Now that the Structure of Biblical Authority series is finished, we are going to do a few other things before we dive right into the next series. This week we discuss an important idea from Edward Fisher’s 17th century book The Marrow of Modern Divinity. That idea is: the law in (or from) the hand
The Gospels are a unique genre because they record that time when God took human nature to himself and lived among us, right? Well, maybe not. Yes, the incarnation was a completely unique event, but the Gospel genre has its origins in the Old Testament. Tune in for this exciting episode! Show Notes:
Chapter 3 of Part 2 of Structure of Biblical Authority is “Intrusion and the Decalogue.” Listen in as Lee and Chris discuss how, from time to time, God has intruded the power and principles of the eschaton into history ahead of time. Show Notes: Give us a 5-star rating on iTunes! (Click “View
Lee and Chris discuss chapter 4 of Structure of Biblical Authority: Canonical Polities Old and New. This week we tackle the question of which canon governs and regulates the Church. Tune in and let us know what you think! Show Notes: Give us a 5-star rating on iTunes! (Click “View in iTunes” and
This week, Lee and Chris talk about chapter 3 of Structure of Biblical Authority: Canon and community. Please pardon the tongue-tied host. Also, we need to issue a correction to a book title: Seth Postell’s book is titled Adam as Israel. Show Notes: Give us a 5-star rating on iTunes! (Click “View in
We cover Chapter 2 of Structure of Biblical Authority this week. For Reformed Christians, the idea that all of Scripture is covenantal should not be revolutionary – but it should be exciting! Tune in and learn how each genre of the Bible contributes to God’s covenants. Show Notes: Give us a 5-star rating
This week Lee and Chris begin their next series going through Kline’s book titled The Structure of Biblical Authority. Whereas By Oath Consigned focused on the sacrament of baptism, The Structure of Biblical Authority focuses on the nature and character of the Scriptures. Kline’s analysis by way of the ancient near eastern treaties makes for
So we covered Kline’s case for baptism in his book By Oath Consigned. But what does baptism actually do? And what did Kline believe about that? That’s what’s on tap this week. Tune in and find out! Show Notes: Give us a 5-star rating on iTunes! (Click “View in iTunes” and “Ratings and
This is a bit of a lesson in hermeneutics (or, how to read the Bible). We wanted to make it practical, so we chose a topic (immigration) that is filling the headlines and provoking comment from Christians and church bodies across the theological spectrum. However, almost no one who is chiming in is considering carefully
We finally used two of our voicemail questions! This adds a lot to the listening experience, and it is a great way for Lee and Chris to interact with the listening audience. You’ll enjoy this one! Send us your own voicemail! Show Notes: Give us a 5-start rating on iTunes! (Click “View in