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Jeremy and Kenn discuss current events and then see what Martyn Lloyd-Jones' chart would have looked like back in his day (you might be surprised). 
Can Opposing Views Both Be Valid?
The Chart
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We had the pleasure of hosting Joel and Troy from the Revived Thoughts Podcast on our show. We had a great conversation about the crazy relationships between John and Charles Wesley and George Whitefield.
The Revived Thoughts Podcast recently played a sermon from John Wesley (read by our very own Jeremy) that was preached at George Whitefield's funeral. We encourage you to check that out here: https://revivedthoughts.com/john-wesley-the-funeral-of-george-whitefield/
For more great sermons from church history along with some of the fascinating historical background, be sure to subscribe to the Revived Thoughts Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.
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We had a great interview with Toby Sumpter talking about why he prefers some Roman Catholic theologians over some protestant ones, if pink hair is indicative of something more significant, and why personal holiness matters so much when doing theology. You won't want to miss this!
CrossPolitic Podcast
Toby's Blog
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The Chart
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We had Justin Peters on the show! We talk repentance, the doctrines of grace, and what to do with music from sources like Bethel, Hillsong, and Elevation.
Justin Peter's Website
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Is it possible for two opposing views to both be valid? Can two different approaches to interpreting Scripture be equally legitimate? Jeremy and Kenn discuss these important issues and their practical application today!
 
The Chart
 
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Josh Buice's Blog
G3 Conference and Ministries
 
 
 
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When does a third column issue become a first column priority? How do first column issues impact the way we view things in the second and third columns? Listen to find out!
 
The Chart: https://www.dotheology.com/p/chart/
 
 
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Jeremy and Kenn Interview Tim Challies about his project Epic, about how to discern primary from secondary issues, and the need to stay away from so-called "discernment blogs"
 
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Jeremy and Kenn talk the areas where they are not in 100% agreement as they seek to demonstrate how two Christians can disagree and yet get along and partner in ministry. 
 
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