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The winners of our March 2021 Do Theology Christian Podcast Tournament joined us for a conversation about their Podcast Just Thinking. Darrell and Virgil shared the importance of reading the primary source material, and discuss whether CRT is primary or secondary in nature.
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For our final episode recorded live at the 2021 IFCA Convention, we hosted Dr. Gary Gilley, the founder of Think on These Things Ministries and Pastor of Southern View Chapel in Springfield, Illinois. Dr. Gilley hosts theological roundtables every year at the convention, equipping attendees with biblical truth to confront whatever errant theological/practical trend is gaining ground in Christendom or America more broadly. This year he addressed issues of CRT/I and the Enneagram. We talked with him about these things and how he goes about researching and writing on such topics.
Learn more about Think On These Things Ministries here: https://tottministries.org/
 
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Dr. Les Lofquist is the Pastor of Membership and Assimilation at the Shepherd's Church and Assistant Professor of Practical Theology at Shepherds Theological Seminary. Formally he was the Executive Director of the IFCA for 20 years. Lofquist shares some of his background before talking about his passion for both the local church and being engaged in equipping the next generation of church leaders through teaching at STS. 
 
Kenn is currently an STS student, pursuing an MDiv in Pastoral Ministry. Learn more about STS at https://shepherds.edu
 
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Dr. Alexander Granados is the President of Calvary University, which is both Jeremy and Kenn's alma mater. Granados shared his background before we talked about the future of higher education in America, how Granados' business background has served him well in ministry, and the importance of biblical balance in the Lordship/Free Grace debate.
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The IFCA passed two theological resolutions at the 2021 Convention. Kenn and Jeremy read portions of them and discuss the implications. 
 
The full text to these resolutions is available here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Oodl9MCjCFhp0RDiKyP_5rnmNsoo60Z5u8zqvLgotjc/edit?usp=sharing
 
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In this conversation with IFCA International Executive Director Dr Richard Bargas, we talk to him about his background and testimony, what the IFCA is, and why it's so important to study and teach biblical eschatology.
 
Dr. Bargas' Blog: https://always-reforming.com/
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This is a short informational bit to give context for what you will hear this week on the Do Theology Podcast

In this episode, Jeremy reads the most recent article from his website JeremyHoward.net. You can read along with the audio here: https://www.jeremyhoward.net/2021/06/why-im-non-denominational.html
The five reasons he gives for why he is (happily) non-denominational are:
1. It reflects New Testament instructions and examples.
2. It keeps the focus on the local church.
3. It preserves the conscience in cooperative efforts.
4. It allows for true accountability.
5. It encourages a right dependence.
 
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This is a slightly abridged re-release of our interview with Tom Ascol conducted on June 8, 2020. With the events over the last few weeks, we found it to be relevant enough for a re-release.
If you have not watched the cinedoc By What Standard make time to do so! Watch it here: https://youtu.be/pFHfa0s1XLM 
 
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Jeremy reads an article he published on his website earlier this year titled, “5 Marks of Harmful Megachurch Culture.” If you’d rather read the article, you can check it out here: https://www.jeremyhoward.net/2021/04/5-marks-of-harmful-megachurch-culture.html
 
The five marks are (1) Self-Focus, (2) Empty Positivity, (3) Vassal Jesus, (4) Christians Anonymous, and (5) The Hype Hamster Wheel.