Do Theology

In this episode of Chartology, Kenn breaks down why the doctrine of future judgment is a primary issue. 
 
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Jeremy responds to Gavin Ortlund's recent critique of "fundamentalist tendencies" by explaining the differences between cultural fundamentalism and biblical fundamentalism. At the end of the day, biblical fundamentalism proves to be the answer to our squabbles.
Check out the many links below! One book that wasn't mentioned but should have been is, "Fight the Good Fight," which can be found here: https://a.co/d/gKahi98
 
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Response to Ortlund's debate with Trent Horn: https://youtu.be/DgTRPS454kk?si=v0KHQfaAoY8-L3ve
Response to Ortlund's local flood view: https://youtu.be/ytsSIYoTU-Q?si=OiZ3IiTwJo8zyEYh
The Presbyterian Controversy: https://a.co/d/6YSz9CLFundamentalism and American Culture: https://a.co/d/60ZxbWNReforming Fundamentalism: https://a.co/d/1lRtN6xEvangelicalism Divided: https://a.co/d/cOezLdyNeo-Evangelicalism: https://a.co/d/76heZmgFor Such a Time as This: https://www.ifca.org/page/bookstore
 
0:00 Introduction and Music3:07 Gavin's a Good Guy Who's Wrong Sometimes5:20 Context of Gavin's Latest Video8:54 Goals for This Video9:51 Definitions (Don't Skip This)13:11 Recommended Reading17:11 Labeling Gavin as Evangelical18:37 Labeling Jeremy as a Biblical Fundamentalist22:08 Scripture Encouraging Biblical Fundamentalism29:35 Gavin's Summary of Fundamentalism33:50 Why We Used to Be More Cooperative41:12 Being Known for What You Oppose49:03 Prideful Tribalism vs. Biblical Separation55:52 He Doesn't Know Our Chart57:51 Where Hermeneutics and Eschatology Fit1:11:47 The Lack of Love and Fruit1:19:07 Gavin's Three Takeaways1:19:47 Jeremy's Five Takeaways

Jeremy converses with Janet Mefferd about her history in Christian journalism, her famous conflict with Mark Driscoll, and the latest controversies surrounding Megan Basham, Doug Wilson, and the Christian Nationalism movement. The over-arching concern about each of these topics is for Christians to care about maintaining a standard of ethics in their ministries.
 
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0:00 Introduction
2:14 History of The Janet Mefferd Show
7:34 Confronting Mark Driscoll
21:03 Knowing When Risks Are Worth It
25:13 Megan Basham's Book, Shepherds for Sale
28:29 Basham's Erroneous Citations
32:20 Why Journalistic Integrity Is Important
37:51 Is Investigative Journalism an Easy Critique?
43:55 Christian Nationalism Tactics
48:26 Doug Wilson's Defense of Basham
53:42 Christian Nationalism as the "Woke Right"
1:10:00 A Better Approach to Christian Discernment

Dr. Peter Goeman's two-parter on the date of Revelation:
https://foundationsmedia.org/when-was-revelation-written-the-fatal-flaw-in-preterism-ep-178/
https://foundationsmedia.org/compelling-evidence-for-a-late-date-of-the-book-of-revelation-ep-180/
 
 
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In the fifth episode in this series, Jeremy chats with Jon Wright, one of the hosts over at Eschatology Matters. They spend most of their time on how Christian Nationalism should properly be defined and, though they don't land on many agreed-upon conclusions, we trust that this conversation will be helpful for you.
Don’t skip parts 1-4!
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In the fourth episode of this series, Jeremy seeks to provide an alternative worldview to Christian Nationalism. Instead of seeking to dominate culture, we must be faithful to our mission to get the gospel out to the world in light of the imminent return of Christ.
 
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0:00 Music
1:13 Introduction
5:30 Reviewing Definitions
10:14 Christ's Imminent Return Governs Our Lives
41:49 The Kingdom Comes with Christ
50:05 Cultural Involvement Is a Conscience Issue
1:00:25 Individual Regeneration Is the Ultimate Priority
1:16:41 Concluding Thoughts

Don’t skip parts one and two!
 
Part one:
Youtube: https://youtu.be/z-oEql7mcxs?si=g7IiuNPhF9KFPImb
Audio only: https://www.dotheology.com/e/cn-pt-1
 
Part two:
Youtube: https://youtu.be/Ad8zdlT-png?si=UwIltzsvkGVZVO8b
Audio only: https://www.dotheology.com/e/cn-part-2
 
In this third episode of a multi-part series, Jeremy dives into the commission given to the Church within the Christian Nationalism worldview. Though it can be difficult to find Christian Nationalists going on-record about what they believe the Church has been tasked to do in the here-and-now, Jeremy shares the sound bites he’s found and analyzes what he hears.
 
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0:00 Music
1:13 Introduction
4:53 Analyzing Definitions: What & How
6:40 Statement on Christian Nationalism
8:53 Stephen Wolfe
12:00 Doug Wilson
15:07 Joel Webbon
18:20 A.D. Robles
21:02 Voddie Baucham and Tom Ascol
24:05 GotQuestions.org
26:11 Jeff Durbin
28:43 CN Makes Political Reform the Church’s Goal
31:10 Jeff Durbin Again
35:47 Andrew Sandlin
42:04 CN Believes We Convert Nations as Nations
46:39 Jeff Durbin Once More
49:21 Dusty Deevers
52:09 CN Desires to Legislate the Law of Moses
55:05 Joel Webbon Again
59:38 Mayberry & Norman Rockwell’s America
1:02:53 CN Are Prolific Content Creators
1:05:43 The Moscow Billboard Campaign
1:07:04 The Failure of ChristIsLord.com
1:10:35 Retort 1: We’re Not Tasked with World Domination
1:19:08 Retort 2: Public Reform Is Secondary to Evangelism
1:25:55 Conclusion

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In this second episode of a multi-part series, Jeremy dives into the kingdom theology that drives Christian Nationalism. He makes the case that the CN movement is inextricably tied to Postmillennialism because it requires believers to strive for political power with the view that Christ’s kingdom will be established before He returns.
Joe Boot on Joel Webbon’s show: https://youtu.be/-NQYC00KF_I?si=8LWTVkZWtIAtfzSB
 
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0:00 Music
1:13 Introduction
2:23 Jeremy’s Definition of Christian Nationalism
3:44 Views of Church and Kingdom
11:18 Christian Nationalism Is Postmillennial
14:26 The Statement on Christian Nationalism
18:46 Psalm 110 and Acts 2
25:32 Believing Nations Are in Covenant Now
33:03 Believing All Nations Will Repent
34:21 Believing Christ’s Kingdom Is Here
39:25 Joe Boot on Only One Kingdom
56:57 The Christian Prince and Revival
1:05:04 Pushback: The Kingdom Comes with Christ
1:11:20 Pushback: Kings will Fight Him
1:14:02 Pushback: We are Called to Wait
1:17:53 A Final Thought on Imminency