Professor Andy Naselli, a theologian and pastor, delves into the biblical perspective of the Sabbath from a progressive covenantalist viewpoint. Topics include the continuity of the Sabbath in the New Covenant, Jesus' reshaping of the Sabbath concept, typology in scripture, differences between covenant theologies, and recommended resources for further study.

Andy Naselli, David Schrock, and Stephen Wellum discuss 12 reflections on interviews about Christian nationalism, exploring different views on church and state, constructing a political theology, the church's mission, views on Christian nationalism, unity among Christians, living in a Christ-centered culture, interpretation of the Ten Commandments, defining good and bad in Romans 13, limitations of social media, and the call to live out the Christian life.

Andy Naselli, a professor of systematic theology and New Testament, discusses predestination and free will. Topics include explaining predestination using an apple analogy, exploring the parable of the landowner and God's fairness, understanding the complexities of predestination, and the mystery of predestination and free will in Calvinism.

Andy Naselli, David Schrock, and Stephen Wellum discuss a taxonomy of views on religion and government in political theology. They explore different perspectives, including classical liberalism, Christian nationalism, and the enforcement of religion by government. The speakers examine the historical context of these views, the influence of religious beliefs on government, and the importance of unity within the church.

In this conversation with Andy Naselli, a Professor of Systematic Theology and lead pastor, listeners dive into the doctrine of salvation. They discuss the significant theological concepts like predestination, regeneration, and justification. Naselli clarifies the transformative journey of faith, highlighting the vital roles of repentance and spiritual adoption. The discussion also explores how understanding these doctrines shapes personal identity and spiritual growth, culminating in the assurance of eternal communion with God.