In this episode of Theology Applied, Rachel Jankovic joins the show to describe, in very practical terms, what Women’s Ministry looks like in Moscow, Idaho (Christ’s Church/Wilsons).

R. C. Sproul preached a sermon called “The Tyranny of the Weaker Brother.” His premise comes from Romans 14. He talks about how the church should welcome the weaker brother into membership with grace, but he warns of the weaker brother’s tendency to be a tyrant towards the rest of the body. The weaker brother, due to his weaker faith

In this episode of Theology Applied, Doug Van Dorn joins the show to explain the biblical account of the “divine counsel,” and how it relates to the nephilim. Ministry Sponsors:PaxMail – Email & Docs For A Free PeopleUse the link below for a special offer of $5 per month:https://paxmail.cc/?ref=rrmfiver Squirrelly Joes Coffee – Caffeinating The Modern ReformationGet 20% off your

In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel Webbon is joined by Delano Squires (contributor for The Blaze) for a conversation about “conservatives” and their blatant acceptance (and even applause) for LGBTQIALMNOP issues, including Dave Rubin’s recent announcement. “If 100 men in peak physical condition were stranded on an island with 100 transgender women, in 100 years not a single

In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel Webbon and David Reece explore the intricate relationship between law, morality, and the state. They discuss the distinctions between natural law and divine law, the role of the state in legislating morality, and the implications of tyranny and managerialism in contemporary governance. The conversation highlights the need for a biblical understanding of