Archive for the 'Podcast' Category
03 Jul
Justin Peters first joined me back in November 2008 to talk about the Word-of-Faith Movement, also known as “Health & Wealth,” and “The Prosperity Gospel.” This month Justin is back to talk about what he has seen since speaking to him last. Justin attended a conference led by Kenneth Copeland, had a chance to meet [...]
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Tags: Benny Hinn, Bible, Christianity, Echo Zoe, Health and Wealth, Heresy, Jesse Duplantis, Joel Osteen, Justin Peters, Kenneth Copeland, podcast, Prosperity, Todd Bentley, Word of Faith, Word-Faith
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19 Jun
Leviticus 23 speaks of 7 different feasts that the Israelites were commanded to celebrate. Each of these feasts pointed prophetically to an event in the ministry of Jesus Christ. This month Nick Coldagelli returns to discuss these feasts and what their significance is to Christians. Nick Coldagelli is a friend and ministry partner at Signet [...]
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Tags: Bible, Christianity, Church, Crucifixion, Day of Atonement, Echo Zoe, Eschatology, Feast of Booths, Feast of First Fruits, Feast of Tabernacles, Feast of Trumpets, Feast of Weeks, Feasts of the Lord, Fest of Unleavened Bread, Israel, Millenium, Passover, Pentacost, podcast, Prophecy, Rapture, Resurrection, Rosh Hashanna, Shavout, Succoth, Yom Kippur
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04 May
Ryan Habbena returns this month to talk about Covenant Theology and Dispensationalism. There are many varieties of both camps of theology, but we talk about the basic views of each, as well as a few of the subsidiary views. To sign up for email notifications of new episodes of Echo Zoe Radio, visit http://www.echozoe.com/archives/2292
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Tags: Bible, Christianity, Church, Classic Dispensationalism, Covenant Theology, Dispensationalism, Echo Zoe, Eschatology, God's People, Israel, Mid-Acts Dispensationalism, podcast, Progressive Dispensationalism, Ryan Habbena
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03 Apr
My two favorite repeat guests, Bob DeWaay and Ryan Habbena, return this month to critique the eschatological view of Preterism. We discussed what Preterists believe, some of the verses and arguments they use to support their view, as well as the response from a Futurist point of view.
The outline for our discussion was a pair of articles written by DeWaay and Habbena for a past issue of DeWaay’s Critical Issues Commentary. (A PDF of the entire issue, containing both articles, available here.)
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Tags: Bible, Bob DeWaay, Christianity, Echo Zoe, Eschatology, Hank Hanegraaff, Matthew 24, Partial Preterism, podcast, Preterism, R.C. Sproul, Ryan Habbena
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18 Mar
Last November, I interviewed Becky Christensen, a local representative of the Voice of the Martyrs. At the time, I was considering asking my friend Vony Bedford to sit down with me as well to talk about her experiences growing up as a Christian in Indonesia. The interview with Becky was a full episode unto itself, [...]
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Tags: Bible, Christianity, Echo Zoe, Indonesia, Islam, Persecution, podcast, Voice of the Martyrs, VOM, Vony Bedford
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23 Feb
In this episode, I got a chance to speak with Phil Johnson. Phil is the executive director of Grace to You, the tape and radio ministry that features the teachings of John MacArthur, a member of the Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals (FIRE), founder and blogger at Pyromaniacs, and curator of The Spurgeon Archive. Phil [...]
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Tags: Arminianism, Bible, Calvinism, Christianity, Doctrines of Grace, Echo Zoe, Effectual Calling, Gospel, Irresistible Grace, Limited Atonement, Palagianism, Particular Redemption, Perseverance of the Saints, Phil Johnson, podcast, Salvation, Semi-Palagianism, Total Depravity, Unconditional Election
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23 Jan
For this episode, Patrick Szalapski of ShareYourFaith.org returns for a second episode with me to discuss the doctrine of Penal Substitutionary Atonement. We also discussed some of the competing doctrines, such as Christus Victor. To sign up for email notifications of new episodes of Echo Zoe Radio, visit http://www.echozoe.com/archives/2292
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Tags: Atonement, Bible, Christianity, Christus Victor, Echo Zoe, Moral Government, Patrick Szalapski, Penal Substitutionary Atonement, podcast
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12 Dec
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1 Pastor Eric Douma joins me this episode to discuss two theological rules used to prove the deity of Christ from two different verses of New Testament. The construction of John 1:1 in the original Greek disproves [...]
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Tags: Arianism, Bible, Colwell's Rule, Deity of Christ, Echo Zoe, Eric Douma, Granville Sharp, John 1:1, Modalism, Modalistic Monarchianism, New Testament Greek, podcast, Sabellianism, Trinity, Tutus 2:13
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21 Nov
I am joined this month by Becky Christenson, the local (Twin Cities) representative for Voice of the Martyrs. We talked about who VOM is, what they do, persecution against Christians around the world, and what we as free Christians can do for our persecuted brethren. In the course of the interview, I mentioned a camp [...]
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Tags: Becky Christenson, Bible, China, Christianity, Columbia, Communism, Echo Zoe, India, Islam, Persecution, podcast, Richard Wurmbrand, Voice of the Martyrs, VOM
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17 Oct
In this episode, Pastor Bob DeWaay of Twin City Fellowship church in St. Louis Park, Minnesota returns once again. We discussed his new book The Emergent Church: Undefining Christianity. It is the most in-depth analysis of the Emergent Church available. In it, he describes their origins, and the one doctrine that binds them all together. [...]
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Tags: Bob DeWaay, Brian McLaren, Buddism, Christianity, Doug Pagitt, Echo Zoe, Emergent, Emergent Church, Emerging Church, Heresy, Panentheism, Pantheism, podcast, Post-Modernism, Religion, Rob Bell, Tony Campollo, Tony Jones, Undefining Christianity
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