Theology Applied

Will Christians have to confess their sins publicly in the Final Judgment? Will Christians feel guilty or ashamed in the Final Judgment?

Our culture mocks God’s Word and places itself in the seat of judgment. However, no man has the right to judge God’s Word, rather, God’s Word will judge every man.

From Jillian Lancour - How far should we apply Paul’s instructions that women should ask their husbands AT HOME any theological questions they have, and not be outspoken in church?

The fear of man is a sin that is running rampant in the pulpits of our churches today. Pastors often care more about the glory that comes from men, than the glory that comes from God. American pastors frequently sound more like public relations experts than prophets!

This sermon from Pastor Joel was preached from Psalm Psalm 19:7-9 at Covenant Bible Church on Sunday, May 16, 2021. This time his focus was on not only the beauty of God’s Law, but also the many blessings that come by obedience to it.

From Glenn Farris - Can you explain 1 Corinthians 9:20-21? What does Paul mean when he states that we are not “under the law”?

Our God is not a God of chaos, but a God order. Even in the first chapter of Genesis we see the infinite wisdom of God as he meticulously orders his creation.

From Nate Werner - If a Christian man commits a sin in the past that would disqualify him from eldership (e.g. - looking at porn, but has since repented) is he forever disqualified? More generally, if a man did not meet the qualifications for eldership in the past, but now he does, is that man forever disqualified?

The Ark of Noah was a type of Christ. There is much that we can learn about the gospel by looking at the life and ministry of Noah.

In the month of July, we are revisiting some of Pastor Joel's favorite episodes from the past. We hope you enjoy one of Pastor Joel's interviews with Dr. Joe Boot. In this episode of Theology Applied, Dr. Joe Boot (President of the Ezra Institute) reveals the false doctrines that have caused Christians to forfeit so much ground in culture/politics. Pastor Joel Webbon and Dr. Joe Boot thoroughly explain the pitfalls of Westminster Escondido’s Two-Kingdom Theology and The Gospel Coalition’s Social Justice. Neither of these approaches to culture/politics are actually biblical. Dr. Boot further makes his case for proper Christian involvement in culture/politics by distinguishing the Mission of the Church from the Mission of individual Christians.  @Ezra Institute for Contemporary Christianity   Lastly, Dr. Boot answers an incredibly relevant question: Is Homosexuality/Transgenderism a “Gospel Issue”?