The Jackson Gravitt Theology Podcast

Jackson Gravitt
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A podcast by Jackson Gravitt on the Bible and Church History.

  1. 07/21/2023

    Reformation History 12: The Counter-Reformation: Roman Catholicism at the Council of Trent

    How did Roman Catholic respond to the Reformation? The Council of Trent condemned Protestants, but also aimed to purify the Roman church.

  2. 07/20/2023

    Reformation History 11: The Radical Reformation: Why Not to Be a Biblicist

    We discuss the radical reformers, who believed every post-Constantine development in the church was negative. We explore four expressions of the radical movement and contrast their methodology with that of the Magisterial Reformers

  3. 07/14/2023

    Reformation History 10: The English Reformation, Part 2: The Shape of English Protestantism

    The Church of England became its own thing — not really Reformed or Lutheran. How did this happen, and who contributed to its distinct shape?

  4. 07/13/2023

    Reformation History 9: The English Reformation, Part 1: The Dissemination of Protestant Ideas

    How did England — and especially Henry VIII — lose their Catholic sympathies and join the Protestant movement?

  5. 07/11/2023

    John Calvin on Hosea: Hosea 1:3-4

    Calvin explains how Gomer symbolizes Israel by explaining what her name means in the “parable.” He also begins looking at their first child, Jezreel.

  6. 07/07/2023

    Reformation History 8: Do Not Go Beyond What is Written: Calvin’s Theological Method

    In this episode, we explore Calvin’s commitment not to go beyond what is written in the text of Scripture. We look specifically at Calvin’s view of salvation and his exegesis of the Old Testament.

  7. 07/06/2023

    Reformation History 7: A Reformed Catholic: John Calvin and the Genevan Church

    This episodes looks at the life of Calvin, especially highlighting his time in Geneva and a few of his most notable works.

  8. 06/30/2023

    Reformation History 6: Luther Contra Mundum: Why ‘The Reformation’ is an Inaccurate Term

    This episode highlights two events after the Diet of Worms. First, Luther debated Erasmus on the issue of free will, arguing for the Augustinian definition. We then turn our sights to Switzerland and the emerging reform church. As pressures mount, the two sides consider an alliance, but cooperation stalls at the Colloquy of Marburg.

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