Just and Sinner Podcast

This second part of our "Makers of the Modern World" series explores the ideas of George Lukacs, and the Western Marxist tradition.

This is the beginning of a series of podcasts titled "Makers of the Modern World." In this first episode, I discuss the life and thought of Karl Marx, how he impacts our culture, and what a Christian response should be.

This part of our Augsburg Confession series overviews the nature of the human will and its relationship to sin. 

In this podcast, they discuss eschatology, millennialism, soul sleep, eternal torment and the ordering of articles in the Augsburg Confession. They also examine the importance of physicality in the redemption of the physical world and explore the inconsistencies of the modern physicalist view. Additionally, they delve into the concept of final judgment, perspectives on hell, and the views on the millennium in church history.

In this part of our ongoing series on Christology, we give an overview of early Patristic Christology and the consensus that was reached at the Council of Chalcedon.

As part of our ongoing series on Trinitarian theology, I offer a critique of a recent proposal from an LCMS pastor and theologian for social Trinitarianism.

Is the West becoming authoritarian? How should he church respond? These are the issues I address in this overview of Rod Dreher's book Live Not By Lies.

This program is a discussion of the current problems in education and why classical education is the solution.

This is the continuation of our Augsburg Confession series in which I discuss Lutheran views of government involvement as contrasted with the Anabaptist and other approaches.

This is a continuation of the Introduction to Christology series in which I discuss Christ's sinlessness.