Pastor Joel Webbon recently had the privilege of sitting down with @Mike Winger (from “Learn To Think Biblically”) to attempt to convince Mike of Theonomy!
Justification, Sanctification, & “Once Saved Always Saved”
Jesus didn’t just die to justify people, he also died to sanctify them… and he will.
The Myth Of Overpopulation & The Reliability Of Scripture
God did not create a world where man’s obedience to God’s commandment to be fruitful and multiply would result in our own demise. God’s Word is reliable.
Should Presbyterians & Baptists Work Together?
While I agree that ecumenism is a slippery dangerous slope (working alongside Catholics or 5-point Arminians), would you say it is biblically acceptable for us in the Calvinist camp to work alongside both Reformed Baptists and Presbyterians in things such as abortion abolition, missions trips, etc?
Our Sense Of Justice Is Perverse
Even the most sanctified among us, have a perverse standard for justice when compared with the holiness of God.
A Crash Course In Covenant Theology
In this short video, Pastor Joel Webbon provides a synopsis of Covenant Theology, particularly in regards to how Covenant Theology sees the Gospel.
Adam Had FOREVER Life, But Christians Have ETERNAL Life
Adam had “forever” life, but Christians have “eternal” life.
Did Early Church Fathers Reject Postmillennialism?
A lot of Christians say that Postmillennialism is a recent fad, without any representation in church history. Is this statement true?
Theonomy: Why Many Fiercely Oppose It
In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel is joined by Dr. Joe Boot to discuss Theonomy, its adherents and why so many oppose it, even within the Reformed Tradition.
Christ Did NOT Die For Victims
Christ didn’t die for victims. Christ didn’t die for pretty good people. Christ didn’t die for well meaning people who merely lost their way due to bad circumstances. On the contrary, Christ died for sinners, of which I am the foremost.