Apologetics Unplugged: Pluralism

This is a special one-off episode of Apologetics Unplugged. In this episode Clint and I discuss pluralism; how it rose to popularity and how we are to contend with it as Christians. Listen in below!

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What the Witness of the Spirit Really Is (And How to Know if You Have It)

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In this episode, I clear up the misconceptions about the Holy Spirit being just some ethereal or vague force. Instead, I explore the Holy Spirit as a concrete, persevering presence that guides us to Christ and gives us assurance of salvation. Using a childhood cakewalk illustration and a map metaphor, I unpack how the Spirit works in our faith journeys, even amidst doubts and deconstruction.

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What the Witness of the Spirit Really Is (And How to Know if You Have It) 2024-11-18
In this episode, I clear up the misconceptions about the Holy Spirit being just some ethereal or vague force. Instead, I explore the Holy Spirit as a concrete, persevering presence that guides us to Christ and gives us assurance of salvation. Using a childhood cakewalk illustration and a map metaphor, I unpack how the Spirit […]
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Welcome to Theology Unplugged: Question and Answer Friday! In this episode, we tackle some of the toughest theological questions sent in by listeners. We’re diving into topics like the early church’s stance on baptism, what Paul meant when he said Jesus "became sin," and whether Christian Universalism holds up biblically. Plus, we’ll explore the role […]

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