EPISODE · Oct 19, 2025 · 1H 40M
From Nuclear Submarines to the Word of God: Why the Old Testament Still Matters | Pastor Stan Newton
from Unquenchable Fire Podcast · host Colton Kirkpatrick
On this episode of Unquenchable Fire, Colton is joined by Pastor Stan Newton.A former U.S. Navy Commander and Nuclear Submarine Officer, Stan went from serving his country to serving the Kingdom. With a degree from the Naval Academy and a Master’s in Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, he’s spent the last 30 years pastoring, mentoring, and teaching God’s Word, especially the often-overlooked Old Testament.In this episode, they talk about:🔥 Why modern Christians need the Old Testament more than ever🔥 The narrow way Jesus spoke of and why few find it🔥 Megachurches vs Local ministry🔥 What true revival looks like versus cultural religion🔥 God's revelatory grace through the giving of first the Law, then ChristTimestamps:00:00 - 10:39 Intro10:39 - 24:43 - The Naval Academy, Submarines and Seminary24:43 - 48:12 - Cultural Infections in the American Church48:12 - 01:18:17 - Why the Old Testament Matters Today (covenant, sacrifice)01:18:17 - 01:26:21 - New Creations in Christ & OT Law01:26:21 - 01:33:30 - Practical Prayer Advice01:33:30 - 01:40:36 - The Gospel Message, Speed round questions, Prayer
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On this episode of Unquenchable Fire, Colton is joined by Pastor Stan Newton. A former U.S. Navy Commander and Nuclear Submarine Officer, Stan went from serving his country to serving the Kingdom. With a degree from the Naval Academy and a Master’s in Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, he’s spent the last 30 years pastoring, mentoring, and teaching God’s Word, especially the often-overlooked Old Testament. In this episode, they talk about: 🔥 Why modern Christians need the Old Testam...
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