The Doxology Podcast

On this episode, Lukas sits down to interview Brad Littlejohn of the Davenant Institute. They discuss a book recently published by the Davenant Institute that explores Richard Hooker's writings on the doctrine of Justification.

 

The Book: https://davenantinstitute.org/learned-discourse-justification

 

Davenant Institute's website: https://davenantinstitute.org/

 

Davenant Twitter: https://twitter.com/DavenantInst?s=20&t=es_Wa9cRx0DxMYDJLf5hLg

 

Brad Littlejohn Twitter: https://twitter.com/WBLittlejohn?s=20&t=es_Wa9cRx0DxMYDJLf5hLg

On the final episode of Mystery Month, the guys explore perhaps their greatest mystery yet: Daniel's 70 Weeks prophecy. This comes straight from Daniel 9:20-27. Here, Gabriel has an important message for the repentant prophet. What should we make of this mysterious prophecy? 

 

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Genesis is all about "beginnings." So why won't the early characters die already? Mystery month continues as the guys explore people of significant old age in Genesis. How did they live to be 900 years old? Why did they live so long? Why do we no longer live to be that old? What is the deal with the waters above the firmament? 

 

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On this monstrous episode, the guys explore the mysteries of behemoth and leviathan. What are they? Who are they? Where can you find them? What is the point of these mythical chaos monsters?

 

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We are beginning another theme month on the Doxology Podcast. "Mystery Month" kicks off with an exploration of a text that many believe should not be included within the canon. Why is it in John 8? Why do some manuscripts place it at the end of Luke? We talk about Textual Criticism in general, while also briefly discussing the details of the story of the woman caught in adultery.

 

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"Oh my God," someone cries out on the school playground. "Don't say that, you have to say, 'oh my gosh' instead." Is this what it means to take the name of the Lord in vain? Does it mean more? Jens and Lukas explore the third commandment to understand what is truly at stake here.

 

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On this episode, Lukas drives solo. Here he discusses Gregory of Nazianzus's "The First Theological Oration" (Oration 27).

 

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Inspired by last week's episode that mentioned speaking in tongues, the guys decided to jump head first into this interesting topic. What is the deal with speaking in tongues.? Is it legit? Should all Christians be able to do this? Let us know what you think.

 

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"Love is patient, Love is kind..." 1 Corinthians 13 might be the most over-quoted, yet most misunderstood passage in the New Testament (don't quote us on that one). Is it simply about marital love? Or is it about something more profound? Tune in to hear our hot takes.

 

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Lukas and Jens both have tattoos. The Bible contains a passage that says, "You are not to make gashes on your bodies for the dead or put tattoo marks on yourselves." So are they living in sin? Can Christians get tattoos? Should they, if they can? 

 

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