In his 1923 classic, Christianity & Liberalism, J. Gresham Machen argued that the liberal churches of his day had abandoned everything distinctive about Christianity in favor of a non-redemptive religion that was rooted in moralism and personal experience. According to Michael J. Kruger, contempo...

Atheists exist because of human depravity, not because there is insufficient evidence for the existence of God. The foolish say in their heart that there is no God. They do not want to be confronted by the One who makes them accountable for their actions.

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The advent of social media and YouTube has given new life to the Deliverance movement. A young group of Charismatic leaders has come up through the ranks with skills for online communication and marketing. They have duped millions of people into the belief that Christians can and often do have in...

Join Room For Nuance in a conversation with Mike McKinley, senior pastor of Sterling Park Baptist Church in Sterling, Virginia and author of Friendship with God. In this episode, gain a better understanding of what communion with God looks like and learn practical steps toward greater faithfulnes...

Is God's law relevant for civil governments today? Yes, but not in the way that advocates of theonomy think. In this episode we look at what the Bible authorizes civil governments to do (and what he doesn't). If you find this and haven't listened to our first two episodes in this series, you're m...

Jesus proclaimed that we must eat and drink of Him to have eternal life. But how could that possibly be? Addressing this often misunderstood and misapplied passage of Scripture, Alistair Begg explains that Jesus used physical descriptions to explain spiritual truths. Spiritual hunger—that deep-se...

Many people raise sincere, well-intentioned concerns toward us here at Theocast--and toward other confessional Reformed believers--that perhaps we don’t talk enough about obedience. Or that there isn’t enough application of Scripture being done, as it pertains to our personal conduct and holiness...

Fairly regularly, we see posts or correspondence discouraging people from listening to Theocast because this podcast attracts those whose lives are shipwrecked. From our perspective, we are happy to receive such a compliment. Jesus came to seek and save the lost. He came to save sinners. He came ...

Liệu đạo Cơ Đốc có phải là Chúa Christ + giấc mơ Mỹ không? 'Phúc Âm Mỹ' là một cuộc khảo sát về cách thức mà phúc âm của sự giàu có (phong trào Lời Đức Tin) đã làm méo mó thông điệp Tin Lành, và làm thế nào thần học này đang được xuất khẩu ra nước ngoài. Bộ phim dài này là phần đầu tiên trong một...

Fifty years ago, Os Guinness released his book, The Dust of Death, which offered a piercing analysis of the sixties counterculture movement with its revolutionary ideas about human nature and sexual liberation. In his preface to a new edition of this work, Guinness argues that during this tumultu...

The separation of church and state is a Christian doctrine, yet today, many enemies of Christianity insist this means the separation of religion and politics. In this second episode in our series on political theology, we look at what the Bible has to say about these two institutions and their au...

Join Room For Nuance in a conversation with Russell Berger, a contributor to the American Gospel documentary, a former executive at Crossfit, and an Assistant Pastor at 6th Avenue Community Church. Learn about God's faithfulness as Russell shares difficulties with his wife's health, being cancele...

The Apostles hold a very special place in the Christian Faith as the directly appointed representatives of Jesus Christ who witnessed His ministry. Their role in the establishing of the Church is crucial to understand with so many claiming to be apostles today and others pointing to their suppose...

The ministry of Christ's Apostles is unrepeatable. No modern day "apostle" can meet the qualifications those men met. Their authority was directly from Christ and the Holy Spirit led them in a unique way for the writing of Scripture and the formation of the doctrines of the Faith.

Kathryn Krick is an up and coming "apostle" in the NAR movement and she wants the entire body of Christ to know it. She recently delivered a "word of the LORD" claiming that we'd all better acknowledge her and her friends as the representatives of God. If older pastors don't pass the baton to you...

If you think the “meat of the word” is about our obedience and what we do, this episode is for you. Jon and Justin explain how holiness and obedience is a fruit of our growth in Christ--but how to eat the meat of the word is to grow in our understanding of the gospel of Christ, our union with Chr...

John 6:41-51

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https://www.truthforlife.org/resources/sermon/bread-life-part-three/

As discussed on recent episodes, when it comes to religion and worldview preferences, most people tend to follow their own internal feelings, intuitions, and experiences. But what are the larger social implications of this increasing emphasis on the subjective? According to Carl Trueman, in today...

In this follow-up to the previous episode, Steve and Paulette discuss the ideas that shaped their adult Christian lives through the influence of the Christian books that they read over the past 40 years. Both good influences and bad can be used by God to teach us what He wants us to know.

In this first episode of our series on political theology, we look at the biblical history of covenants and show how bad thinking in this area leads to the two major errors of contemporary evangelical political thought.

In this episode, Jon and Justin sit down with Kelsi Klembara of 1517 (host of “Outside Ourselves”). The guys talk personally about their own experiences in the church and how they came to grow in their understanding of Christ and the gospel. After that, the conversation centers on the clarity of ...

In seasons of doubt or discouragement, how do we know our faith is secure? In John 6, Jesus spoke of the vast wonder of saving faith, declaring Himself to be “the bread of life.” Whoever comes to Him and believes in Him, He said, will not hunger or thirst, nor will they ever be cast out. Examinin...

On this edition of The Humble Skeptic podcast, we’ll contrast popular beliefs about ghosts and the afterlife with the views presented in the Old and New Testaments. Joining Shane to discuss this important topic is Dr. Michael McClymond, who is the professor of Modern Theology at St. Louis Univers...