Ep 122: What Protestants Misunderstand about the Catholic Church with Michael Pakaluk In this episode I talk with Dr. Michael Pakaluk, a Catholic philosopher who teaches at the Catholic University ...
Ep 119: What the Bible Says About God’s Kingdom with Stephen Dempster In this episode I talk to Dr. Stephen Dempster about his new book ‘The Return of the Kingdom: ...
Summary – Jesus & the Powers, with Michael F. Bird Renowned theologian and biblical scholar Michael F. Bird joins us to explore the complex interplay between Jesus, Christianity, and the ...
In Jesus and the Powers: Christian Political Witness in an Age of Totalitarian Terror and Dysfunctional Democracies, New Testament scholars N.T. Wright and Michael F. Bird take on two major ...
Summary – How to Use the Book of Common Prayer, with Drew Keane Doug Stuart sits down with liturgy scholar Drew Keane to delve into the ancient Christian practice of ...
Ep 113: Jesus and the Rise of Nationalism by Halvor Moxnes In this episode I review the book Jesus and the Rise of Nationalism by Halvor Moxnes, which explores the relationship ...
Summary – What Does it Mean for Christ to Be Our King? with Preston Sprinkle Listen in to a live recording of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast. Jacob will be interviewing ...
Ep Progressive Christianity with Cody Cook and Doug Stuart In this episode I talk with Cody Cook and Doug Stuart about progressive Christianity. We examine the rise of progressive Christianity ...
The following is an excerpt from Cody Cook’s new book, Christian Nationalism: A Biblical Response. It addresses one of the dangerous assumptions of Christian Nationalism–that God wants to keep distinct ...
Ep 106: Darwin, Natural Selection, and the Bible with Dru Johnson In this episode I talk with Dr. Dru Johnson about his new book What Hath Darwin to Do With ...
The Beast in Revelation’s Wide Influence The book of Revelation has captured the imagination of Christians for a long time. Not only does it describe dramatic events in a visually ...
Progressive Christians are critical of Christian nationalism, often attributing the label to anyone who happens to be an evangelical and hold right-of-center political views. The problem with this perspective is ...
Summary – The Liberty Antidote to Christian Nationalism During this breakout session from Freedom Fest 2023, our panelists aim to provide an antidote to the growing influence of Christian nationalism ...
Summary – Balancing Faith and Politics: Understanding Libertarianism from a Christian Perspective Doug Stuart joins host Jacob Winograd on the LPMC-PA Podcast to talk about what LCI is up to, ...
The foundation of individualism and personal freedom is found in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. God shows His people that He relates to each person individually ...
Ep. 62: A Reformed Critique of Christian Nationalism with Stephen Angliss In this episode, I talk to Stephen Angliss, senior pastor of Graham Emmanuel Baptist Church in Graham, Washington, about ...
Over the past year as Christians have observed the events unfolding in Ukraine the overwhelming response of the Church has been to “pray for Ukraine.” Is such concern, however, merely ...
Summary – Can Christian Civil Government Be Theocratic? A discussion of whether a Reformed Christian view of civil governance is compatible with theocracy. We explain how the term “theocratic” has ...
Summary – What Do We Mean By “Scripture Alone”? A reading of the essay “What Do We Mean By Sola Scriptura?” by W. Robert Godfrey, which focuses on explaining some ...
Christianity has to deal with a lot of misconceptions. From the idea that Christianity was created by Paul to the idea that Jesus was a cynic, owing to its prestige ...
Summary – Climate Alarmism and the Cornwall Alliance An interview with Dr. E. Calvin Beisner, President of The Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation about politically-concocted climate alarmism in ...
Can Catholics Be Libertarian? According to an American Values Survey, libertarians make up at least 7% of Americans. In addition, about 15% of Americans would consider or already do vote ...
Does Sin Make Civil Government Necessary? A discussion of the main points of Kerry Baldwin’s article on human sinfulness and the question of the state’s necessity for civil governance. The ...
Just recently Americans celebrated one of the high holy days of our faith. Tens of millions of people took part in it and demonstrations occurred in every state. The airways ...
What Does Romans 13 Say About Civil Government? A discussion of the main points of Gregory Baus' article on the historical, confessionally Reformed view of Romans 13 and a Reformed view ...
Is it justifiable to vote for an immoral candidate from a scriptural perspective? Does Romans 13 give you a way out?
The Reformed Libertarians Podcast Introduction Show Notes Welcome to the first, Reformed Libertarians Podcast episode! This is an introduction to what Reformed means, and what libertarian means with its connection ...
Originally written by David Lipscomb God and Human Governments. We have received a pamphlet from the author, E.R. Craven, entitled, “Religious Defect of the Constitution of the United States.” The ...
This article was originally written by David Lipscomb for the Gospel Advocate in two parts in 1867 and 1868. While notable for its overview of early Church history, it is ...
May Christians ignore unjust laws? When you ask a Christian what the relationship between the Christian and the government is they are most likely to point to Matthew 22:21 (NET), ...
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