From shell fish to levirate marriage to murder. We discuss the moral, ceremonial and judicial law – and how to tell which is which. Previous Episode – http://theconqueringtruth.com/2022/02/what-did-paul-mean-when-he-said-we-are-not-under-the-law-ep-57/ Thumbnail image by quotecatalog.com Listen to the…
From shell fish to levirate marriage to murder. We discuss the moral, ceremonial and judicial law – and how to tell which is which. Production of Reformation Baptist Church of Youngsville, NCHosts – Dan Horn,…
As Russia faces off against Ukraine, how should Christians around the world be thinking about this situation? Should we be concerned, or are we just being manipulated by the media and politicians? #SolaScriptura#SufficiencyOfScripture#TCT2022 Thumbnail image…
It is very common to hear Christians reference Paul’s statement in Romans 6, “you are not under law but under grace” without any context or connection to the overall argument that Paul has been making…
All around us, we see evidence of people who refuse to look at the truth. They are blinded by their passionate support for their side or their trust in the untrustworthy. Should this be surprising…
Faith and reason are frequently set in opposition to one another. But what if it’s impossible to truly have one without the other? Spurgeon on the Age of the Earth https://www.christiantoday.com/article/did.ch.spurgeon.believe.in.evolution/84218.htm Listen to the audio…
Particular ways that American political outcomes affect Nigerian politics and economics. We are joined by a guest this week, Deshi Zingak Nengak from Nigeria. (Joshua will be back next week) The Conquering Truth, Episode 54Listen…
While a majority of Americans believe in the right to self-defense, there are some mainstream Christian teachers, such as John Piper, who make the argument that Christians should be willing to die rather than to…
We started the podcast one year ago, so it seemed like a good time to take a break and discuss why we started the podcast, and a little bit about ourselves. We also reflect on…
Even before the coronavirus pandemic, the topic of when you can disobey the government’s orders has been a controversial subject of discussion. It’s a complex subject because as Christians, we both desire and are commanded…
