Cross Examine Theology podcast

Cross Examine Theology

Cross Examine

My goal is to explore Biblical theology and foster discussion. I think the more we discuss as brothers and sisters in Christ, the more we'll be able to approach conflict and disagreements with love and patience. These podcasts are originally uploaded as videos on Youtube and Facebook: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfhe3TIVYV9emR3bkkgYeqg/featured https://www.facebook.com/CrossExamineTheology

11 episodios

Paul’s Conclusion to Romans - Romans 16:1-27
29/12/2020
12:04
A lot of people skip Romans 16 because it reads like the end-credits for a movie; just a long list of names and boring information. But let’s dive into the last chapter in the book of Romans and see what we can glean from Paul’s outro to this book of the Bible.
The Gospel is Everything - Romans 15:1-33
28/12/2020
15:49
For the Apostle Paul, the gospel was everything. It motivated his every waking action. It’s what kept him from visiting Rome. It’s what made his first visit to Rome one where he spent the whole visit in prison. And it’s what eventually got him killed. Let’s look at Romans 15 and see why the gospel should be our motivation in life as well.
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Weak in the Faith - Romans 14:1-23
27/12/2020
12:53
How can Christians disagree over an issue like abstaining from alcohol, or worshipping on different days, or any number of issues, and still remain united in Christ? How are we to conduct ourselves when we come across those who are “weak in the faith?” Paul has some great insight for us in Romans 14.
Submitting to Governing Authorities - Romans 13:1-14
26/12/2020
16:31
In what is probably the most cited passage of 2020, Paul outlines what it means for Christians to be good citizens. Do we always submit to anything the government says, just because they said so? Or do we get to ignore anything the government says because they’re not Christian? Let’s look at God’s word as see what He has to say about it.
Genuine Love - Romans 12:9-21
23/12/2020
14:59
A lot of people offer their own definitions for what they think love looks like. Well, in Romans 12, Paul offers his own definition of what love should look like in the church. Let’s dive in and uncover the true meaning of “brotherly love.”
Living Sacrifices and Discerning God’s Will - Romans 12:1-8
22/12/2020
19:21
In one of the most well-known passages of Scripture, Paul begins to outline what it means for Christians to live as Christians. Let’s dive into the seemingly contradictory phrasing of what it means to be a “living sacrifice.”
Grafted Into The Tree - Romans 11:17-36
21/12/2020
17:06
In one of the weirdest (and often most misunderstood) passages in Romans, Paul talks about being grafted into the olive tree. How does this relate to the partial hardening of Israel? And where do the Gentiles fit into all of this? Let’s see if we can make sense of Paul’s analogy in Romans 11.
Did God Reject Israel? - Romans 11:1-16
20/12/2020
11:37
As Paul continues in Romans, he anticipates the question from his audience, “did God reject Israel?” Is that why they chose to reject Christ? How does all of that fit into God’s plan for salvation? Let’s dive into the question and see how Paul responds.
Does God Repent?
5/12/2020
15:33
Is God just like us? Does He repent? Does He change His mind? In this episode we look into the complicated issue of God “repenting” of His decisions.
Are We In The End Times?
7/11/2020
18:44
End of the age? Wars and rumors of wars? The abomination of desolation? What does all of this mean? And are all of these preachers right in saying that we are in the end times? Let’s look at the words from Jesus in the Olivet Discourse and see if we can uncover the meaning of this important prophecy.

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