Just and Sinner Podcast

This part of our Augsburg Confession series addresses the Lutheran approach to the Mass in light of the developments in the medieval period.

This podcast explores the difference between two approaches to liberty and how it impacts our worldview as Christians. They discuss the historical influences on liberty, the theological roots of volunteerism, the shift in our relationship with nature due to technology, the distortion of human nature and the rejection of ancient conceptions of liberty, the loss of social bonds in liberalism, the rise of gender ideology and subcultures, and the relation between cancel culture and religious excommunication.

This part of our series on the Augsburg Confession covers the topic of marriage and celibacy in light of the Roman requirements for priestly celibacy.

This is a talk I gave at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Newtown, CT on the Biblical theme of the temple and how it develops from Genesis to Revelation.

This is the first part of a discussion of Patrick Deneen's book Why Liberalism Failed, which addresses some of the assumptions taken for granted in Enlightenment Liberalism.

This part of our walk through anti-Trinitarian heresies explores some ideas of the late medieval period along with anti-Trinitarianism in the era of the Reformation.

This episode covers the birth of Unitarianism and some of their basic ideas. It is the first of two on Unitarianism in our Trinitarian theology series.

This continuation of our series on the Trinity discusses the growth and ideas of Unitarianism in the United States, as well as its decline.

This is a lecture that Jordan B. Cooper delivered on the subject of beauty, in which he discusses the philosophical and theological foundations of beauty from a Christian approach.

This continuation of our series on Trinitarian heresies addresses the history and theology of the Socinians.