Лучшие подкасты про Jason Leeman (2024)

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Life, and Ministry, and Laughter with Jason Helopoulos 1:21:00

13d ago1:21:00

1:21:00

Listen as the two friends talk about the Land of Lincoln, about influential books and authors in their lives, and how the importance of friendship. You’ll get to learn more about Jason’s background, more about why he loves the PCA, and you’ll get to hear his great laugh. Chapters: 0:00 Intro & Sponsors 7:41 Hip-hop-Helopoulos 10:32 Administration a…

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Reading, Writing, and the Olympics with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen 1:08:14

27d ago1:08:14

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After a summer hiatus, the fellas are back together to kick off a new season of LBE. If you always look forward to the sports banter with these three, then you will LOVE this episode. You get a deep dive on the Olympics, including what makes them so joyful, what other countries besides America to root for, and whether other countries use Americans …

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The Airing of Gratitude with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen 1:00:06

3M ago1:00:06

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Kevin is joined once again by his friends—and by now, only somewhat special guests—Justin and Collin. Listen in as the three amigos talk about books, summer plans, and what they are grateful for. Once again, you’ll find that the guys hit that sweet spot that combines ephemeral chatter and over-long monologues. Books & Everything: Ask Pastor John: 7…

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The Blessing (and Danger) of Authority with Jonathan Leeman 1:00:36

4M ago1:00:36

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We live in a day where authority is often rebuffed and where many people are quick to assume all authority is abusive authority. And yet, some authority is abusive. But the antidote to bad authority is not “no authority” but “good authority.” Kevin welcomes Jonathan Leeman, editorial director for 9Marks, into the virtual studio to talk about Jonath…

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A Conversation about Christianity and Football with Kirk Cousins 53:28

4M ago53:28

53:28

Kirk Cousins has been an NFL quarterback for 12 years. Before that he played at Michigan State (where he and Kevin met). Before that he was a barely-recruited teenager playing at Holland Christian. And before that, he was a kid in Chicago whose dad helped start Willow Creek (yes, that Willow Creek). If you want to know more of this story, and hear …

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Petrus Van Mastricht's Theoretical-Practical Theology with Todd Rester 1:16:10

4M ago1:16:10

1:16:10

What are you doing with your life? Todd Rester is using a big chunk of his life to translate a seventeenth-century Dutch theologian's magnum opus (all 1.7 million words of it) from Latin into English. Join Kevin and Todd as they take a deep dive into the world of Latin translation, systematic theology, and church history. Who was Petrus Van Mastric…

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The Pastor as Leader with John Currie 56:34

5M ago56:34

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With everything the pastor must do—preach, pray, visit, raise money, organize meetings, write emails, study, write, marry, bury, and baptize—does he also need to be a leader? John Currie, in his new book The Pastor as Leader (Crossway), says yes. But don't fear, this is not about one more impossible task or another time burden for the pastor. Leade…

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Get Married with Brad Wilcox 1:07:10

5M ago1:07:10

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For most of us, getting married and forging a strong family is the best way to build a prosperous, meaningful, and happy life. That's the message of Get Married: Why Americans Must Defy the Elites, Forge Strong Families, and Save Civilization, the new book by University of Virginia professor Brad Wilcox. Listen in as Kevin and Brad talk explore why…

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The Just War Tradition 53:18

6M ago53:18

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Have you ever wondered if King Arthur was justified in cutting off all four limbs of Monty Python’s Black Knight when he refused the king passage? If so, then you’ll want to listen to this episode of LBE with Eric Patterson. Eric is an author, an important leader in Washington, D.C. and an expert in the theology and history of the Just War Traditio…

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Where Have All the Fundamentalists Gone? 1:09:45

6M ago1:09:45

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With two smart British historians—one from Oxford (Andrew) and one from Aberystwyth (David)--and one curious American pastor (Kevin), you might say that this episode puts the "fun" back in fundamentalism. How did fundamentalism become a pejorative putdown? Are evangelicals and fundamentalists really all that different? What is a fundamentalist anyw…

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Our Ancient Faith: Lincoln, Democracy, and the American Experiment with Allen Guelzo 1:17:22

7M ago1:17:22

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He must be one of Kevin's favorite historians and favorite guests, because Dr. Guelzo is back for an unprecedented third visit to the LBE book-cave. Although Dr. Guelzo's new book is about Abraham Lincoln, Kevin and Allen talk about much more than just Lincoln—everything from John Locke to Christian Nationalism to progressivism to a healthy does of…

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What Happened to Young, Restless, and Reformed? 1:29:35

8M ago1:29:35

1:29:35

In this extra-long episode, Kevin teams up with Justin and Collin to talk about something they were all deeply involved in: the movement known as the Reformed Resurgence, the New Calvinism, or YRR. What was this movement about? What went right? What went wrong? Why did the movement fracture? Is "Big God theology" in retreat or just flourishing in d…

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A Very Merry Midwestern Christmas 1:10:12

9M ago1:10:12

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Even though only Justin still lives in the Midwest, this episode has a distinctly Midwestern flare as the three amigos reminisce about favorite Christmas presents, Christmas places, and Christmas foods. You'll also hear about favorite books from the past year, some football banter, and a special section on the airing of grievances (note: Kevin had …

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Life and Ministry with Alistair Begg 1:10:44

9M ago1:10:44

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If you ever wanted to be in the room as two minister friends talk about preaching and pastoral ministry, this is the episode for you. Kevin asks Alistair about his “ordinary” preaching style, about whether he ever thought about leaving Parkside, and about whether he’s an American or a Scotsman. Plus lots of other questions about books, the state of…

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Politics after Christendom with David VanDrunen 1:21:31

10M ago1:21:31

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Any Christian trying to formulate a political theology cannot afford to ignore the impressive work done by David VanDrunen over the past decade. In this long-ish interview, Kevin asks Dave about two kingdoms theology, natural law, the purpose of government, and the importance of the Noahic Covenant. Stick around and you'll also learn what VanDrunen…

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Life and Ministry with Carl Trueman 53:13

10M ago53:13

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In this fun and frank discussion, Kevin and Carl talk about everything from Billy Graham to Pride Month to Christian Nationalism. Along the way Carl reveals what he hates about America and why he is not a Catholic.

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The Two-Parent Privilege with Melissa Kearney 58:42

11M ago58:42

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In this episode, Kevin talks with Melissa Kearney, professor of economics at the University of Maryland, about her new book, The Two-Parent Privilege: How Americans Stopped Getting Married and Started Falling Behind (University of Chicago Press, 2023). What is so great about being raised by two parents? When did marriage become a significant cause …

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The Rise of Contemporary Critical Theory with Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer 1:15:12

11M ago1:15:12

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We've heard the terms before: cultural Marxism, socialism, intersectionality, microaggressions, standpoint epistemology, the Frankfurt School, Critical Race Theory, Queer Theory, and many more. But what do they mean? Where did they come from? And how should Christians respond? Kevin talks to Neil and Pat about their new book, Critical Dilemma: The …

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Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age with Rosaria Butterfield 1:23:52

12M ago1:23:52

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Is homosexuality normal? Is transgenderism a sin? Is Christian kindness the same thing as spiritual niceness? What's the difference between acceptance and approval? In this episode, Kevin and Rosaria probe these questions and many others like them. Whether you are struggling with sexual sin, know someone who is, or even if you think Kevin and Rosar…

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The Reformation as Renewal with Matthew Barrett 1:06:16

12M ago1:06:16

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Was the Protestant Reformation a repudiation of the church's history? Was it a rejection of Medieval theology? Did the Reformation lead to schism in the church? Kevin talks to Matthew Barrett, professor of Christian theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, about these questions and many more in this episode of LBE. Listen in for some bi…

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Is All the Talk of Mental Health Bad for Our Mental Health? 1:01:11

1y ago1:01:11

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The three amigos are back to kick off a new season of LBE. From college football to dropping kids off at college to the rise of mental health issues on college campuses (and everywhere else!), this episode has a back-to-school vibe you won't want to miss. Stick around for one summer book recommendation from each of the fellas at the very end. Times…

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Life and Ministry with Kevin DeYoung 1:08:57

1y ago1:08:57

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Don't skip over the preposition. This special episode is an interview with Kevin, instead of an interview by Kevin. Not long ago, Tom Groelsema, one of the pastors at Christ Covenant, took the evening service to interview Kevin. This was not Kevin's idea, but he was grateful for the opportunity to share about life, and books, and everything for his…

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A Little Bit of L, B, and E with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen 1:07:06

1y ago1:07:06

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The triumvirate managed to get together one last time before setting sail for summer plans. With little time to spare before Collin needed to run Tom Cruise-style after a plane bound for the UK, the three amigos chat about the legacies of Tim Keller and Harry Reeder, the books they’ve been reading and hope to read this summer, and whether they thin…

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The Gender Paradigm with Abigail Favale 1:07:30

1+ y ago1:07:30

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What is feminism? What is intersectionality? Who is Judith Butler? How does childbearing change a woman? Why do Catholic feminist scholars have such interesting Italian last names? These are just some of the questions Kevin explores with Abigail Favale as they talk about her book, The Genesis of Gender (Ignatius Press, 2022). With learning, wit, an…

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Anatomy of a Sneer 7:41

1+ y ago7:41

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Are male and female distinctions rooted in given biological realities or are “man” and “woman” simply designations we choose for ourselves based on our own feelings and sense of identity? In this episode, Kevin reviews an article written by USA Today’s Nancy Armour about transgender people competing in professional sports.…

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7 Reasons Why Mormonism and Christianity Are Not the Same 14:53

1+ y ago14:53

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Though the language sounds similar at times, the beliefs are quite distinct. Mormons do not understand history, God, man, salvation, heaven, hell, the cross, Jesus, or the Trinity as the canonical Scriptures teach, nor do they agree with the conciliar doctrine taught by the one, holy, catholic, apostolic church over the last two thousand years. In …

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Christian Witness in Public Life with Paul McNulty 1:03:35

1+ y ago1:03:35

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With a 30-year career in Washington, D.C. and going on ten years as president of Grove City College, Paul McNulty has had a remarkable career. Recently, Dr. McNulty, a PCA ruling elder, gave the commencement address at Covenant Day School (where Kevin’s kids attend) and then spoke during the Sunday school hour at Christ Covenant Church. This is a “…

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Prophetic or Merely Performative 7:24

1+ y ago7:24

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In this article, Kevin discusses how Christians are to honor each other and Christ when critiquing and correcting each other.

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He Was Ready for Heaven 8:41

1+ y ago8:41

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He kept the main thing the main thing. He wasn’t a jerk. He wasn’t a prima donna. He was enjoyable to be around. He was full of the fruit of the Spirit.That’s a good life; that’s a Christian life.

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Giving Thanks for Harry Reeder (1948–2023) 8:43

1+ y ago8:43

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In many ways, Harry was a man’s man: strong, athletic, and confident. But he was also a family man. We should pray for his wife, Cindy, along with their three children—Jennifer, Ike, and Abby—and their many grandchildren. Harry will be greatly missed by thousands, but especially by his family. I’ll miss him as a Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)…

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Abraham Lincoln: Redeemer President with Allen Guelzo 1:03:13

1+ y ago1:03:13

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It’s a special day at LBE as Kevin interviews his first returning guest, the esteemed historian Dr. Allen Guelzo of Princeton University. Find out how Dr. Guelzo moved from being an Edwards scholar to being a Lincoln scholar (and how Edward’s treatise on the will still permeates much of what Guelzo has written about Lincoln). Listen in as Kevin and…

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Two Sexes, Created to Be Distinct 8:24

1+ y ago8:24

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Kevin reflects on the current cultural climate of gender expression and offers the explicit opinion of scripture as a rebuttal.

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Technology Is Neither Good, nor Bad, nor Neutral with Tony Reinke and Samuel James 1:04:52

1+ y ago1:04:52

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How should the Christian think about technology? How should we use technology? Are we better off as Luddites who avoid new technologies? In this episode—ironically, interrupted by many technological glitches!—Kevin talks with two of our leading writers when it comes to God, technology, and culture. Although Tony is a techno-optimist and Samuel is m…

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An American Evangelist 22:29

1+ y ago22:29

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In this Episode, Kevin reads from his recent article for First Things, a response Collin Hansen's article about the life and ministry of Tim Keller.

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“That’s Just Your Interpretation” 6:11

1+ y ago6:11

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The charge of “just your interpretation” short-circuits the interpretative process altogether.In this article for WORLD Opinions, Kevin argues for scriptural inerrancy and the importance of “right” interpretation.

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Sorrows Untold and Hearts Torn Asunder 7:10

1+ y ago7:10

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In the wake of tragedy, we need the whole Bible with all the depth of Christ’s sympathy and all of God’s providential and loving care.

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First Sermon, Hard Goodbyes, and a Lifetime of Preaching with H.B. Charles Jr. 58:50

1+ y ago58:50

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With a heart of gold, H.B. got up early in the morning from a hotel room in L.A. to talk to Kevin about preaching. If you want to know what H.B. stands for, or what he preached for his first sermon as an 11-year-old boy, or what the hardest in his life was, you won’t want to miss this episode. Get to know H.B. and learn from one of the great preach…

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Who Was St. Patrick? 5:26

1+ y ago5:26

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St. Patrick was more than the Americanized way of celebrating him. His life’s work is marked by faithfulness to evangelism and the gospel.

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In Appreciation of Stickiness and the Midwest with Jon Lauck 1:06:49

1+ y ago1:06:49

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Often lampooned as boring, bland, and less important than other regions in the country, might it be that the Midwest actually has its own regional identity and a story worth telling? Jon Lauck, a professor at the University of South Dakota thinks so. In this episode Kevin talks to Jon about his excellent new book The Good Country: A History of the …

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So, What about That TGC Article on Sex? 8:22

1+ y ago8:22

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Many of the most virulent critics seemed to object to any asymmetry between men and women in sexual intimacy. In this episode, Kevin offers six reflections amid the firestorm surrounding an article by Joshua Butler for The Gospel Coalition.

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From Death to life 7:54

1+ y ago7:54

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Church attendance is declining. In this episode, Kevin reads from his recent article for WORLD Opinions where he argues for including additional data for analysis and offers a word of hope.

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What is True Revival? 10:25

1+ y ago10:25

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True revival is marked by a rediscovery of the word of God, a restored sense of the fear of God, a return to God through confession and repentance, a renewed spiritual commitment as God’s people, and, finally, a reformation if true piety. What are Christians to make of the Asbury Revival? This episode outlines biblical examples of spiritual renewal…

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An Invitation and Explanation of the Coram Deo Pastors Conference 3:37

1+ y ago3:37

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Dear brother pastor, In a spirit of prayerful expectation, I want to invite you to the Coram Deo Pastors Conference. This new event is hosted by Clearly Reformed (a new ministry I help to lead) and Christ Covenant Church (where I have the privilege of serving as senior pastor). We look forward to filling our sanctuary with nearly 2,000 pastors and …

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More than Thoughts and Candles 5:21

1+ y ago5:21

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As long as there is sin and suffering in the world, the gospel will be relevant. In the wake of the tragic MSU shooting, Christians must remember that the hope of healing lies in the truth of the gospel.

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From Wales to America and Back Again: Lessons from a Life in Ministry with Derek Thomas 1:06:56

1+ y ago1:06:56

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In this episode, Kevin is joined by his friend and RTS colleague, Derek Thomas as the two of them talk about pastoring, preaching, and why Derek loves Columbia, South Carolina. Derek shares about his conversion (through reading John Stott), some terrible advice from his vicar, and the differences between pastoring at a small church and at a big chu…

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PCA 50th Anniversary Devotion 4:27

1+ y ago4:27

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For many of us, the danger is not that we would explicitly deny the Word of God. The danger is that we nullify the truth in other, more subtle ways. In this article, Kevin reads from a devotional he wrote for "By Faith" for the 50th anniversary of the PCA.

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The Second Coming of Christ with John Piper 1:08:24

1+ y ago1:08:24

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Kevin sits down with John for a return visit to LBE to talk about John’s new book, “Come, Lord Jesus: Meditations on the Second Coming of Christ” (Crossway). Hear what John Piper thinks about the rapture, the millennium, and why it is essential that we love Christ’s appearing. Kevin and John also talk about the long list of books John has written, …

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An Open Statement of the Truth 5:46

1+ y ago5:46

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We must never use apologetics—or for that matter, contextualization—as a way to make hard truths less noticeable or the offense of the gospel more palatable. In this article from WORLD Opinions, Kevin encourages Christians to be bold and courageous in the face of cultural accusations.

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A Fuller Measure of Witherspoon on Slavery 19:30

1+ y ago19:30

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A Princeton University president, teacher, preacher, politician, Declaration of Independence signatory, and a slave owner. As an early American patriot, John Witherspoon has been the center of some recent controversy as a statue of him may be removed from historic Princeton University library grounds. In this episode, Kevin reads from his article w…

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Is the Church Failing at Being a Church? 6:01

1+ y ago6:01

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Before we denounce most leaders as Pharisees and large swaths of the church as complicit in the evil deeds of darkness, let’s make sure we are not trafficking in well-meaning, but unhelpful, myths. This article, written for WORLD Opinions, urges Christians to be aware of and address sin, but to abstain from assigning widespread guilt to the church …

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