Harris is back by popular demand!!! In this episode, Jon Harris uncover the origins of the “Woke Gospel” and provides a much more in depth analysis of Timothy Keller’s devastating influence on Evangelicalism.
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Timothy Keller | A Detailed Analysis of His “Woke Gospel”
Harris is back by popular demand!!! In this episode, Jon Harris uncover the origins of the “Woke Gospel” and provides a much more in depth analysis of Timothy Keller’s devastating influence on Evangelicalism.
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Timothy Keller | “Won’t You Love Your Neighbor?”
Pastor Joel Webbon and Jon Harris ( @Conversations That Matter ) discuss his new book, “Christianity & Social Justice: Religions In Conflict.” In this episode, Jon Harris also exposes Timothy Keller and the fallacy of “The Great Requirement.” Get Jon Harris’ latest book, “Christianity & Social Justice: Religions In Conflict,” by going to https://www.worldviewconversation.com/product/christianity-and-social-justice/ To support Right Response Ministries, visit: …
The Link Between Faith & Obedience
Obedience and Faith are inseparable. True faith will always bring about obedience, and true obedience must always come from faith.
True Christians Rejoice in the Spread of the Gospel
Do you rejoice to hear about the gospel being faithfully spread throughout the world even if God chose you use someone else to accomplish the work, instead of you?
Calling Out “WOKE” Preachers By Name!
A few months ago, Pastor Joel Webbon produced an episode of Theology Applied with special guest, Justin Peters, titled “Calling Out False Teachers By Name.” In this episode, Pastor Joel chose NOT to call out certain major leaders in American Evangelicalism who have been pedaling the “woke gospel,” also known as the “social-justice gospel.” Since that time, Pastor Joel has …
The Gospel: How God Makes Miserable People Happy In Him
According to Philippians 2:6-8, Jesus willingly chose to empty himself, so that empty people might become full of him.
Suffering Well
Life is not fair. However, the manner in which we choose to respond to suffering bears witness to the glory of God and the beauty of the Christian faith.
Trusting Jesus Is The Fuel For Imitating Jesus
Christians must be committed to both Gospel and Law. The Law asks, “WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?).” The Gospel asks, “WDJD (What Did Jesus Do?).” Both of these questions are vital for the Christian.
Does The Bible Condemn Those Who ‘Play The Victim’?
Although true Christians should be marked by a life of holiness, we will never achieve a state of moral perfection in this life. Sinless perfection is a lie. We must beware of anyone who claims to be without sin. Very rarely will someone blatantly claim to be perfect. However, many in the American “Church” have attempted to redefine sin in …
Are We Saved By Our Works?
In this episode Pastor Joel clearly explains the relationship between saving faith and good works. In just over a minute the heart of the gospel is placed prominently on display.