In this episode I rant about the fact that Christianity has become so up for grabs that it is quickly losing its true identity. I discuss the craziness from J. D. Greear’s voting for democrats to people thinking that you can be saved and have true knowledge of Christ and […]
Reformed Rant Podcast
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In this episode, I rant about the Bible’s emphasis on the existence of, warnings regarding, and condemnation of false teachers and false prophets. Why do so many Christians have such a casual attitude toward false teachers? Better yet, why are so many Christians hostile toward those who do bother to […]
In this episode I interact with Dave Miller’s article “They Will Know You Are Must Disciples if You Trash Heretics.” Dave spends a lot of time trashing discernment ministries that trash heretics. The irony is award-winning in my opinion.
In this episode, I rant about the event of the resurrection, how we know it happened, what it means, and how we should defend it. I return to criticize Frank Turek and Andy Stanley’s ideas as toxic and to be avoided at all costs.
In this episode, I rant about Turek’s claim that the Bible isn’t necessary in order for Christianity to be true and that the foundation of Christianity is the event of the resurrection and not the Bible. I point out how it is not keeping with historic Christianity to set events […]
In this episode I rant about the silly notion that something like “Whiteness” is a thing that merits repentance. What black protestants are doing is relabeling sin as “whiteness” and calling it wicked as if the African heart is somehow not quite as black as the non-African’s heart. This is […]
In this episode, I walk through the gay audit created by the editors of Living Out. The purpose is to help Christians think better about the attempts on the part of SBC and PCA leaders to import homosexuality into the churches. “A dog barks and stands at bay if he […]
This episode deals with the irreconcilable differences between the modern concept of African American slavery reparations and the Christian doctrines of divine grace and forgiveness.