Just and Sinner Podcast

This podcast is a discussion of beauty in the classical tradition. I discuss early Greek philosophers on the topic, and then apply it in a Christian context.

This program is a continuation of our series on the Augsburg Confession in which I discuss the practice of Confession as it remained in the Lutheran church.

This program is a continuation of our series on the Augsburg Confession. We discuss the Sacrament of the Altar as it is  taught within the Lutheran tradition. 

Delve into the shifting landscape of modern identity as Dr. Jordan Cooper explores how Carl Trueman's ideas illuminate the journey from ancient societal roles to contemporary inward-focused identities. Discover the influential thoughts of Descartes and Rousseau, who shaped individual autonomy and the concept of the authentic self. Engage with critical discussions on Freud's sexualization of the psyche and Kinsey's impact on modern sexual identity. The exploration reveals cultural ramifications that have fundamentally transformed personal and collective identities.

This is a second response to Gavin Ortlund on the subject of baptismal regeneration in the church fathers.

On this program, I discuss the church fathers and their views on baptism in response to some recent comments made by Gavin Ortlund.

This is a response to Andrew Sandlin who recently offered some criticisms of the Lutheran law-gospel distinction.

This program is a discussion of the doctrine of justification by faith in light of two recent conversations that I've had with Roman Catholic thinkers.

This is a discussion with Matthew Barrett on his new book Simply Trinity.

On this bonus podcast episode this week, I talk with my wife, Lisa Cooper, about the topic of women in ministry.