Ryan Habbena returns this month to talk about Covenant Theology and Dispensationalism. There are many varieties of both […]
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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.)
Last November, I interviewed Becky Christensen, a local representative of the Voice of the Martyrs. At the time, […]
For this episode, Patrick Szalapski of ShareYourFaith.org returns for a second episode with me to discuss the doctrine […]
I am joined this month by Becky Christenson, the local (Twin Cities) representative for Voice of the Martyrs. […]
In this episode, Pastor Bob DeWaay of Twin City Fellowship church in St. Louis Park, Minnesota returns once […]
Last week I had the pleasure of visiting the Creation Museum in northern Kentucky (just outside Cincinnati, Ohio), […]
For this episode, I am joined by Nick Coldagelli, a friend and ministry partner over at Signet Ring […]
Stand to Reason is a Christian ministry that has, for over 16 years, focussed on training Christians to be "ambassadors" for Christ in light of 2 Corinthians 5:20, by helping them to develop the qualities of Knowledge, Wisdom, and Character. Stand to Reason's Greg Koukl joins me this month to discuss his new book Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions, which focuses on the second quality: Wisdom. We discuss how to converse with non-Christians in a way that gets them thinking about Christianity without being argumentative, confrontational, or offensive. The majority of our conversation is about what Greg calls "The Columbo tactic." For more info and links, see https://www.echozoe.com/archives/2335
This month, I'm joined by Carl Johnson, assistant pastor of Twin City Fellowship church in St. Louis Park, […]
David Wheaton is a former professional tennis player, a Christian radio talk-show host, and author of University of […]
Returning for his third appearance on Echo Zoe Radio this month is Bob DeWaay, pastor of Twin City […]
Twin City Fellowship's Associate Pastor Ryan Habbena returns this month for a discussion on "The Means of Grace." The basis for the discussion is Acts 2:42 - "They were continually devoting themselves to the apostles' teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer." (NASB)
This month I am joined by Patrick Szalapski of ShareYourFaith.org to discuss seven essential doctrines of the Christian Faith: the authority of the Bible, the Triune God, the incarnation, the atonement, the resurrection, salvation & condemnation, and the church. This episode is a condensed version of an 8-week course that Patrick has taught several times to different church groups, and is essentially a primer on systematic theology. To sign up for email notifications of new episodes of Echo Zoe Radio, visit https://www.echozoe.com/archives/2292
A popular teaching in Evangelical Christianity says that God has a plan (or a will) for us in our individual lives. Some say the level of detail of that plan is limited to major decisions in life such as who to marry, what career to pursue, where to go to college, etc. Others believe that even the minor decisions are planned out by God, such as: what kind of tooth paste to buy, what route to take to work, or how to style your hair. However, most agree that we as Christians need to seek Gods will in that plan, and can hear God speak to us in this regard by way of inner promptings, subjective signs, having a peace about a decision, or other subjective means. Pastors DeWaay and Gilley disagree with this "Popular View" (as Pastor Gilley calls it). After holding a conference about the importance of the Reformation doctrine of Sola Scriptura, I had the privilege of sitting down with them to discuss the topic. We talked about where the view stems from, why they disagree with it, and what the scriptural arguments are for both sides of the view. To sign up for email notifications of new episodes of Echo Zoe Radio, visit https://www.echozoe.com/archives/2292
Back in September, Justin Peters was in town to do a seminar on the Word of Faith movement. While he was in town, I had the privilege to sit down with him and talk about his ministry and his seminars. This episode is, in essence, a summary of many of the major points that he discusses in his seminar. Some of the Word of Faith teachers that we discussed include: Benny Hinn, Kenneth & Gloria Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Jesse Duplantis, and Todd Bentley. We discussed the origins of Word of Faith movement, heresies taught by the movement, and many of the things that go on at their "revival meetings."
Sam Madrid, my guest for the previous episode, returns for the second episode in a two-part series to discuss Theophostic Prayer Ministry from the point of view of a former auditor for Scientology. He claims that the similarities between Scientology and Theophostics are astonishing, and both are very dangerous. We are joined also by Rick Galarneau, who presents the unscriptural nature of Theophostics.
