episode, CBR Directors Matt Emerson and Luke Stamps discuss what it means to be “covenantal” in the Baptist tradition. This episode accompanies our 2025 CBR Reading Challenge.By Matt Emerson, Luke Stamps

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Hermeneutics with Leland Brown and Hunter Hindsman 50:05

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In this episode Jordan talks with Leland Brown and Hunter Hindsman about hermeneutics, exploring various models of scripture interpretation. They delve into the differences between modern and pre-modern approaches, the significance of authorial intent, and the multifaceted nature of language in biblical texts. The conversation also touches on the i…

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The Essential Augustine with Gregory Lee 43:07

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Jordan talks with Dr. Greg Lee to discuss Augustine's 'City of God' and its relevance to contemporary issues such as social justice, political division, and church unity. They explore the importance of understanding Augustine's context, the implications of his thoughts on coercion and unity, the necessity of community engagement in addressing moder…

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The Pastor as Apologist with Michael McEwen 41:10

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In this episode Jordan and Hunter talk with Michael McEwen about his book on the pastor as apologist. They discuss the distinction between apologetics and evangelism, the role of preaching in apologetics, and the importance of addressing cultural narratives. The conversation also delves into the practical applications of apologetics in ministry, th…

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CBR Podcast Ep 26 - Evangelical: Baptists and the Gospel 33:41

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In this episode, CBR Directors Matt Emerson and Luke Stamps discuss what it means to be “evangelical” in the Baptist tradition. This episode accompanies our 2025 CBR Reading Challenge.By Matt Emerson, Luke Stamps

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A Light on the Hill with Caleb Morell 43:58

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In this episode of the London Lyceum, Jordan talks with Caleb Morrell about his new book on the history and significance of Capitol Hill Baptist Church. They explore themes of ordinary faithfulness, the role of confessionalism in Baptist history, and the church's engagement with political issues over the years. Caleb shares about the importance of …

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Taught by God with Brandon Smith 46:54

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Jordan, Hunter, and Jesse talk with Brandon Smith about his book 'Taught by God.' The discussion covers the history of biblical interpretation, the relationship between early church hermeneutics and modern approaches, the distinctions between historical critical and historical grammatical methods, the concept of dual authorship, the nuances of lite…

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Against Worldview with Simon Kennedy 45:46

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Jordan talks with Simon Kennedy about his new book Against Worldview which challenges the traditional understanding of worldview in Christian contexts. They discuss the historical roots of worldview thinking and the potential pitfalls of misapplying these concepts in educational settings, the evolution of the Christian worldview in response to secu…

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Thomistic Metaphysics with Michael Gorman 50:34

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In this episode Jordan talks with Michael Gorman about his work on Thomistic metaphysics, exploring its relevance to theology, the definition of substance, the concept of change, reconciling God's immutability with the incarnation, the nature of parts, the relationship between body and soul, the simplicity of God, the distinctions between realism a…

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The Fathers on the Future with Michael J. Svigel 56:29

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Hunter and Leland talk with Dr. Michael Svigel about his latest book on 2nd century eschatology. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-london-lyceum4672/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacyBy Jordan Steffaniak and Brandon Ayscue

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Theological Ethics and Moral Theology with Gerald McKenny 47:08

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Jordan and Joseph talk with Gerald McKenny about theological ethics and moral theology. How is it distinct from other theological disciplines? How is it different from moral philosophy? Is it just another name for ethics? Why have Protestants not focused on moral theology to the extant of Roman Catholics? What are the main facets of Karl Barth's th…

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Christological Agency and John Owen with Ty Kieser 44:50

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In this episode Jordan talks with Ty Kieser about Christological agency and the nature of divine action especially as its found in John Owen's work. They explore the proper task of theology, the complexities of agency in Christology, and how Owen's insights can guide contemporary theological discussions. They also cover various aspects of Reformed …

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Infused and Aquired Virtues with Kyle Strobel 52:29

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In this episode Jordan talks with Kyle Strobel about the theological and psychological insights of Jonathan Edwards, particularly focusing on the distinctions between infused and acquired virtues. They explore Edwards' unique contributions to moral theology and the implications for contemporary Protestant thought, emphasizing the importance of unde…

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Baptist Bios: Dan Taylor - Generally Particular Ep. 38 44:52

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Jake and Jesse chat with David Lytle about the life and theology of Dan Taylor. Resources: 1) Dan Taylor’s Theology of Grace: An Eighteenth-Century Arminian Baptist Perspective Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-london-lyceum4672/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcir…

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The Past and Future of Baptist Theology with Tom Nettles and Jake Stone 52:45

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Jordan talks with Tom Nettles and Jake Stone about the past and future of Baptist history and theology. They cover topics like how Tom and Jake were first drawn to Baptist studies, what the state of Baptist studies was like then, how we've progressed and regressed since, areas Baptists should seek to recover in the future, and more! Support this po…

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The Trinity with Scott Williams 54:25

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Jordan talks to Scott Williams about his new book on the Trinity. They discuss the concept of conciliatory Trinitarianism, the significance of the Sixth Ecumenical Council, and the distinctions between relational and constituent ontology. Williams also addresses the logical problem of the Trinity, the monarchy of the Father, simplicity and Trinity,…

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Righteous by Design with Harrison Perkins 1:01:27

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Jordan talks with Harrison Perkins about his new book, 'Righteous by Design.' They explore the distinctions between the covenant of works and the covenant of grace, the implications of original righteousness, and the relationship between law and gospel. Perkins discusses the theological implications of creation, salvation, and grace, particularly t…

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Called to Freedom with Brad Littlejohn 53:20

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Jordan talks with Brad Littlejohn about his new book. They explore the multifaceted concept of freedom as it relates to Christian theology, discussing spiritual, moral, and political dimensions. They discuss other topics like how these forms of freedom interact and the implications for individual rights, community, the role of government in promoti…

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Eternal Justification, Hyper Calvinism, and Antinomianism with Garrett Walden 50:46

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Jordan talks with Garrett Walden about eternal justification, exploring its historical context, theological implications, and its association with hyper-Calvinism and antinomianism. Garrett shares his background and interest in John Gill's theology, discussing the distinctions between virtual and actual justification, and the importance of understa…

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Markets and Moral Formation with Glenn Butner 48:17

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Jordan talks with Glenn Butner delve about economics, theology, and moral formation. They explore the nature of markets, the theological implications of economic systems, and how incentives can influence moral behavior. The conversation also touches on the fact-value distinction in economics, the role of common grace in market systems, the influenc…

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Divine Incomprehensibility with Ronni Kurtz 45:19

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Jordan talks with Dr. Ronni Kurtz about his book 'Light Unapproachable: Divine Incomprehensibility in the Task of Theology.' They explore the concept of divine incomprehensibility, its implications for theology, and the historical context surrounding the doctrine. The conversation delves into the relationship between incomprehensibility and accommo…

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Abraham Booth and Sanctification with Zach Williams 57:41

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Jordan talks with Zach Williams about the life and theological contributions of Abraham Booth, an 18th-century English Baptist. They explore Booth's doctrine of sanctification, his historical context, and the rise of antinomianism, discussing its implications on the understanding of justification and holiness in the Christian life. Resources: 1) Th…

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Law from Below with Elisabeth Kincaid 43:53

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Jordan talks with Elisabeth Kincaid about her new book, 'The Law from Below,' which explores the legal theories of Francisco Suarez. They cover topics like how Christians can engage with law, the concept of law from below, the role of women in political life, the influences of Augustine and Aquinas on Suarez's thought, the differences of Richard Ho…

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Mothers, Children, and the Body Politic with Nadya Williams 43:01

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Jordan talks with Nadya Williams about her new book on children and mothers. They cover topics like whether our culture is really hostile to mothers, if there is a built-in disdain for motherhood, why many reflections on children and motherhood come from secular frameworks and push children out of view, what messages expecting mothers encounter whe…

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The Genesis of Gender with Abigail Favale 48:52

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In this episode Jordan talks with Abigail Favale about her book 'Genesis of Gender.' They discuss topics like Christian feminism, the significance of origin stories, the implications of language in understanding gender, the evolution of feminism through its waves, the challenges of contemporary gender paradigms, the importance of maintaining a Chri…

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Faith Without Belief with Derek King 45:25

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In this episode Jordan talks with Derek King about his upcoming book, 'Faith Without Belief.' They explore the nature of faith, belief, and doubt, pastoral approaches to those experiencing doubt, why we doubt, if faith is blind, and more. Resources: 1) Faith without Belief, Derek King Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast 01:48 E…

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Ramism and the Reformation of Method with Simon Burton 46:23

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Jordan and Simon Burton discuss the world of Ramism and its implications for the Reformation and early modern philosophy. They explore the historical context of Ramism, its philosophical underpinnings, the decline narratives surrounding Protestantism, the complexities of Scotism, the eclectic nature of Reformed theology, and more! Resources: 1) Ram…

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Ancient Wisdom for the Care of Souls with Coleman Ford and Shawn Wilhite 1:00:52

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Hunter and Leland interview Shawn and Coleman about their new book on the care of souls. They cover topics like the significance of contemplation in the spiritual life, the nature of true retrieval, the importance of classical theology, how moral integrity shapes pastoral work, the integration of spirituality and theology, and more. Resources: 1) A…

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Divine Wrath with Dani Jansen 46:04

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In this episode Jordan and Jacob talk with Dani Jansen about divine wrath and atonement. They cover topics like what is divine wrath, its function in theological literature, the emotional aspects associated with God's justice, the historical context of divine wrath in Reformation thought, the implications of biblical language surrounding wrath, and…

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The Reformation of the Literal with Erik Lundeen 45:05

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Jordan talks with Eric Lundeen discusses the literal sense of the Bible, particularly as it relates to the reformers and their understanding of prophecy. He explores the complexities of interpreting the prophets and the different approaches taken by Lutherans and Reformed thinkers. Lundeen highlights the importance of historical context, literary c…

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The Five Ways Revisited with Rob Koons 57:15

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Matt and Ryan talk with Rob Koons about his latest work on the five ways of Thomas Aquinas. They cover topics like critiques of traditional interpretations of Aquinas, new interpretations, ways to defend the five ways, the importance of understanding Aquinas's context, the influence of Neoplatonism on Aquinas, the important of divine simplicity, an…

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Convictional, Confessional, Cheerful Baptists with Nate Akin 40:59

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Nate Akin discusses his book 'Convictional, Confessional, Cheerful Baptists' and explores topics such as Baptist distinctives, confessions, Christian nationalism, and complementarianism. He emphasizes the importance of holding to Baptist distinctives and confessions, and the need for a balanced and gracious approach to convictions. Akin also addres…