027: Doctrine divides

09/22/22 • 41 min

Should doctrine ever divide the church? Is it wrong to call someone out for their false theology, or does doing so threaten the unity of the church? Should we just pray for such people instead? I tackle these questions from a Biblical and practical perspective on this week's Thinking to Believe podcast episode. Give it a listen.

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026: The Case for Theology, pt 2

In this second and final installment on the case for theology, I argue that theology preserves the Christian experience over time, is the basis for missions, plays the primary role in mental conversion, increases our faith, produces spiritual stability, and determines the depth of our relationship with God.

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029: The Case for Apologetics, pt 1

In part one of my series on the need for apologetics, I define what apologetics is and why it is so desperately needed in our day. Some object that apologetics is opposed to faith, so I explain the true nature of Biblical faith and show how apologetics is related to faith. Finally, I begin to lay out the Biblical basis for apologetics, citing a number of Scriptures that command Christians to engage in the apologetic enterprise.

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