Carl, Aimee, & Todd continue their discussion on Rosaria Butterfield’s latest book: Openness Unhindered, in which they respond specifically to her thoughts on and approach to Christian fellowship and hospitality. So how do you and your church fair in these…
This week on Theology on the Go, Dr. Jonathan Master is joined by Pat Daly, U.S. Manager for the Banner of Truth Trust, publishers of many books, both old and new. One such book is the topic for today’s episode, The…
Rosaria Butterfield, former advocate and participant of the LGBT agenda, now converted Christian living a heterosexual lifestyle, has authored two books and speaks publicly about her homosexual past, unlikely conversion, and present life of faith and repentance. Carl, Aimee &…
Shhh, you mustn’t speak a peep. Our hosts are pacing the grounds at a monastery pondering the painful sound of silence. They wonder: “Why is the church so quiet, turning a blind eye to outrageously unbiblical issues? Why is there…
Today Jonathan Master is joined by Dr. David F. Wells, Distinguished Research Professor at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Dr. Wells has written many books, including No Place for Truth: Or Whatever Happened to Evangelical Theology? and God in the Whirlwind: How the Holy-Love of…
There are some Christians who are neither hot nor cold – it’s what we’d call nominalism and it’s nothing new in today’s Church. So how do we approach “Christians,” having the appearance of godliness, or non-Christians clothed as sheep among…
Outside Gold’s Gym in sunny Cali, our beach-buff Spinners await Max Benfer, a friend and pastor of Meadowcroft Church (PCA). As they pump iron, they discuss Max’s call to the pastorate, roles, and the challenges of the ordinary pastor. For…
This week on Theology on the Go, Dr. Jonathan Master is joined by Dr. William VanDoodewaard, Professor of Church History at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Dr. VanDoodewaard has contributed to and written several books, including his…
One of our hosts is missing today which means there’s less troubling a’brewin’ on the air. The two “left behind” discuss the call to holiness on Church leaders, with specific emphasis on the pastor. It seems there is a deficiency…
Job: it’s one of the darkest, most troubling, and misunderstood books in the Bible. Christopher Ash, Director of the Cornhill Training Course of Proclamation Trust in London and council member of Tyndale House in Cambridge, has authored a worthwhile book…