The Remnant Radio's Podcast Christology and the Hypostatic Union With Scott Horrell
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Jul 21, 2018 Scott Horrell, a renowned theologian known for his expertise in Trinitarian theology, joins the discussion to explore the complexities of Christology and the hypostatic union. They unpack early heresies like those from the Ebionites and Gnostics, which challenged Christ's divine and human natures. Horrell emphasizes how Jesus' full humanity is essential for salvation, and reflects on the deep temptations He faced, highlighting His sinlessness. The conversation also reveals how Jesus’ relational qualities attract followers, making the incarnation a profound revelation of the Father.
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Scott Horrell's Background And Ministry
- Scott Horrell shared his background: raised in Washington, studied at Seattle Pacific and Dallas Theological Seminary, and works internationally.
- He described teaching at doctoral level and leading pastor conferences in Mozambique.
Two Early Extremes On Christ's Nature
- Early Christianity faced two extreme Christologies: Ebionism (Jesus only human) and Gnostic/Docetic (Jesus only divine).
- These ancient debates shape modern errors and reveal the need to defend both Christ's full humanity and full deity.
Jesus' Humanity Draws People In
- Jesus' attractiveness stems from a full, relatable humanity combined with divine presence.
- His life shows both ordinary human experiences and moral perfection, making him the primary example to follow.
