Do Theology Kenn Chipchase; Jeremy Howard

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Youtube: https://youtu.be/z-oEql7mcxs?si=g7IiuNPhF9KFPImb
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In this second episode of a multi-part series, Jeremy dives into the kingdom theology that drives Christian Nationalism. He makes the case that the CN movement is inextricably tied to Postmillennialism because it requires believers to strive for political power with the view that Christ’s kingdom will be established before He returns.
Joe Boot on Joel Webbon’s show: https://youtu.be/-NQYC00KF_I?si=8LWTVkZWtIAtfzSB
 
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0:00 Music
1:13 Introduction
2:23 Jeremy’s Definition of Christian Nationalism
3:44 Views of Church and Kingdom
11:18 Christian Nationalism Is Postmillennial
14:26 The Statement on Christian Nationalism
18:46 Psalm 110 and Acts 2
25:32 Believing Nations Are in Covenant Now
33:03 Believing All Nations Will Repent
34:21 Believing Christ’s Kingdom Is Here
39:25 Joe Boot on Only One Kingdom
56:57 The Christian Prince and Revival
1:05:04 Pushback: The Kingdom Comes with Christ
1:11:20 Pushback: Kings will Fight Him
1:14:02 Pushback: We are Called to Wait
1:17:53 A Final Thought on Imminency

In this first episode of a multi-part series, Jeremy spends time offering a definition of Christian Nationalism. Not only does he give a definition based off of his studies, but he also spends time responding to Joel Webbon's "Three Basic Beliefs of All Christian Nationalists." There's also a short clip played (and responded to) from Doug Wilson's message, "Postmillennialism," that was given at Joel Webbon's recent conference.
Joel Webbon's original video: https://youtu.be/ixQU9dAYQvA?si=Qc7sRvsYt6umP8OC
Doug Wilson's message on Postmillennialism: https://youtu.be/rn7T8XRFrH4?si=-yI6HaVnquNFKnBh
 
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0:00 Disclaimer
3:48 Music
5:01 Introducing the Issues
9:40 Jeremy’s Definition of CN
13:05 Introducing Webbon’s Episode
15:49 Webbon on Christianizing Culture
18:50 CN Is Not Merely Cultural Engagement
23:07 CN Is Christianizing Politics
26:10 CN’s View of the Great Commission
30:52 CN’s Postmillennial Influence
36:12 Webbon on the Ten Commandments
40:30 What Law Can and Can’t Do
45:33 How the Church Engages Government
50:05 Webbon on Strategic Political Power
52:35 CN Seeks Political Power
55:47 Wilson on Being at Home in the World
58:49 Final Thoughts

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Jeremy and Kenn sat down with Jesse Randolph and Gary Gilley to discuss Reformed Dispensationalism one more time. 
 
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Jeremy had a fantastic, sweeping conversation about dispensationalism with X's resident Dispy expert, David Baumgaertel -- and they didn't even mention John Nelson Darby!
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0:00 Introduction
2:08 Opening Pleasantries
6:50 Experience with the YRR Movement
13:40 Basic Hermeneutics
19:06 For the Common Man
23:33 How to Interpret the Old Testament
32:28 Hermeneutics of the Apostles
34:41 Progressive Revelation
40:04 Israel/Church Distinction
49:24 The Church as a Mystery
52:01 The Church as a New Man
56:05 NT Support for Israel's Restoration
1:05:21 Heavenly Jerusalem vs. Earthly Jerusalem
1:17:06 Two Peoples of God
1:24:22 Nations in the Future
1:27:30 Closing Pleasantries

Jeremy responds to Matthew Johnston, who, with Mike Riccardi and Peter Sammons, launched the "Reformed Dispensationalism" movement over the past couple of years. Jeremy is particularly responding to one of Johnston's sermons in which he advocates for the Reformed doctrine of the active obedience of Christ based on the Covenant of Works.
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0:00 Introduction
1:39 Combining Opposing Terms
3:49 My Experience with the Movement
16:48 Matthew Johnston Sermon Intro
20:56 Context of the Sermon
23:54 Covenant of Works Language
38:48 Covenant of Redemption Language
41:18 Active Obedience of Christ
49:25 Gospel Issue?
50:47 Imputed Righteousness
1:04:11 Conclusion