74 episodes
Defend and Confirm Podcast Russell Berger & Sean DeMars
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 244 Ratings
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Theology. Apologetics. Dad jokes. Pastoral wisdom. Ecclesiology. Not necessarily in that order.
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How to Think Biblically About Your Government
In this final episode of our series on political theology, we look at how rulers should practically apply what Scripture teaches in our nation today.
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How Should Christians Think About Neurodiversity? | LIVE Call In
In this show Sean and Russell talk about neurodiversity, a concerning concept related to mental health and disability that has been making its way into Christian circles.
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The Bible and IVF | LIVE Call In | AL State Rep Terri Collins
We talk with two Alabama State representatives on the issue of IVF and abortion. It gets tense. Sean gets uncomfortable. Follow us on Youtube to watch these shows live!
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What Theonomy Gets Wrong: Part 2
We continue our critique of Theonomy, and respond to criticism of our previous episode from our theonomist brothers.
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What Theonomy Gets Wrong: Biblical Justice
Is God's law relevant for civil governments today? Yes, but not in the way that advocates of theonomy think. In this episode we look at what the Bible authorizes civil governments to do (and what he doesn't). If you find this and haven't listened to our first two episodes in this series, you're missing out!
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Episode 68: Theology of Church and State
The separation of church and state is a Christian doctrine, yet today, many enemies of Christianity insist this phrase means the separation of religion and politics. In this second episode in our series on political theology, we look at what the bible has to say about these two institutions and their authority.
Customer Reviews
One of favorite podcast
I am a young husband and father in Texas working striving to faithful at home, in our local church and at work in corporate America. This podcast has been such a blessing to help me think biblically through topics ranging from how to think about missions to how to engage with critical theory that is rampant in the work place. It’s always a joy for me when I see that Sean and Russell are kicking off a new series and always one of the podcasts that I recommend to friends.
Deep and yet approachable
I absolutely love this podcast and have gotten so much out of it!
It is deep, theologically rich, and yet very approachable and not at all intimidating. I feel I could easily share an episode with a new or unbeliever.
Multiplication movements
Thank you, men! It is difficult “water to tread” with such a unique vocabulary and “sounds good”, partially true semantic. You men have blessed the local church with your research and careful examination and discussion.