Christianity and Nonviolence (Protestant Libertarian Podcast)
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I was a guest on The Protestant Libertarian Podcast to discuss Christian pacificism. There were some challenging theological topics covered that you’re sure to benefit […]
Category: Soteriology
PODCAST: Understanding the Lord’s Supper
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This is a sermonette I preached at my local church where I explained the significance of the Lord’s Supper and what we often fail to […]
PODCAST: Reading the Apostolic Fathers (part 2)
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This episode consists of sections from my short-lived Patreon podcast where I shared my thoughts and insights on the apostolic fathers. Part 2 contains the […]
PODCAST: Reading the Apostolic Fathers (part 1)
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This episode consists of sections from my short-lived Patreon podcast where I shared my thoughts and insights on the apostolic fathers. Part 1 contains the […]
PODCAST: Is the Law of Moses Still Binding? w/ Matthew Ferris
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I talked with Matthew Ferris, author of If One Uses It Lawfully: The Law of Moses and the Christian Life, about whether Christians should obey […]
The Mad Ones: What is the Gospel?
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I was recently on the podcast The Mad Ones to answer the question “what is the Gospel?” If you grew up hearing the answer is […]
St. Val – Theological Lessons from Amazon’s new documentary about Val Kilmer
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Val, the new documentary film on Amazon Video, tells the story of the actor Val Kilmer’s life up until now using narration, footage from Kilmer’s […]
PODCAST: Saved By Baptism?
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What are protestants, who believe in salvation by faith alone, supposed to do with passages in the New Testament that suggest that Christians are saved […]
PODCAST: Leaving Sola Scriptura
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Aree Spivey (of Failed Kingdoms) was my guest to discuss his move toward Eastern Orthodoxy and away from the Protestant idea of sola scriptura–that scripture […]
Judge Not?
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Watch: Listen:http://cantus-firmus.com/Audio/20201027-JudgeNot.mp3 Read:Christians are often told to follow Jesus’ command to not judge, often by non-Christians who perceive us, rightly or wrongly, of being nasty […]