The Whole Counsel of God

The discussion dives into the historical context of St. Paul's letters, emphasizing unity among Jewish and Gentile believers in early Christianity. Gratitude and encouragement set the tone as they explore the struggles faced by the Roman Christian community against cultural pressures. The importance of faith as a community bond and its connection to righteous living is highlighted. Additionally, they reflect on the prophetic insights of Habakkuk, showcasing the enduring relevance of biblical teachings in understanding faithfulness to God.

Delve into the fascinating concept of theosis, where believers are invited to emulate God and embrace constant prayer. Discover Paul's self-identification as a bondservant and the implications of his mission to spread the gospel. Explore the gospel as a declaration of victory, intertwining ancient imperial honors with Jesus' identity as Messiah. Unpack theological insights about apostleship, sainthood, and the call to obedience in Christ. Lastly, journey into Merkabah mysticism, emphasizing St. Paul's transformative revelation and its impact on future theology.

Dive into the intricacies of St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, exploring the dynamics between Jewish and Gentile Christians. Learn about Paul's motivations for unity amidst early church struggles. Discover how he creatively merges Old Testament references with Jewish oral traditions, shaping distinctive theological views. The exploration of authorship and the role of secretaries in letter-writing adds a fascinating layer to understanding these pivotal texts.

Fr. Stephen De Young wraps up the discussion of the Acts of the Apostles.

Fr. Stephen De Young discusses Acts 27.

Fr. Stephen De Young leads a discussion of Acts 26.

Fr. Stephen De Young discusses Acts 25.

Fr. Stephen De Young discusses Acts, Chapter 24.

Fr. Stephen De Young discusses Acts 23.

Fr. Stephen De Young discusses the end of Acts 21 and all of Acts 22.