The Lancaster Patriot Podcast
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The Lancaster Patriot Podcast exists to provide a platform for biblical and theonomic commentary on current events and robust discussion on the topics that matter most. Presented in partnership with Future of Christendom.
Episodes 187
187. Why I Hate Vain Philosophy (and You Should Too)
Paul warned Timothy to avoid “myths and endless genealogies, which promote speculations rather than the stewardship from God that is by faith.” He told Titus that such quarrels are “unprofitable and …
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Paul warned Timothy to avoid “myths and endless genealogies, which promote speculations rather than the stewardship from God that is by faith.” He told Titus that such quarrels are “unprofitable and worthless.”
In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume argues that the natural law debate in Reformed circles today has become exactly that. Grant that man can know moral truths from nature. Man also suppresses and corrupts them. Two men can both claim “right reason in agreement with nature” and reach opposite verdicts. So what difference does natural law make?
Chris puts it to the test with real cases from Lancaster County. Should Amos Miller have been prosecuted for selling milk to his neighbors? Should Reuben King have been fined $35,000 for selling rifles? “Natural law” can’t say. God’s written law can.
Wisdom is justified by her children. The children of natural law philosophy are statism and injustice. It’s time to put down the speculation and read the map God has given us.
186. CREC Pastor Attempts to Refute Lancastrian Theonomy
A CREC pulpit recently took aim at Lancastrian Theonomy. The core critique from Pastor Kasey Horvath of All Saints Church? "Just preach the gospel." The problem is that this answer solves a question no one …
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A CREC pulpit recently took aim at Lancastrian Theonomy. The core critique from Pastor Kasey Horvath of All Saints Church? "Just preach the gospel." The problem is that this answer solves a question no one asked (How are men saved?) while dodging the main question theonomists are asking: By what standard does the magistrate judge? When you claim the civil government exists to "restrain evil," you immediately force the issue—Who defines evil, and who sets the penalties? Man’s legislature, or God’s Law-Word? In this episode, Chris Hume lays out the pastor's complete argument, isolates the category errors, and takes the critique apart clip-by-clip.
185. Kings, Customs, and Matt Doyle's Argument
In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume responds to feedback from Matt Doyle regarding 1 Samuel 30:25, Greg Bahnsen, and the distinction between historic theonomy and Lancastrian …
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In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume responds to feedback from Matt Doyle regarding 1 Samuel 30:25, Greg Bahnsen, and the distinction between historic theonomy and Lancastrian theonomy.
The core argument of this episode comes down to one fundamental sentence: We are arguing for general equity adjudication, not general equity legislation. A legislature attempts to pre-adjudicate every case in advance—imposing human-made rules on everyone before an event occurs and stripping judges of the biblical wisdom required for individual cases. By contrast, biblical adjudication calls on judges to apply God’s revealed law with wisdom, prudence, and diligent inquiry to real disputes after they happen.
Chris examines David’s army custom, the difference between voluntary customs vs. state-enforced legislation, the role of Israel's kings under Deuteronomy 17, and why a return to local judicial wisdom under Christ’s lordship is the path forward for Christendom.
184. Bahnsen Affirms Core Tenet of Lancastrian Theonomy
In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume examines a key section from Greg Bahnsen’s Theonomy in Christian Ethics in which Bahnsen describes the structure of civil authority under the judges …
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In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume examines a key section from Greg Bahnsen’s Theonomy in Christian Ethics in which Bahnsen describes the structure of civil authority under the judges and the kings of Israel. Bahnsen notes that the kings “do not seem to have had legislative power, but they were essentially judges or governors.”
This observation directly supports a core claim of Lancastrian theonomy: the civil magistrate’s duty is adjudication according to God’s revealed Law, not the creation of new laws. Hume walks through why Bahnsen’s historical reading matters for contemporary debates about the magistrate’s role, then addresses a common objection from 1 Samuel 30:25 regarding David’s “statute.”
This episode is dedicated to Matt Doyle, whose consistent engagement with Lancastrian theonomy has helped many others see and embrace the position.
183. Christian Colleges Are Teaching Statism Instead of God's System
In this episode, Chris Hume takes a critical look at how modern Christian education approaches the law. While institutions like New Saint Andrews College in Idaho claim to offer a biblical worldview, are they …
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In this episode, Chris Hume takes a critical look at how modern Christian education approaches the law. While institutions like New Saint Andrews College in Idaho claim to offer a biblical worldview, are they truly teaching God’s system of justice—or are they spending endless hours instilling man-made legal systems instead? Are they syncretizing the religion of statism with Christianity?
182. Doug Wilson on NPR — Oh, How I Love the Constitution?
On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, presented by Future of Christendom, Chris Hume responds to Doug Wilson's recent NPR interview — and to one revealing line in particular: "I love the …
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On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, presented by Future of Christendom, Chris Hume responds to Doug Wilson's recent NPR interview — and to one revealing line in particular: "I love the Constitution… I love the constitutional structure."
It sounds like a harmless patriotic sentiment. But God has given His people a law and a structure for justice of His own — so what should we make of it when a prominent Christian leader professes love for a man-made one?
Chris argues that this instinct doesn't stand alone. It's tied directly to a second thing Wilson said in the same interview: that he's not interested in applying the Old Testament straight across with no variations — that the judicial law no longer applies. And that, Chris contends, is the root: once you conclude God's judicial law has passed off the stage, you're left with a vacuum where the civil standard should be, and something has to fill it. Man does. And so a good man learns to love the framework men have built.
During the episode, Chris mentions an article highlighting how early American leaders began treating the Constitution like Holy Writ. To clarify a detail from the audio: it was actually John Quincy Adams (not John Adams) who shockingly lifted language directly from Deuteronomy to praise America's founding documents.In his 1839 Jubilee of the Constitution address, John Quincy Adams declared: "Your Mount Ebal, is the confederacy of separate state sovereignties, and your Mount Gerizim is the Constitution of the United States... Lay up these principles, then, in your hearts, and in your souls – bind them for signs upon your hands, that they may be as frontlets between your eyes – teach them to your children... cling to them as to the issues of life – adhere to them as to the cords of your eternal salvation." When Christians attribute national blessings to a man-made document and use the language of Scripture to revere a political framework, it reveals a massive blind spot in modern Christendom. We must reject the man-made legislative structure and return to God's standard of justice.
181. Morocco, the Netherlands, and the Two Faces of Apostasy
On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, presented by Future of Christendom, Chris Hume shares his thoughts following the soccer matchup of two nations that have a rich Christian history: the …
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On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, presented by Future of Christendom, Chris Hume shares his thoughts following the soccer matchup of two nations that have a rich Christian history: the Netherlands and Morocco. Two nations that once held robust places within Christendom, and now neither one does. One was conquered by the sword of Islam. The other threw Christ out the front door and called it progress.Chris walks through both nations under the lens of God's Law:— The forgotten Christian history of North Africa, and how Morocco was lost— The Netherlands from the Synod of Dort to state-sponsored child euthanasia— Islam vs. secular humanism: which is worse to live under, and why "neutrality" is a myth— The truth about Ottoman rule of Christians (a response to claims made on Tucker Carlson), featuring historian Raymond Ibrahim— The hard question: in a nation under God's Law, would a Muslim bowing to Allah be guilty of a capital crime? An honest, open-handed look at Deuteronomy 13, Deuteronomy 17, and Leviticus 24Chris makes the case that the answer isn't Mecca and it isn't Amsterdam — it's the crown rights of King Jesus over every square inch.🎧 New shirts: tinyurl.com/endstatismshirt📅 Conference — America Reforged: Rebuilding on God's Law: futureofchristendom.org/events🤝 Support the show: patreon.com/thelancasterpatriot#theonomy #GodsLaw #Christendom #Islam #secularism #Reformed #TheLancasterPatriot #FutureOfChristendom #ChrisHume
180. Doug Wilson Is Wrong About Worship
In this episode, Chris Hume responds to three clips thatreveal a serious confusion of priorities in parts of the Reformed world.First, Doug Wilson claims that Sunday worship is the mostimportant thing a …
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In this episode, Chris Hume responds to three clips thatreveal a serious confusion of priorities in parts of the Reformed world.
First, Doug Wilson claims that Sunday worship is the mostimportant thing a Christian does. Chris explains why this statement, though common, actually inverts the biblical order. God repeatedly shows us that He values justice and righteousness more highly than ritual and religiousobservance.
Second, Wilson makes a revealing comment about structuringlaws to achieve desired outcomes. Chris pushes back on the idea that we are called to tinker with or redesign God’s Law in order to get better results.
Finally, Chris addresses a statement from Dan Horn, whoargued that speeding is a sin and that churches should not elect pastors who speed. This comment exposes a deeper problem: treating man-made regulations as moral law.
Throughout the episode, Chris argues that we have largelyinverted God’s priority list. Justice and righteousness are weightier matters than liturgy and institutional worship — and when we get this backwards, we distort the Christian life.
More resources on speeding:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=CQ3NXWjopv4
179. Matt Walsh Gets Halfway to Lancastrian Theonomy
In this episode, Chris Hume begins with the federal government’s latest crackdown on “antisemitism” and how Executive Orders 13899 and 14188 are expanding the definition of unlawful speech. He then plays a key …
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In this episode, Chris Hume begins with the federal government’s latest crackdown on “antisemitism” and how Executive Orders 13899 and 14188 are expanding the definition of unlawful speech. He then plays a key clip from Matt Walsh that gets remarkably close to the Lancastrian theonomic position — before Walsh falls back into statism. Chris closes by addressing the immigration debate through a recent Future of Christendom meme, showing that the real problem is not people coming over the border, but what we are mass-producing inside our own borders through the rejection of God’s Law.
178. The Form and Purpose of Government (Further Response to Dr. Chris Walker)
After a months-long hiatus, Chris Hume returns to The Lancaster Patriot Podcast to (finally) wrap up his analysis of Dr. Chris Walker’s Sunday School series on civil government.
177. Statist Slavery, Biblical Servitude, and Leviticus 25
In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume contrasts statist slavery with biblical servitude and looks at a section of Leviticus 25. The ugly truth is that the United States has the …
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In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume contrasts statist slavery with biblical servitude and looks at a section of Leviticus 25. The ugly truth is that the United States has the fourth-highest incarceration rate on earth (behind only El Salvador, Cuba, and Rwanda), nearly 2 million souls locked in cages, a 70+% recidivism rate, and a system that turns petty offenders into lifetime wards of the state — all funded by your taxes. Most damning of all: the modern prison-industrial complex is the direct antithesis of the biblical law concerning servants. While man-made law locks men up for years with no path to restitution and no hope of restoration, God’s Law offers a different path.
176. Chris Hume and Wilson Whiting Discuss Morality, Knowledge, and God
A couple weeks after their public debate, Chris Hume (Christian) and Wilson Whiting (atheist) sat down to continue their conversation. The first hour largely focuses on biblical servitude, before the …
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A couple weeks after their public debate, Chris Hume (Christian) and Wilson Whiting (atheist) sat down to continue their conversation. The first hour largely focuses on biblical servitude, before the conversation transitions to morality and epistemology.
175. Atheist Arguments Against Biblical Slavery
Chris Hume follows up on his recent public debate with atheist Wilson Whiting by addressing the common atheist argument against biblical slavery. A common tactic among atheists is to simply read biblical law …
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Chris Hume follows up on his recent public debate with atheist Wilson Whiting by addressing the common atheist argument against biblical slavery. A common tactic among atheists is to simply read biblical law and watch Christians squirm. But this only happens because the church has not been taught to understand and love the Law of God. This episode will equip you to respond to the common atheist objection: "The Bible endorses slavery."Watch the HUME vs. WILSON Debate: https://youtu.be/Bu1d-s7B17U?si=mQIdveH0G9zD0Hla
174. Charlie Kirk's Memorial Service and American Christianity (feat. Luke Saint)
The untimely death of Charlie Kirk has sent waves of grief and reflection across the American landscape, placing the intersection of faith and public life center stage. In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot …
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The untimely death of Charlie Kirk has sent waves of grief and reflection across the American landscape, placing the intersection of faith and public life center stage. In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot, Chris Hume offers five essential biblical guideposts for Christians navigating the conversation surrounding Kirk’s public memorial service and the state of Christianity in American conservatism. While celebrating the powerful public witness and proclamation of the Gospel at the service, we also need to apply necessary biblical discernment, asking: What does this event reveal about the depth and focus of modern American Christianity? Is the movement truly centered on the Law-Word of God, or human principles?
173. More on Dr. Chris Walker’s Sunday School and Thoughts on Mission Drift
Chris Hume continues his analysis of a Sunday School series put on by Dr. Chris Walker (of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Lancaster, PA). In this episode, he interacts with Dr. Walker’s session entitled …
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Chris Hume continues his analysis of a Sunday School series put on by Dr. Chris Walker (of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Lancaster, PA). In this episode, he interacts with Dr. Walker’s session entitled, “What Is the Mission of the Church?”
172. Trump on Flag Burning, Doug Wilson on Immigration, and Chris Walker on Theonomy
In this episode, Chris Hume discusses President Trump’sexecutive order on flag burning, exposing how it elevates the American flag to an idolatrous symbol in civic life. Next, he critiques a clip from Doug …
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In this episode, Chris Hume discusses President Trump’sexecutive order on flag burning, exposing how it elevates the American flag to an idolatrous symbol in civic life. Next, he critiques a clip from Doug Wilson on immigration, arguing that God’s Law offers true assimilation. Finally, he shares clips from Dr. Chris Walker, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Lancaster, PA, as he briefly engages with Lancastrian theonomy during a recent Sunday school lesson.
Episode about Dr. Chris Walker’s rationale for shutting downchurch: https://youtu.be/-zqh3Q_hVRw?si=ELc--DQH71nwtr87
Link to Dr. Chris Walker’s Sunday School session on theonomy:https://subsplash.com/u/westminsterpresbyteri-1/media/d/zgfvmc6-theonomy-and-the-relationship-between-gods-law-and-government?autoplay
Watch Luke Saint's episode of Think & Reform discussingDr. Chris Walker's lesson: https://youtu.be/LfKCd4pyVhE?si=BE3HAcOqGMqI4fyG
171. The St. Isidore SCOTUS Case
Chris Hume dives into the recent St. Isidore Supreme Court case, unpacking the statist assumptions underlying the argumentation. He also exposes the false claim that education can ever truly be religiously …
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Chris Hume dives into the recent St. Isidore Supreme Court case, unpacking the statist assumptions underlying the argumentation. He also exposes the false claim that education can ever truly be religiously neutral. Additionally, we play key clips from the oral arguments, providing analysis that cuts through the legal jargon to reveal the core issues at stake.
170. Lititz Pride Fest, Dinosaurs, and a New Cell Phone Law
Chris Hume discusses the outreach at the Lititz Pride Fest, including a conversation Luke Saint had with someone about dinosaurs, and concludes with some comments on Pennsylvania's new cell phone law.
169. Lancastrian Theonomy Symposium Recap and Owen Strachan’s Odd Comments
Chris Hume is joined by Luke Saint, Adam Terrell, and Camden Whitener to answer some leftover audience questions from the recent Lancastrian Theonomy Symposium and interact with a clip where Owen Strachan makes …
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Chris Hume is joined by Luke Saint, Adam Terrell, and Camden Whitener to answer some leftover audience questions from the recent Lancastrian Theonomy Symposium and interact with a clip where Owen Strachan makes some comments about justice and the Old Testament. Strachan's comments suggest that Old Testament verses may not be binding on the Christian conscience unless explicitly reaffirmed in the New Testament – a stance with significant implications for the enduring authority and comprehensive scope of God's revealed Law-Word.
168. Jon Speed Critiques Doug Wilson's Smashmouth Incrementalism
Jon Speed (along with T. Russell Hunter) recently debated Doug Wilson and Joe Rigney on abolition and smashmouth incrementalism. Following the debate, Speed released a video with his post-debate commentary. On …
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Jon Speed (along with T. Russell Hunter) recently debated Doug Wilson and Joe Rigney on abolition and smashmouth incrementalism. Following the debate, Speed released a video with his post-debate commentary. On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume plays some of Speed’s comments and interacts with the issue from a theonomic perspective.
Watch the Wilson/Rigney-Speed/Hunter Debate: https://www.youtube.com/live/aPu80Zsksu0?si=sh4axyBgh9XhsQBr
Watch Jon Speed’s post-debate comments: https://www.facebook.com/904335127/videos/1034030191646782/
167. The Truth About Tariffs (feat. Dr. Oak)
President Donald Trump has claimed that his tariffs could, among other things, eliminate the income tax for most Americans. “It will be a bonanza for America,” Trump wrote recently on Truth Social. Other are …
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President Donald Trump has claimed that his tariffs could, among other things, eliminate the income tax for most Americans. “It will be a bonanza for America,” Trump wrote recently on Truth Social. Other are claiming that tariffs will lead to more jobs in America. On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Oak Pongsree, Ph.D., joins Chris Hume to discuss tariffs. What are tariffs? And will they truly make America “great again”?
166. The Not So Loving Side of Gentle Parenting (feat. Justin L. Miller)
Is "Gentle Parenting" the proper approach to raising children? Or is something seriously amiss with this new approach? Justin L. Miller, author of the newly released book, The Not So Loving Side of Gentle …
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Is "Gentle Parenting" the proper approach to raising children? Or is something seriously amiss with this new approach? Justin L. Miller, author of the newly released book, The Not So Loving Side of Gentle Parenting, joins Chris Hume to discuss his new book, parenting, and child discipline.
Order a copy of Justin's book here: https://freegracepress.com/products/gentle-parenting-preorder
165. Upcoming Events, Midwits, and Wolfe's Scary Term Fallacy
After making a few comments about upcoming events and a statement from Northern End Stands Up, Chris Hume interacts with a few clips from a recent Stephen Wolfe video. Wolfe says that some people (midwits) are …
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After making a few comments about upcoming events and a statement from Northern End Stands Up, Chris Hume interacts with a few clips from a recent Stephen Wolfe video. Wolfe says that some people (midwits) are committing the “scary term fallacy” in critiquing his position. Chris affirms Wolfe’s argument in principle, but contends many Christian nationalists are committing that exact fallacy in attempting to refute theonomic arguments against Wolfe’s Christian nationalism.
164. Modern-Day Jews and Zionism (feat. Shak Khoury and John Bingaman)
In the final episode in our three-part series on Israel andJudaism, Chris Hume is joined by John Bingaman (board member with Future of Christendom) and Shak Khoury (born and raised in Israel) to discuss and …
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In the final episode in our three-part series on Israel andJudaism, Chris Hume is joined by John Bingaman (board member with Future of Christendom) and Shak Khoury (born and raised in Israel) to discuss and apply our understanding of modern-day Judaism and the related concept of Zionism.
163. James Jordan’s Article on the Future of Israel
In part two in the series on Israel, Chris Hume summarizes James Jordan’s 1991 article entitled, “The Future of Israel Re-examined.” Jordan provides the preterist interpretation of Romans 11, a view which has …
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In part two in the series on Israel, Chris Hume summarizes James Jordan’s 1991 article entitled, “The Future of Israel Re-examined.” Jordan provides the preterist interpretation of Romans 11, a view which has ramifications for our view of “modern-day Judaism.”
162. What is Israel? (feat. Ron Dodson)
The first part in a three-part series on Israel, Judaism, and Christianity. Chris Hume is joined by Ron Dodson to discuss the concept of Israel and the development of the people of God throughout the biblical …
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The first part in a three-part series on Israel, Judaism, and Christianity. Chris Hume is joined by Ron Dodson to discuss the concept of Israel and the development of the people of God throughout the biblical narrative.
Read Ron's article: https://americanreformer.org/2023/11/just-what-is-israel/161. Dan Horn vs. Rich Lusk on Children in the Church
On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast two reformed Christian pastors have an informal discussion/debate on baptism and children in the church. Pastor Dan Horn defends the reformed credobaptist …
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On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast two reformed Christian pastors have an informal discussion/debate on baptism and children in the church. Pastor Dan Horn defends the reformed credobaptist position and Pastor Rich Lusk promotes the reformed paedobaptist view. Enjoy this respectful and thoughtful exchange between two knowledgeable pastors!
About the guests:
Dan Horn serves as an elder at Reformation Baptist Church in Youngsville, North Carolina. He has written several books on theology including Sanctified by God: A Call to Keep the Christian Sabbath. Pastor Horn has been married to his wife, Kendra, since 1988 and they have three children and nine grandchildren. Pastor Horn frequently contributes to The Conquering Truth, a weekly podcast for Christians seeking to discern how to live in today’s world in alignment with God’s word.
Rich Lusk serves as a pastor at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, Alabama. In addition to many articles, papers and essays, he is the author of Paedofaith: A Primer on the Mystery of Infant Salvation and a Handbook for Covenant Parents, as well as a contributing author to The Federal Vision and The Case for Covenant Communion. Resources from Pastor Lusk can be found at the TPC Pastor's Page.
160. In Defense of Open-Air Preaching
Both the biblical narrative and church history are full of examples of the gospel being proclaimed in the "open-air." Nevertheless, many today claim such an approach is outdated and counterproductive. The …
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Both the biblical narrative and church history are full of examples of the gospel being proclaimed in the "open-air." Nevertheless, many today claim such an approach is outdated and counterproductive. The guests on this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast beg to differ. Listen in as Chris Hume asks three seasoned open-air preachers about their work and the reason they believe there is still a place to proclaim the gospel of Christ in the open-air.
About the guests:
Bill Adams is the overseer for SFOI.org, an organization with a vision is to "Mobilize the Next Generation of George Whitefields to Saturate the Western World with the Gospel." Bill has preached at and often led evangelism teams to 24 Super Bowls, 12 NBA & 13 MLB All-Star Celebrations, 16 Final Fours, 2 World Cups, 4 Summer and 3 Winter Olympic Games and 3 Rugby and 3 Cricket World Championships.
Scott Smith heads up Schoolmaster Ministries and has preached on numerous college campuses across the nation. Originally from New England, God sovereignly converted Scott in October, 1979 when he was in Hawaii on his way to Australia.
Ryan Denton is a church planter, open air preacher, and evangelist under Vanguard Presbyterian Church. He is author of seven books, as well as a contributor to DesiringGod, Founders Ministries, Ref21, The Confessional Presbyterian, Heidelblog, and others. He has a Th.M from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and lives in Texas with his wife and 3 sons. For more information about Ryan, visit RyanDenton.com.
159. Evangelism and Christianity Explored (feat. Ben Kirkpatrick)
Ben Kirkpatrick serves as the Operations Manager of Christianity Explored North America, a ministry with the goal of helping "people meet Jesus in the Bible and explore the Christian faith." On this episode of …
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Ben Kirkpatrick serves as the Operations Manager of Christianity Explored North America, a ministry with the goal of helping "people meet Jesus in the Bible and explore the Christian faith." On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume shares his experience with Christianity Explored and asks Ben to introduce people to this helpful evangelistic resource.Ben Kirkpatrick's personal meeting link: https://meetings.hubspot.com/ben-kirkpatrick/ce-coachingCE website: https://www.christianityexplored.us/The Leader's Area: https://www.christianityexplored.us/leaders-area/CE Events Page: https://www.christianityexplored.us/events/
158. Wisdom Is Justified by All Her Children
Chris Hume explains that application is essential to any (biblical) position, talks about an erroneous sacred-secular divide, and ends with the story of Naboth's vineyard.
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