In this episode, we finish addressing some of the criticism we've received surrounding our approach to defining sexual immorality and the consequences we believe it warrants. We dive into the reasons behind our stance, unpack the biblical basis for these views, and respond to accusations that our perspective is overly strict or harsh. Join us as we bring clarity to the conversation and stand firm on what Scripture teaches about morality, discipline, and the call to live a holy life.

In this episode, we continue discussing some of the criticism we've heard over the years. Let's jump back in!

In this episode we dive into the biblical and coherent support of one of our critic's biggest beefs: that our list of capital crimes and punishments are arbitrary, not found in the New Testament, and not in line with the law of love. Critics, this one's for you.

This week we finish discussing the objections we've heard to remove the necessity of obedience in James 2:24. We saved the best for last, so tune in and take notes!

In this episode, we review the objections we've heard to remove the necessity of obedience in James 2:24. Join us as we unpack excuses that high-profile, evangelical theologians give to remove the necessity of obedience.

In this final episode of our three-part series, we’ll finish our discussion on the role of women pastors. We’ll examine why, according to the Bible, women should not serve as pastors, even when they preach the "right" gospel. By the end of this episode, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of why women can not fulfill the role of pastors. Let’s dive in!

Welcome back to our discussion on women pastors. This week, we’re diving deeper into the distinctions between teachers, prophets, and pastors—and exploring when, and if, it’s ever right for women to step into these roles. Let's jump in! Find us on Instagram: thehammer.podcast

Can women be pastors? It’s one of today’s most debated questions, and in this three-part series, we dive deep into the conversation. Join us as we explore what most evangelicals agree on and where the lines are drawn when it comes to women in positions of authority.

This week, we'll conclude our discussion on slander. As we wrap up, we'll explore the signs of being guilty of slander and delve into its main causes. Find us on Instagram: thehammer.podcast

In this episode, we discuss the sin of slander, how that's different from gossip, and why slander is such a dangerous sin. Join us as we unpack this important topic! Find us on Instagram: thehammer.podcast

In this episode, we discuss the significance of the Lord’s Table. On the heels of our episode on baptism, we talk about this second, very important sacrament given by Jesus to the covenant community. Join us as we unpack this essential topic. Find us on Instagram: thehammer.podcast

In this episode, we delve deeper into our exploration of baptism, addressing one of the most frequently posed questions: "What about the thief on the cross?" If you’ve ever grappled with the necessity of baptism and encountered differing opinions, join us as we settle this discussion. Find us on Instagram: thehammer.podcast

In this episode, we discuss why baptism is essential for salvation. Be sure to tune in next week as we take an in-depth look at the Thief on the Cross. Find us on Instagram: thehammer.podcast

This week we finish our conversation on Church Authority and discuss in more detail Church discipline.

This week we finish our conversation on Church Authority and discuss in more detail Church discipline.

Is it possible to be a Christian without the church? In this episode, we discuss the vital role the church plays and the authority it holds. Join us as we unpack this topic and tune in next week for part two.

Over 80% of professing Christians today confess to practicing some form of sexual immorality, but how many of those professing Christians believe it will affect their eternal state? In this episode on Sexual Ethics, we discuss what constitutes sexual immorality, highlight the extreme spiritual hazard it represents, and show why that statistic should alarm anyone who claims to be a Christian.

Martin Luther is credited as the originator of the Faith Alone Gospel, which emerged during the Reformation and has since gained widespread acceptance among Evangelicals. In this episode, we delve into Martin Luther's background, the origins of the Faith Alone Gospel, and the dangers associated with this false gospel.

What is the root of bitterness? What causes it and how can we prevent it? In this episode, we answer all of these questions and talk about 4 important ways to help you prevent yourself from becoming someone diagnosed with a heart-bearing poisonous fruit.

Why am I here and what is my purpose? Where is everything heading? What is truth and where do I find it? Grab a cup of coffee, get comfy and join us as we unpack some of life's biggest ontological questions.

What do men like Phil Johnson, James White, Bob Wilkin & R. Scott Clark all have in common? They're all high profile pastors and theologians with clever excuses for why you shouldn't take James 2:24 at face value. Tune in this week as we break down the stupid things Evangelicals say when it comes to James 2:24.

In this episode we sit down with Kasey Bales, author of "Faith Alone is Not Enough", to learn more about her. Despite coming from an evangelical background embracing the very gospel her book opposes, we'll follow along with her as she explains her journey from evangelicalism to Marriage Covenant Theology.

In this episode, we discuss the gospel that's found in scripture - The Marriage Covenant Gospel. We also discuss in greater detail the clean laws which we covered briefly in a prior episode.

In this episode we discuss the faith alone gospel and how it contradicts what is seen in scripture. An important note not to miss: The clean laws are the signs associated with that covenant’s justification/right standing w/God or in other words their atonement. Please listen to The Marriage Covenant Gospel episode, where this is discussed in greater detail.