114 episodes
Holy Joys Podcast Johnathan Arnold
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.7 • 23 Ratings
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A discussion of theology and ministry practice, all for a holy, happy church. A ministry of holyjoys.org.
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Introduction to Catechesis and the New Methodist Catechism
Johnathan Arnold and David Fry discuss catechesis and the forthcoming New Methodist Catechism.
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Fred Sanders on Hilary of Poitiers and the Trinity
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Israel and the Church, Dispensationalism, and Replacement Theology (Repost)
In this episode of the Holy Joys Podcast, Dr. David Fry and Johnathan Arnold discuss several views on Israel and the church, addressing the common accusation that those who recognize continuity between Israel and the church are proponents of replacement theology and somehow “anti-Israel.”
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Evangelism and Being a Missional Church
David Fry and Johnathan Arnold discuss approaches to evangelism, the evangelistic duty of the pastor-theologian, and the priority of missions in the life of the church.
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Catechism Class, Week 6: The Means of Grace
In this special episode of the Holy Joys Podcast, Johnathan Arnold teaches through an early draft of the New Methodist Catechism in preparation for a baptism and church membership class at Redeemer Wesleyan Church, where he serves as Senior Pastor.
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Church Growth: Numbers and Maturity
Johnathan Arnold and David Fry discuss David's recent article, "What Does Healthy Church Growth Look Like?"
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Customer Reviews
Insightful
While my lack of formal education often require me to Google the terms they are using in their discussion, their views and shared resources on scripture and the church have helped reshape many of the unbiblical beliefs I held.
Great insight!
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Challenging Truth
I’ve appreciated the truth that has been talked about on this podcast. I have been challenged to allow Scripture to shape my thinking more and the Great Tradition of the Church. Really good nuggets of truth and relevant topics are discussed on this podcast.