UPDATED Cornfield Theology Podcast

In this Cornfield Theology podcast we discuss the various elements of our liturgy at Redemption Hill Church.

There are many questions about Genesis 1-2, and we will address a few of them.

There is a lot to discuss about Genesis. As we land the plane on Genesis 1-11 we realize there is clean up in aisle 4.

We do not shy away from the most debated passages in the Bible. Genesis 6:1-4 is one of them. While there are most questions to ask we do attempt to point you into the right direction.

Listen or watch to learn what is not being said on Sunday morning about Genesis 1.

Redemption Hill worked its way through the Book of Hebrews for almost a year. We learned a lot, and we are still pondering more. Take a listen or watch to hear our musings.

The Christian life is described as a race. But what happens when someone stops running? In this episode we talk about apostasy.

In Galatians, the Apostle Paul has strong words about the preaching of a false gospel. In the 21st century, another false gospel is running rampant.

Martin Luther brought the match, gasoline, and dry straw to ignite the fire of the 16th-century Reformation. Learn more about this mighty reformer.

In this podcast, we begin to walk through the life and teachings of Martin Luther. The mark left by Luther cannot be overstated, and we explain why.

Is the Bible inerrant, or are there contradictions? We take up the question by looking at an alleged contradiction between Romans 4 and James 2.

How should we interpret the 2nd Commandment? In this podcast, we discuss whether having images of God is biblical. For more content, go to www.cornfieldtheology.com.

The Puritan, William Perkins, of the 16th century, wrote his treatise, the Golden Chain. He explained the profound theology of Holy Scripture.

The Scottish Presbyterian, John Knox, influenced the 16th century Reformation more than people realize. Take a listen to learn about his influence and why John Knox still matters in the 21st century.

In this podcast, we discuss God’s design for man and woman and what marriage tells us about redemption.

In this podcast, we discuss the importance of celebrating the Lord’s Table, some disagreements on this sacrament, and guidance for parents trying to discern if their kids should take communion. 

What should Christians do when 21st-century pastors and teachers teach contrary to orthodox, historic Christianity? We have a few thoughts. Also, what is up with Asbury Theological Seminary? More thoughts.

2022 was another interesting year and my guest, Jacob Young, joins me to reflect on the year that was.

It is Christmas, and it seems appropriate to take a deep dive into talking about the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Plus, Shawn has a rock in his shoe because of what Andy Stanley said about the birth of Jesus.

What does it mean to be a man? In our culture, masculinity is frowned upon. Paternity is a swear word. In this episode of Cornfield Theology, I chat with my friend Erik about a biblical view of men and masculinity.

How do you know if you will be saved? Is it possible to know that your salvation is sure? Take a listen to the latest podcast as we discuss one of the most misunderstood doctrines of the Christian faith.

In this podcast, we talk about God’s design for marriage between a man and a woman. We begin in Genesis 1 and work our way to Ephesians 5. Take a listen to learn more.

What can a person know about God by observing creation? The controversy about natural theology rages on, so I invited my friend Kenny Ortiz on the podcast to help Christians think through the question. 

There are a lot of Bible translations. We are here to help you choose the right one.

One of the essential doctrines of the Christian faith is justification. Why does the doctrine of justification matter, and what does it mean for you?

How should Christians think about art? In this episode, Shelby Anderson joins me in a conversation about the intersection of the Christian faith and art. And stay tuned to the very end to listen to a reading from Andrew Peterson’s Adorning the Dark.

How can you engage Mormons? We talk about our experiences with Mormons in the podcast and practical tips to engage Mormons. This podcast is part two or two.

What do Mormons believe, and are Mormons a part of Christianity? In this podcast, we compare Mormon theology with historical and orthodox Christianity. This podcast is part one of two.

It is good to ask questions. It is good to think well about what you believe. In this podcast, Logan and I take on common objections to Christianity. Joining us is producer Cory.

The hard truth is that suffering is a part of life. But how does a person manage the grief that comes with hardship? In this episode, I sit down with Aaron and Jocelyn Reichart as they open up about the loss of two children.

In an attempt to be fair and balanced, we take on several objections to Calvinism. Listen to part 2 to learn more about the great debate between Calvinism and Arminianism.

Calvinism is hotly debated. What is Calvinism and is it biblical? In this podcast, Lagan and I talk about my favorite flower, a TULIP.

Taking the gospel to the ends of the earth has always been the goal of evangelicalism. But what is a missionary, and what is the end goal of missions? I take up this topic with my good friend, Brooks Szewczyk. I think you will appreciate his insight.

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