Dial In with Jonny Ardavanis

In this episode Jonny Ardavanis looks at David’s 34th Psalm. In this psalm David is going to call God’s children to “taste and see the goodness of God. Far more than mere doctrinal affirmation or intellectual assent, the Scripture calls us to experience for ourselves the goodness of God. Part 1 of 2. Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

Dial In with Jonny Ardavanis: Big Questions, Biblical Answers, is a series that seeks to provide biblical answers to some of the most prominent and fundamental questions regarding God, the Gospel, and the Bible.In this episode Pastor John MacArthur from Grace Community Church will discuss the problem of evil.Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

In this episode we will consider the question: “Why did Jesus have to die?” In asking this crucial question we inevitably reflect on the holiday known as “Good Friday.” On the surface, it should be very odd that we commemorate the torture and slaughter of Jesus Christ and call that day “good.” So what makes “Good Friday,” good? To answer that question we must ask the question initially poised. Only then, after considering the necessity of Christ’s death, can we reflect on Christ’s crucifixion, the greatest evil ever committed against any man, and call that day “good.”Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

Dial In with Jonny Ardavanis: Big Questions, Biblical Answers, is a series that seeks to provide biblical answers to some of the most prominent and fundamental questions regarding God, the Gospel, and the Bible.In this episode Nathan Busenitz, Executive Vice President, Dean of Faculty, & Associate Professor of Theology at The Master's Seminary, discusses the importance of church history.Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

In this series thus far, Jonny Ardavanis has covered the themes of work, laziness, rest and sabbath. In the final episode of this short series, Jonny will examine the believer’s responsibility to “redeem” their time. In Ephesians 5:15, Paul details that one of the predominant ways the believer evidences the transformation that has taken place in their life is how they steward their time. In this episode Jonny examines both the “why?” and the “how?” of redeeming our time.Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

Dial In with Jonny Ardavanis: Big Questions, Biblical Answers, is a series that seeks to provide biblical answers to some of the most prominent and fundamental questions regarding God, the Gospel, and the Bible.In this episode, Jonny Ardavanis sits down with Brianna Harris, the Dean of Women at The Master’s University and asks her about singleness. In this episode Brianna addresses a number of the misconceptions regarding singleness and helps us find the balance between continuing to pray that God would grant a spouse, while at the same time remaining content in our singleness.Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

In this episode, Jonny Ardavanis covers the subject of rest and Sabbath. On a quest of elevating our biblical view of work, it is necessary to understand the rhythm set up for us in Scripture of rest. Men are made from dust, not from steel, therefore the pattern set up for us by God is one of intense work and intentional rest. Furthermore, Jonny answers the question of how believers in a new covenant era are to observe the Sabbath now that the Mosaic covenant has been fulfilled in Christ. Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

In this episode Jonny Ardavanis looks at five realities regarding laziness in the book of Proverbs:The lazy person makes excuses - Proverbs 26:13The lazy person loves ease - Proverbs 26:14The lazy person doesn’t finish what they’ve started - Proverbs 26:15The lazy person is self deceived - Proverbs 26:16The lazy person needs to be prodded - Proverbs 6:6-9Furthermore, Jonny examines the cost of laziness and briefly covers the cure to laziness.Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

In this episode Jonny Ardavanis embarks on a new series surveying the Biblical themes of work, laziness, rest and time management. In this episode Jonny talks about 1. Work’s Designer, 2. Work’s Design, 3. Work’s Distortion, 4. Work’s New Dimension. The average individual spends 80,000 - 100,000 hours working during their lifetime. Can we possibly afford to not have our lives shaped by a biblical perspective of our work?Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter

In this episode, Jonny Ardavanis looks at the second half of Psalm 119. As noted in the previous episode, the immense length of this Psalm is equal to its profound depth of meaning. In this episode, Jonny details 11 heartbreaking tragedies that occur when we neglect God’s sufficient Word. If you haven’t already listened to the first episode in this series we encourage you to do so as it sets the framework for this wonderful passage of Scripture. Let’s Dial In!Watch VideosVisit the Website Follow on InstagramFollow on Twitter