Unworthy rebels, redeemed by the King of Kings and made servants fit for His use.

Author: Chris Hohnholz (Page 13 of 38)

When The SBC Elite Turns Against the Church

This week, Chris and Rich discuss a hit-piece article published by Baptist News Global against Texas pastor Tom Buck. Christians must be aware that even just “reporting the facts” can be manipulated to lead readers to predetermined conclusions. It is the Christian’s duty to ask questions about what is being said and what is being excluded.

Show Links:

A Story of Restorative Grace – Jennifer Buck

Tom and Jennifer Buck’s Story – Video

First Baptist Church Lindale Elders’ Statement

Servants and Heralds – Timeline of Events Article

Baptist News Global Article

Janet Mefferd – David Bumgardner Screenshot

Janet Mefferd – Journalism Questions Thread

The Spurgeon Library – A Divided Heart

 

Counting the Cost, a Unique Easter Message

As we approach Easter, Chris and Rich, taking passages of writings from Charles Spurgeon and J.C. Ryle, encourage Christians to count the cost as we call people to follow Christ.

Show Links:

Spurgeon Sermon 3094

Spurgeon Sermon 1167

JC. Ryle “Holiness” Passage 

Chapel Library

Don’t Call Them Groomers??

In response to a recent post by David French on Twitter, Chris and Rich discuss whether it is appropriate for Christians to call those who want unfettered access to children to teach them LGBTQIA curriculum “groomers.”

Show Links:

TheoBros Podcast

David French Twitter Post

Male and Female He Created Them

This week, Chris and Rich ask the question, “What is a woman?” in light of the recent dust-up at the Supreme Court confirmation hearing of Judge Kentaji Brown Jackson. God is sovereign over all creation, including what makes us male and female.

Show Link:

Denny Burk article

Christianity vs. Conservatism

This week, Andrew Rappaport of Striving for Eternity joins Chris to discuss how Christians need to consider what is the source of their authority when they engage in conservative politics. Are the end goals of political activism more important than God’s Word and what compromises do we make when we ally ourselves with secular conservatives?

Show Notes:

Dave Rubin Twitter Post

Glenn Beck/Dave Rubin Video Clip

Andrew Rappaport – Political Activism: A Christian’s Role

VOR and MOT Take on ShepCon 2022

This week, Chris is joined by Chris Huff of the Matter of Theology podcast. They break down the Shepherds’ Conference 2022 and discuss the sermons and training that occurred with 3500 men of God, from around the world, over 3 days at Grace Community Church.

The Intersectionality of Ecumenicalism

This week, Rich and Chris continue their discussion of the compromises BigEva makes with the world. Ecumenical partnerships with false religions and ideologies for worldly gain must be avoided in the Christian walk. No social or political gain is worth corrupting the purity of the gospel.

VOR Rewind – Big Evangelicals Redefine the Biblical Church

It’s a Rewind episode as we look at when Chris and Rich discussed statements by well-known evangelicals such as J. D. Greear and Beth Moore which indicate a move to redefine what makes a church biblical.

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Dwight McKissic Article

What’s Wrong With You People?

This week, Chris and Rich look at recent examples of unbiblical attitudes and practices (as evidenced by persons such as Ed Stetzer, Beth Moore, Russell Moore, David French, and others) which demonstrate the “BigEva” machine is not an institution ordained by God. Christians must return to submitting to the one entity and institution ordained by Christ Himself, the local church.

Show Links:

Megan Basham Article

Erick Erickson Article

TGC Posting of Erickson Article

Beth Moore Tweet

Christian, You Are Loved by God

This week, building off a writing from J.C. Ryle, Chris and Rich discuss the love of God which brings great comfort in the life of a believer.

Show Links:

J.C. Ryle – Mark 14 Commentary

John MacArthur –  The Glory of Christian Suffering

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