Gospel Driven Athlete Scott Willingham

How does understanding the distinction between the Redemptive Kingdom and the Common Kingdom help inform how Christians live and interact with the political world around us? Join Scott Willingham and co-hosts as they discuss the what's and why's of Two Kingdom Theology as it relates to politics. 

Join hosts Scott Willingham and Kevin Johnson at they continue in our Galatians series with a look at the second half of Galatians chapter 3. This week we will look at what exactly the promise of Abraham is, how we are heirs of that promise, and why it matters to us today. 

Join hosts Scott Willingham and Kevin Johnson as they continue in our Galatians series with a look at the first half of chapter 3. This week we will take a look at what made Paul call the Galatians “foolish,” what it means to be “sons of Abraham,” and how exactly we, as sinful people who are at odds with God as a result of our sin, can be right with Him. We will also take a look at how quickly we ourselves are at risk of being called foolish like the Galatians, through our own attempts to justify ourselves before God. 

Join hosts Scott Willingham and Kevin Johnson as they continue in our Galatians series with a look at chapter 2. This week we will take a look at Paul’s uncompromising commitment to the unadulterated, scandalous, and completely free gospel of Jesus Christ in the face of pressure from within the church to add human effort and new law to the gospel. We will also take a look at how today we often unwittingly add human effort and law to the gospel and, as a result, do the very thing that Paul fought so hard to prevent.  

Join Scott Willingham and his co-host as they take a look at where our assurance as Christians comes from, what faith is (and isn’t), and how these two concepts are integrally related.  

Join hosts Kevin Johnson and Scott Willingham as they kick off our series on Galatians with a look at chapter 1. This week we will take a look at what has gotten Paul so fired up in this chapter, what is really at stake within the church in Galatia, and whether or not this is something that we are at risk of falling prey to in our day and age as well.