100 episodes
Just and Sinner Podcast Jordan B Cooper
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 195 Ratings
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A weekly discussion of theology from a Lutheran perspective.
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The Communication of Attributes in Scripture (Intro to Christology)
This episode in our Christology series covers the communication of attributes as described in Holy Scripture through an explanation of the ideas of the seventeenth century orthodox.
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Michel Foucault on Power
This episode in our Makers of the Modern World series explores the French Postmodern philosopher Michel Foucault.
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The Nature of Christ's Presence in the Sacrament
This episode is a discussion of some recent controversy surrounding the nature of the presence of Christ in the Sacrament of the Altar.
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The Male Crisis and the Church's Response
This is a discussion of Richard Reeves' book Of Boys and Men and what the church can do to minister to disillusioned men.
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The Christology of Lutheran Orthodoxy
This continuation of our Christology series covers some of the precision in language used to describe the two natures in Christ among Lutheran orthodox theologians.
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Communion in Both Kinds (Augsburg Confession XXII)
This episode is a continuation of our series on the Augsbug Confession. On tis program, I discuss the medieval practice of withholding the cup from the laity.
Customer Reviews
Great resource
Dr. Cooper is a great scholar and theologian. He is very thorough in his research and does an excellent job relaying it to his audience. The topics are interesting and relevant! Thanks, Dr. Cooper!
Great Study of Scripture with Cultural and Philosophic Commentary
I’ve been extremely blessed by the teaching ministry of Dr. Cooper. He has a friendly spirit about him throughout these discussions, and he takes the time to describe Lutheran distinctions to people from different backgrounds. If you are interested in either Christianity generally or Lutheranism in particular, I believe Dr. Cooper should be included in your listening stack.
Blessing from God!
Dr. Cooper has helped me slowly move from Presbyterianism to Lutheranism. Highly recommend to anyone in the Reformed world!