In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel Webbon and Dave Jenkins discuss the widespread problem of biblical illiteracy in American churches, as well as some practical steps Christians can take towards the solution.
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Your Children Are Being Indoctrinated
In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel sits down for a conversation with Ben Merkle from New Saint Andrews College about Christian Education, and how many Christians have bought into the myth of neutrality.
Are Women’s Ministries Actually Biblical?
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 early interviews with Rachel Jankovic. In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel has a conversation with Rachel Jankovic about the shortcomings of most evangelical women’s ministries. Should churches even have a women’s ministry? Well… …
Christian Nationalism & Legacy Media’s Lies About Russia/Ukraine
BONUS EPISODE: Like a dog that returns to its vomit, so to is American who returns to CNN for the news. Our Legacy Media has done nothing but lie to us for the past two years (and certainly, much longer than that). And yet, the moment they turn their news cameras to Ukrainian, the American public immediately believes every word …
Why Christians Should Avoid The Enneagram with Doreen Virtue
In this episode of Theology Applied, Pastor Joel has a discussion with @Doreen Virtue , a former New Age advocate, about Christian’s idolatrous obsession with the Enneagram and its dangerous origins. Subscribe to our podcast Theology Applied and to our YouTube channel today!
Cornelius Van Til Vs. Thomas Aquinas | Why Many Reject Postmil & Theonomy | with John White
“Why the talk lately about Thomas Aquinas? It’s because Theonomy and Postmillennialism are rooted in the authority of the Bible to govern all of man’s activities. Aquinas held a very different view that has deeply influenced western theological thought. The flashpoint? Put down Aquinas and learn about Cornelius Van Til.” – John White