Dr. Jordan Cooper

Join Dr. Jordan Cooper, a Lutheran pastor and professor, as he delves into the interplay of logic and theology. He challenges the idea that there's a disconnect between early Reformation thoughts and contemporary systematic theology. Dr. Cooper discusses how Martin Luther's ideas remain foundational in modern beliefs, the importance of organized theology for today's Christians, and the common myths surrounding Protestant scholarly traditions. His insights promise to deepen understanding of faith through a balanced approach to reason and the heart of belief.

Gavin Ortlund, a historical theologian, and Jordan B. Cooper, a systematic theologian, delve into the complexities of the Reformation. They explore whether the Reformers were reformers or radicals, discussing the historical context that led to significant changes in the church. The conversation highlights the corruption of the late medieval church and the evolution of Luther's doctrine. They also tackle the balance between conservation and change, questioning if reform could have emerged from within the church instead of breaking away.

Dr. Jordan Cooper, Executive Director of Just and Sinner and a specialist in Lutheran theology, dives deep into Christology, discussing the current confusion about Jesus' identity. He unpacks the dual natures of Christ and challenges Reformed critiques, emphasizing the biblical basis for Lutheran views. The conversation covers the significance of Christ's human nature in ruling the universe, highlights historical councils' impacts, and warns of the consequences of Christological errors. Insightful and thought-provoking, this discussion reshapes how we view Christ's divinity and humanity.