A Place For Truth Eric Anderson

This Episode features Andrew Sandlin, Ardel Caneday, and David Smith, with Host Eric Anderson.
Here, we discuss where some take Calvinism too far as it pertains to soteriology and how Arminians, in some regards, are closet Calvinists. How Dispensationalists are losing their theological footing. And, finally, what are the dangers of any form of warped Christianity, and how Pastors can effect change?

Editor: David Gonzales

In this episode, we discuss the relationship between law and gospel in Scripture and theology.

Key Takeaways


The law-gospel antithesis is an unhelpful construct that does not accurately reflect Scripture.
The law and gospel should be understood in light of God's covenants and kingdom.
Reducing the gospel to mere indicatives or the law to mere imperatives is oversimplified.
Scripture is sufficient - we should not read it primarily through the lens of extra-biblical sources.
Faith is trusting in Christ, not just mental assent to doctrine. Our doctrine matures through sanctification.

Read Ardel's Article here:

https://gbtseminary.org/wp-content/themes/gbts-website/journal/Pro-Pastor-2.2-Fall-2023.pdf

2020 revisited: Evaluating convictions and practices in the Reformed and Evangelical church three years after 'Covid'



Eric Anderson leads a conversation with Andrew Sandin, Ardel Caneday, Levi Secord, and Pastor Bob Dalberg.

This episode discusses masculinity and how a limited theology or a gnostic worldview lead to effeminacy.

In this episode, we aim to recover Evangelicalism from both Big-tent Gospel-centeredness and a tribalistic reaction through solid ecclesiology and a catholic spirit.

Guests: Andrew Sandlin, Ardell Caneday, Bob Dalberg, and David Smith.

Host: Eric Anderson.

Producer: David Gonzales

Soli Deo Gloria as the people of God: The failure of contemporary Evangelicalism to seek His glory as He prescribes it. This episode features Dr. Ardel Caneday and Dr. P. Andrew Sandlin