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Light in the Darkness: Faith and Mental Health in Crisis

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Shane Rosenthal sits down for an honest conversation with pastor Steven Flo. Pastor Flo recounts his own intense struggle with fear and despair that led him to retreat from the world, shutting out both light and life. Despite being a pastor, Flo reached a point where he felt the Gospel’s hope could not apply to […]

The Church’s Ethical Dilemma: Abortion, IVF, and the Decline of Cultural Christianity

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Proof texts work when the moral intuitions of the culture track with the broad shape of biblical teaching. That is no longer the case. Further, advances in technology now raise all kinds of questions about what it even means to be human—which in turn raises questions not only about fertility, but about other issues, from […]

Can a Christian Struggling with Sexual Sin Have Assurance?

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Can a genuine Christian have assurance while struggling with sexual sin? Jimmy explores Romans 7, emphasizing that assurance is not based on our ability to overcome sin, but on Christ’s victory over it.

Does the Incarnation Change God? Dominic Legge and Matthew Barrett

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In this episode of Credo Podcast, hosts Dominic Legge and Matthew Barrett discuss the importance of approaching Christology through a Trinitarian lens. They argue that isolating the doctrine of Christology from the Trinity can lead to heresies and misunderstandings about the nature of God. Specifically, they address the issue of Kenotic Christology, which suggests that […]

4 Truths for Christians Who May Be Struggling with Suicide

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I know it’s really hard to do when you’re in complete despair about how things are going now. But don’t manage your expectations based on what circumstances you’re going through right now, but rather on the promise of what will happen when Jesus returns. Set your hope on that. Michael Horton

How Does God Respond to Suicide?

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Suicide, we believe, is a sin. Now there is an added component of mental health, but nobody has the right to take their own life. – Pastor Adriel Sanchez

The Function of Men and Women in the Church and in the Home (Part 2)

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Jon and Justin continue a lengthy conversation about men and women–and how we relate to one another in the home and in the church. There has been a lot of cultural baggage that has influenced the church through history on these matters. There has been a lot of pain caused and damage done. This conversation […]

The Function of Men and Women in the Church and in the Home (Part 1)

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Jon and Justin begin a lengthy conversation about men and women–and how we relate to one another in the home and in the church. There has been a lot of cultural baggage that has influenced the church through history on these matters. There has been a lot of pain caused and damage done. This conversation […]

John Calvin: Scandal, Cover Up, and Bias (Or: The Old, Old Story of the Good ‘Ol Boys)

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History is a mirror. If anyone is a hearer of history only, and not a learner, “he looks at himself and goes away and at once forgets what he was like” (James 1:24). One of the lessons of history that Christianity seems doomed to repeat is the propensity of leaders showing partiality for their fellow […]

A General Account of Man’s Fall in Adam & The Remedy Provided in Christ

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Read more of this powerful selection from The Gospel Sonnets by Ralph Erskine (1685-1752) at the Humble Skeptic.
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