Just and Sinner Podcast

This is a continuation of the series on the Augsburg Confession. On this podcast, I discuss the relationship between Scripture and tradition with relation to holy days and liturgy.

This is a discussion of the deconstruction movement with Derrida, and how it relates to Christianity.

This is a podcast in a series in which I discuss classical orthodox Christology.

This is a discussion surrounding some recent comments from Jordan Peterson regarding the Bible and its influence on the Western world.

This is an exposition of Trinitarian theology from a Biblical and exegetical perspective.

This is the second part in a series of podcasts examining the theology of Michael Heiser. I focus here on the Nephilim.

This is a discussion of the work of Michael Heiser, and some of the hermeneutical problems I see with his approach to Scripture.

This podcast discusses demonic deliverance and some problematic approaches to the subject.

This is the second part in a series on the question of eternal subordination. I address the Biblical texts related to the subject and answer questions received after the first program.

This is a live discussion of some recent comments made by James White and others on the doctrine of divine simplicity and the relationship between theology and philosophy.

This week's podcast is a discussion of exorcism from a Lutheran perspective.

This episode is a discussion of my recent book In Defense of the True, the Good, and the Beautiful: On the Loss of Transcendence and the Decline of the West.

This is part of our continuing series on the Augsburg Confession in which I discuss the office of the ministry and what the proper call is according to article XIV.

This is the second in a series of programs in which I discuss the demonic from a Lutheran perspective.

This episode overviews the doctrine of the church as part of our ongoing study of Henry Eyster Jacobs' A Summary of the Christian Faith.

On this podcast, I began a discussion of demonic possession, how to identify it, and what how to explain the topic theologically.

This is the second part of our series on Near Death Experiences from a Christian perspective. On this program, I discuss the theology of these experiences.

This is the first part of a series on Near Death Experiences.

This is a discussion with Rev. Matt Fenn on Paul's theology of righteousness in light of honor and shame. This is from his recently published article in the Weidner Institute's The Doctrine of Justification.

This is part of our series of podcasts on the Augsburg Confession. On this episode, we discuss article XIII of the Augsburg Confession.

This is the first part of a discussion surrounding the inerrancy of Scripture.

This is the audio of a dialogue I had with Dr. Gavin Ortlund on the topic of baptismal regeneration.

This is a discussion of the recent podcast The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill and the problem with the prominent celebrity culture in the megachurch movement.

Today's podcast is a question and answer discussion in which I take your questions.

This podcast is a discussion of my latest book on the doctrine of union with Christ in Lutheran theology.

This program is a response to the Particular Baptist Podcast who spent some time interacting with one of my videos on baptismal regeneration.

This is a continuation of our study of Henry Eyster Jacobs' book A Summary of the Christian Faith with Rev. Lewis Polzin.

This podcast is a discussion of beauty in the classical tradition. I discuss early Greek philosophers on the topic, and then apply it in a Christian context.

This program is a continuation of our series on the Augsburg Confession in which I discuss the practice of Confession as it remained in the Lutheran church.

This program is a continuation of our series on the Augsburg Confession. We discuss the Sacrament of the Altar as it is taught within the Lutheran tradition.

This podcast is the third in a series that overviews some of the ideas laid out in Carl Trueman's recent book The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self.

This is a second response to Gavin Ortlund on the subject of baptismal regeneration in the church fathers.

On this program, I discuss the church fathers and their views on baptism in response to some recent comments made by Gavin Ortlund.

This is a response to Andrew Sandlin who recently offered some criticisms of the Lutheran law-gospel distinction.

This program is a discussion of the doctrine of justification by faith in light of two recent conversations that I've had with Roman Catholic thinkers.

This is a discussion with Matthew Barrett on his new book Simply Trinity.

On this bonus podcast episode this week, I talk with my wife, Lisa Cooper, about the topic of women in ministry.

This podcast is a roundtable discussion between Jordan Cooper, Lewis Polzin, and Matthew Fenn on the subject of the celebration of Holy Communion via the internet.

This is a conversation with Craig A Carter on his new book dealing with the topic of Trinitarian Classical Theism.

This week's podcast was a live Q&A. I discussed the fate of New Calvinism, theonomy, online Communion, and several other important topics.

This program is a discussion of the doctrine of justification by faith as taught by the Council of Trent. I show where the differences are between Rome and Lutherans on this vital issue.

This program is the second in a series which overviews some of the material in Carl Trueman's recent book The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self.

This is a continuation of our study of Henry Eyster Jacobs' book A Summary of the Christian Faith. In this program, we discuss the doctrine of Holy Baptism.

This program is on the doctrine of the atonement. The discussion centered primarily on Junius Remensnyder's book The Atonement and Modern Thought.

This program is a discussion of Carl Trueman's recent book The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self.

This program is a continuation of our study of Henry Eyster Jacobs' book A Summary of the Christian Faith with Rev. Lewis Polzin. On this show, we discuss the sacraments.

This was a Q&A podcast, addressing your questions on a variety of topics, from analytic philosophy to the role of good works at the final judgment.

This was a conversation on the Anglican church with Rev. Dr. Eric Parker.

This podcast is a conversation about the subject of women's ordination. I defend the view of the AALC that ordination is to be limited to properly examined and called men.

This program is a continuation of my interaction with comments made by an SSPX priest on Luther's relationship to secularism/modernism.