Bible Brodown

Finally back, and continuing on with our Romans series with chapter 13.

What does the cross accomplish, as seen through the shadow and type of the Exodus Passover,

A replay where we shortly discuss the idea of shadows and types, and provide a few examples.

Discussing the possible shadow and type that Pharaoh and Egypt represented during the slavery of Israel.

Discussing the shadow and type of what occurred with Israel and the Exodus, and how it relates to Christ, the world, and believers.

A replay of an old episode where we discuss the shadows of the Exodus passover, and the true substance of what it foretold.

A replay of minicast 17, the Gospel in the book of Ruth.

A replay of episode 20, looking at the shadow of how Israel as a whole represents humanity, and the faithful of Israel represent those faithful in the world.

Should we defend ourselves? How far should we take that defense? What about if it involves our families, or arming people in our churches?

Back to Romans, going through chapter 12.

We finish our summary of the book of Acts.

We go through the entire book of Acts as a short summary of every chapter.

In this episode, we define what hope is in the scriptures.

Discussing what it means to be spiritually dead or alive, or as better put, covenantly dead or alive.

Should Christians be involved in social justice issues or political activism? We discuss with Dr. Pritchett!

Should Christians watch R-rated movies? Should Christians attend gay weddings? In this episode, we discuss Christian Liberty and responsibility with Dr. Pritchett.

This is the most common argument or question we receive when we teach the Universal Witness.

Going over the second half of Romans 11.

Is there such thing as a carnal Christian? Can a Christian be carnal?

The first half of Romans 11.

In this episode we look at Psalm 19 in how Paul is using it in Romans 10, and how Paul's message in Romans 10 is exactly the message of Psalm 19.

In this episode we finish going through the last half of Romans 10.

Looking back on Romans 10:4, how do we fulfill the Law?

Part 1 of Romans 10. We review the last part of Romans 9, and go all the way through verse 13.

We finish up our discussion with Braxton Hunter on sacred cows. Don't miss out!

In this episode we have Dr. Braxton Hunter on to discuss "sacred cows". Positions and beliefs that we have that we don't question for a variety of reasons, when they could very well be wrong.

We take a clip from the debate in 2016 on Unconditional Election with Sean Cole, Tyler Vela, Leighton Flowers, and Braxton Hunter, and discuss the Calvinist view of Regeneration, pre and post pentecost.

Is Rom.1:18 - Rom:3-20 talking about everyone? Are all suppressing the truth?

In this episode, we discuss a question in regards to specificity of Jesus, or the Messiah in the OT, and whether they had to know of and believe in the promise of future Jesus, or a future Messiah.

How to approach people with the UW.

Romans 9:19-33

In this episode we play a short clip from Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapter, and Real Life ministries. We discuss Inclusivism and the Unpardonable Sin.

Continuing through Romans 9:14-18.

Discussing how we came through Romans 9, Part 2, and the problems we had in the past, and some of the spiritual shadows in verse 7 - 13.

In this episode we continue our exegesis of Romans 9, moving through verse 6 - 13. This is one of thee most critical sections in understanding the entire chapter!

In this mini, we go into detail on the previous promises made to "Israel" that Paul will go on to talk about in Romans 9:6. Were these promises unconditional and to a specific physical people?

In this episode, we provide a summary of Chapters 1 - 8, in order to show the context of Paul's letter up to this point. We then discuss the opening of Romans 9, verses 1 - 5, and also listen to three Calvinist perspectives on the opening and meaning of Romans 9.

This is a portion of Google Hangout that Leighton Flowers hosted from Soteriology 101 on 2/22/2018 in response to an article written in regards to Billy Graham and some of his doctrine or beliefs that some deemed as heresy. We discuss salvation, and those who never hear about Christ, and whether or not God's revelation, in any and all its forms is sufficient for a person to respond to Him in faith.

In this mini, we discuss how the parent/child relationship, and how we discern and care and protect our children is very the same analogy that we see in scripture about caring for the infants in Christ. We talk about what that means.

In this episode, we spend about 30 minutes on establishing God's immutabiltiy, and what that means, and how that relates to doctrine. We spend the last 40 minutes focusing directly on the relational status of infants and children with the Lord. Are they born cut off? Are they sinners? Are they enemies of God from birth? What principles apply to infants and children and how does it relate to Christ's atonement and guilt?

Is is always better to be hyper literal with scripture? How do we interpret scripture? Which approach is best? We sit down and have a short conversation with Dr. Pritchett on this topic.

In this episode we have special guest Dr. Johnathan Pritchett on to discuss the Flat Earth theory, and how interpretative methods bring people to various theories.

In this minicast, we provide our understanding of what it means to be born again from John 3.

Continuing on with the last half of Romans 8, beginning with verse 18.

In this short mini, we discus how we had our first Brodown, and continue to Brodown with studying the scripture.

We discuss the first half of Romans 8, up to verse 17.

In this episode, we talk a little bit about the The Euthyphro dilemma, and then discuss what are we to do when we "hear" of something explaining God that goes against our God-given conscience?

In this episode we have our dear brother and friend, Dr. Leighton Flowers, on the show to discuss the Universal Witness of God. Leighton is part of the Trinity Commission, a consortium of podcasts associated with Trinity Seminary.

We focus specifically on Romans 7:9-12, and what it means by being alive apart from the Law, and when "the commandment" came Paul died. What is this Law? What is "the commandment"? Why is the Law holy, and the commandment holy, righteous, and good? What commandment is meant to produce life?

Moving through Romans 7, as we sail through the book of Romans.