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Job: Lessons About Us Pt 3
What does Job teach us about ourselves when life suddenly falls apart? We begin examining and reconstructing seven lessons from Job about uncertainty, suffering, faith, and anguish.
Trump: Let Them Take Out LA?
President Trump says, "Let them take out Los Angeles. Let them take out San Diego"—and the crowd cheers. We examine the context, the White House explanation, Trump's refusal to clarify, and what this disturbing moment reveals about politics
Job: Lessons About Us Pt 2
What does Job teach us about ourselves when life suddenly falls apart? We begin examining and reconstructing seven lessons from Job about uncertainty, suffering, faith, and anguish.
Job: Lessons About Us Pt 1
What does Job teach us about ourselves when life suddenly falls apart? We begin examining and reconstructing seven lessons from Job about uncertainty, suffering, faith, and anguish.
Unscrewing the Inscrutable
What happens when the God we were taught to expect collides with suffering, unanswered prayer, and silence? A personal struggle leads us into the book of Job and the uncomfortable reality of a God whose ways are unfathomable, unsearchable,
Their Wilderness or Ours?
What happens when Israel's wilderness becomes a metaphor for our personal struggles? We examine a sermon on Exodus and ask whether the biblical story is being interpreted on its own terms—or transformed into a story about us
Satan’s Throne: Jonathan Cahn
Jonathan Cahn claims that the mysterious "throne of Satan" in Revelation 2:13 can be identified—and that its rediscovery is connected to some of the darkest events in modern history. We examine the biblical text, the history, and a critical
Keep the Fire Burning?
A sermon from Leviticus 6 turns altar fire into the Holy Spirit, wood into humanity, and sacrificial details into lessons for Christian living. But is this actually biblical exposition—or are meanings being imposed on the text that simply a
Keep the Fire Burning? Pt 2
A sermon from Leviticus 6 turns altar fire into the Holy Spirit, wood into humanity, and sacrificial details into lessons for Christian living. But is this actually biblical exposition—or are meanings being imposed on the text that simply a
Revival Mythology
Six people gathered for prayer in New York City in 1857. Soon there were hundreds, then thousands. But what else was happening? In this episode, we examine the Fulton Street Revival, the financial panic surrounding its explosive growth, wha
Imputation: AI vs. AI
What happens when AI is asked to critique a theological argument that challenges the standard theological framework? We revisit imputed righteousness, progressive sanctification, the claim that the Holy Spirit changes believers, and the unc
Imputation 101
What does imputed righteousness actually mean? We go back to the basics of justification and then follow the doctrine to its logical conclusions—examining what it means for assurance, judging someone's salvation, works as evidence, and sanc
The Voicemail
A listener leaves a voicemail challenging Theology Central's criticism of a popular preacher. But do the accusations hold up? We examine the voicemail claim by claim, compare those claims with what was actually said.
Imputed vs. Infused
What is the real difference between imputed and infused righteousness? An email question launches an examination of a more fundamental claim: does the Holy Spirit actually make Christians increasingly righteous? Before choosing theological
Christ Is The End of the Law?
Romans 10:4 declares that "Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes." What does that actually mean? We examine the text in context and consider its implications for justification, imputed righteousness, assura
Errors in the Bible? Pt 2
A YouTube video claims to reveal errors in the Bible that almost nobody notices. We examine the examples, the textual evidence, and the proposed answers to ask one question: Are these really errors in the Bible?
Errors in the Bible? Pt 1
A YouTube video claims to reveal errors in the Bible that almost nobody notices. We examine the examples, the textual evidence, and the proposed answers to ask one question: Are these really errors in the Bible?
Inspiration Email Pt 2
We take a look at an email I received about my episodes on the doctrine of inspiration.
Parable of Talents: A New Interpretation
Is the Parable of the Talents really about using your gifts and abilities for God? We reconsider Matthew 25:14–30 in its larger context and ask whether Jesus was actually continuing his warning about the coming judgment upon Israel and Jeru
Parable of Talents: 70 AD?
Could the Parable of the Talents be a warning about the judgment coming upon Jerusalem in AD 70? We review a sermon that makes that case and test the interpretation against the text and context of Matthew 21–25.
9/11: This Is Not an Exercise
Twenty-five years ago, September 11 began for me in the middle of a military exercise. Then the first plane hit. Then the second. The Pentagon was attacked. The exercise ended, and the words came: Real world. We are under attack. Twenty-fiv
Inspiration Email Pt 1
We take a look at an email I received about my episodes on the doctrine of inspiration.
Work, Poverty, and the Bible Pt 3
What does the Bible actually teach about work, laziness, poverty, and caring for those in need? We begin separating Scripture from cultural and political assumptions to discover a biblical theology that may challenge everyone.
Work, Poverty, and the Bible Pt 1
What does the Bible actually teach about work, laziness, poverty, and caring for those in need? We begin separating Scripture from cultural and political assumptions to discover a biblical theology that may challenge everyone.
Work, Poverty, and the Bible Pt 2
What does the Bible actually teach about work, laziness, poverty, and caring for those in need? We begin separating Scripture from cultural and political assumptions to discover a biblical theology that may challenge everyone.
