In a captivating discussion, Rhyne Putman, Professor of Christian Ministries at Williams Baptist University, delves into his book on the Virgin Birth. He examines the theological importance of the birth narratives in scripture, connecting them to Old Testament prophecies. Topics include the hypostatic union, the Trinity's role in the Christmas narrative, and how the virgin birth impacts Christian identity and ethics. Putman also addresses contemporary objections and the necessity of the virgin birth for a robust Christian theology.

Rhyne Putman, Vice President of Academic Affairs at Williams Baptist University and Associate Professor of Theology, dives into the concept of theological triage. He discusses how to categorize doctrines into first, second, and third ranks and the importance of navigating doctrinal disagreements with grace. The conversation touches on the role of the Holy Spirit in understanding Scripture and highlights the need for unity amidst diversity in beliefs. Putman emphasizes cultivating patience and humility within the church, fostering a healthy environment for all believers.