Theology That Bites Back
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson address justification, sanctification and confession of sin. Then he plugs Matin Luther’s book, Bondage of the Will, and then plods on to talk about the Greek word “aischron”. Happy Plodding!
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson address justification, sanctification and confession of sin. Then he plugs Matin Luther’s book, Bondage of the Will, and then plods on to talk about the Greek word “aischron”. Happy Plodding!
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson address justification, sanctification and confession of sin. Then he plugs Matin Luther’s book, Bondage of the Will, and then plods on to talk about the Greek word “aischron”. Happy Plodding!
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson discuss the meaning of privilege, Taleb’s book, “Antifragile”, and the Greek word “aischrologia”. Happy Plodding!
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson discuss the meaning of privilege, Taleb’s book, “Antifragile”, and the Greek word “aischrologia”. Happy Plodding!
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson discuss the meaning of privilege, Taleb’s book, “Antifragile”, and the Greek word “aischrologia”. Happy Plodding!
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson address Christian’s relationship with technology as wealth. Then he talks about Thomas Sowell’s book, “Vision of the Anointed”, finishing it all off with a look at the Greek word “aischune”. Happy Plodding!
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson address Christian’s relationship with technology as wealth. Then he talks about Thomas Sowell’s book, “Vision of the Anointed”, finishing it all off with a look at the Greek word “aischune”. Happy Plodding!
Tune in to hear Pastor Wilson address Christian’s relationship with technology as wealth. Then he talks about Thomas Sowell’s book, “Vision of the Anointed”, finishing it all off with a look at the Greek word “aischune”. Happy Plodding!
Take a listen to Pastor Wilson address the Al Franken controversy, where he brings it all to the conclusion that stupidity never works. He then finishes off the episode with a book blurb about “Darwin’s Black Box”, ending with a look at the Greek word “aischrotes”. Happy plodding!
