Just and Sinner Podcast

Expanding on the subject from the recent dialogues between Lutherans and Roman Catholics, this program is an overview of the notion of sacrifice in historic Lutheran theology.

This is the second part in a series in which I discuss the joint dialogue between the PCPU and Confessional Lutherans on the Eucharist and sacrificial language.

This is the first part of a series in which we discuss a recent joint statement between the International Lutheran Council and representatives of the Roman Catholic Church.

This is a discussion on the differences between classical Trinitarian theology and more recent social Trinitarian ideas.

This is the first podcast in a series on contemporary debates in Trinitarian theology surrounding social Trinitarianism and inseparable operations.

This is the second podcast in a series on Christology. Here, I discuss the humanity of Christ and various early Christological heresies wich deny the full human nature of Jesus.

Delve into a thought-provoking analysis of how the Christian right and left engage with culture. Explore the impact of fear and resentment on political discourse within the church. Unpack the complex relationship between Christianity and political agendas, highlighting critiques of modern conservatism and nationalism. Discover the importance of creating lasting institutions to support Christian culture and the role of grassroots initiatives in fostering meaningful cultural transformation.

This is part of our ongoing Christ and Culture series. On this episode, I discuss James Davidson Hunter's book To Change the World.

This is a discussion of the nature of ordination and the Reformation. I deal with the challenge that Protestant ordinations are not valid due to the lack of a bishop's involvement.

This episode is a talk I had with Eastern Orthodox artist and thinker Jonathan Pageau.