Just and Sinner Podcast

This is part of our ongoing Christ and Culture series. On this episode, I discuss James Davidson Hunter's book To Change the World.

This is a discussion of the nature of ordination and the Reformation. I deal with the challenge that Protestant ordinations are not valid due to the lack of a bishop's involvement.

This podcast is the third in a series in which I critique Michael Heiser's popular divine council approach to the Scriptural narrative.

This is a continuation of the series on the Augsburg Confession. On this podcast, I discuss the relationship between Scripture and tradition with relation to holy days and liturgy.

This is a discussion of the deconstruction movement with Derrida, and how it relates to Christianity.

This is a podcast in a series in which I discuss classical orthodox Christology.

This is an exposition of Trinitarian theology from a Biblical and exegetical perspective.

This is the second part in a series of podcasts examining the theology of Michael Heiser. I focus here on the Nephilim.

This is a discussion of the work of Michael Heiser, and some of the hermeneutical problems I see with his approach to Scripture.

This podcast discusses demonic deliverance and some problematic approaches to the subject.

This is the second part in a series on the question of eternal subordination. I address the Biblical texts related to the subject and answer questions received after the first program.

This is a live discussion of some recent comments made by James White and others on the doctrine of divine simplicity and the relationship between theology and philosophy.

This week's podcast is a discussion of exorcism from a Lutheran perspective.

This episode is a discussion of my recent book In Defense of the True, the Good, and the Beautiful: On the Loss of Transcendence and the Decline of the West. 

This is part of our continuing series on the Augsburg Confession in which I discuss the office of the ministry and what the proper call is according to article XIV.