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In this episode, Jordan and Hunter engage with Dr. John Wilsey about his new book on religious freedom. They explore the historical context of religious freedom in America, the relationship between conservatism and religious liberty, and the balance between order and liberty in society. The conversation also delves into the complexities of nationalism, the challenges facing conservatism today, and the importance of maintaining optimism in the face of cultural challenges.
Resources:
1) Religious Freedom: A Conservative Primer, John Wilsey
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:26 The Importance of Curiosity and Critical Thinking
02:23 Dr. John Willesee and His Book on Religious Freedom
07:00 The Uniquely American Tradition of Religious Freedom
11:23 Conservatism and Its Role in Defending Religious Freedom
13:44 Skepticism Towards Religious Freedom in Modern Society
18:20 Balancing Order and Liberty in Religious Freedom
21:50 Common Good vs. Individual Rights in Society
26:27 Defining Conservatism and Its Challenges
32:41 Understanding Nationality and Nationalism
40:06 The Long View of Conservatism and Optimism
48:10 Upcoming Works and Conclusion
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In this episode Jordan, Zach Williams, Matt Gilleskie, Dr. Matthew Bingham discuss the themes of spiritual formation, the importance of early modern reformed sources, and the role of meditation in the Christian life. Dr. Bingham shares insights from his book 'Heart of Flame for God', emphasizing the need for a word-centered approach to spiritual formation and the significance of the local church in nurturing believers. The conversation also touches on the neglect of Puritan literature in contemporary spiritual practices and the distinctions between Reformed and generic evangelical approaches.
Resources:
1) A Heart Aflame for God: A Reformed Approach to Spiritual Formation, Matthew Bingham
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:23 Introducing Dr. Matthew Bingham
02:08 The Genesis of 'Heart of Flame for God'
06:02 Understanding Spiritual Formation vs. Spiritual Disciplines
08:27 Neglect of Early Modern Reformed Sources
12:12 Perceptions of Puritanism in Spiritual Formation
14:46 Distinguishing Reformed Spiritual Formation
19:33 Reformed vs. Arminian Perspectives on Spiritual Formation
24:11 Eclecticism in Spiritual Formation Practices
26:31 The Balance of Evangelism and Spiritual Formation
29:00 Understanding Meditation in the Reformed Tradition
35:20 The Role of Scripture and Prayer in Spiritual Formation
39:10 Nature's Influence on Spiritual Growth
44:07 The Church's Role in Spiritual Formation
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In this episode, Jake and Jesse talk about Baptist systematic theology, tracing its evolution from the seventeenth century to the present. They discuss key figures like Thomas Grantham, John Gill, and E.Y. Mullins, highlighting their contributions and methodological differences. The conversation further explores Free Will Baptist and Northern Baptist systematic theologies, emphasizing the unique influences shaping these works.
Chapters
IntroductionThe Legacy of Baptist Systematic TheologiesNineteenth and Twentieth-Century ContributionsFree Will Baptist and Northern Baptist TheologiesContemporary Systematic TheologyClosing Thoughts
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In this episode Hunter Hindsman, Leland Brown, and Stephen Presley discuss the importance of biblical theology in the life of the early church. Dr. Presley shares insights from his new book, exploring how the early church engaged with their culture and the role of the Bible in shaping their worldview. The conversation delves into the significance of ecclesial biblical theology, the influence of early church fathers, and the relationship between the rule of faith and sound biblical interpretation. They discuss the role of ecclesial context in interpretation, highlighting the necessity of discipleship and community involvement. Practical guidance for pastors is provided, focusing on how to build a liturgy that reinforces biblical interpretation. And more!
Resources:
1) Biblical Theology in the Life of the Early Church: Recovering an Ancient Vision, Stephen Presley
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum and Guests
02:00 Dr. Steven Presley's Background and Current Work
03:38 Cultural Sanctification and Its Relation to New Book
06:15 The State of Biblical Theology Today
08:35 Ecclesial Biblical Theology: A New Perspective
09:41 Methods vs. Assumptions in Biblical Interpretation
11:30 The Role of Early Church Fathers in Biblical Theology
12:58 First Principles of Biblical Theology
20:06 Understanding the Rule of Faith
23:19 Trinitarian Interpretation in Early Church Theology
26:36 Understanding the Literal and Historical Sense
30:04 The Role of Ecclesial Context in Interpretation
32:51 Discipleship and Community in Biblical Interpretation
35:13 Practical Guidance for Pastors
39:40 Building a Liturgy that Reinforces Interpretation
44:32 Engaging with the Church Fathers
48:15 Recommended Readings for Understanding the Fathers
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In this episode Jordan talks with Adam Renberg about the historical significance of the Council of Nicaea and the Nicene Creed, exploring the complexities of the Arian controversy, the formation of Nicene theology, and the implications for modern Christianity. They discuss the importance of understanding the historical context, the role of key figures like Eusebius, and the relevance of the Nicene Creed in contemporary worship and identity formation within the church.
Resources:
1) Is Eusebius of Caesarea a ‘Nicene’? A Contribution to the Notion of Conciliar Theology, Adam Renberg
To learn more about Professor Lending, visit their website here.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:27 Meet Dr. Adam Renberg: A Theologian's Journey
03:28 Historical Context of the Council of Nicaea
11:59 The Council of Nicaea: Key Events and Figures
19:41 Understanding the Nicene Creed
20:10 Defining Nicene Theology: A Broader Perspective
24:55 Judgments vs. Concepts in Nicene Theology
32:06 Eusebius of Caesarea: A Complex Figure
36:35 Modern Implications of the Nicene Creed
41:51 Pastoral and Doxological Dimensions of the Nicene Creed
49:02 Introduction and Acknowledgments
49:56 Promoting Important Work in Academia
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In this episode Jordan talks with Leland Brown and Hunter Hindsman about hermeneutics, exploring various models of scripture interpretation. They delve into the differences between modern and pre-modern approaches, the significance of authorial intent, and the multifaceted nature of language in biblical texts. The conversation also touches on the implications of figurative interpretations, the relationship between the Old and New Testaments, and the importance of context in preaching.
To learn more about Professor Lending, visit their website here.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:27 Exploring Hermeneutics: Models of Interpretation
04:30 Modern vs. Pre-Modern Hermeneutics
08:12 Divine vs. Human Author Intentions
11:01 Language and Interpretation in Hermeneutics
14:18 The Role of Divine Providence in Scripture
19:37 The Uniqueness of Scripture and Its Interpretation
22:11 Allegorical and Typological Readings of Scripture
27:21 Concluding Thoughts on Hermeneutics
29:46 Hermeneutics and Interpretation of Scripture
46:50 The Role of Christ in Biblical Interpretation
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Jordan talks with Dr. Greg Lee to discuss Augustine's 'City of God' and its relevance to contemporary issues such as social justice, political division, and church unity. They explore the importance of understanding Augustine's context, the implications of his thoughts on coercion and unity, the necessity of community engagement in addressing modern societal challenges, and more.
To learn more about Professor Lending, visit their website here.
Resources:
1) The Essential City of God: A Reader and Commentary, Gregory Lee
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
00:56 Exploring Augustine's Influence
05:14 The Essential City of God Book
09:07 Augustine's Relevance to Modern Politics
14:48 Engaging with Ancient Texts
18:26 Political Division and Church Unity
22:21 Community and Decision Making
27:33 Rhetoric: Righteous Anger vs. Divisive Speech
31:26 Pursuing Justice and Racial Reconciliation
37:14 Future Projects and Conclusion
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In this episode Jordan and Hunter talk with Michael McEwen about his book on the pastor as apologist. They discuss the distinction between apologetics and evangelism, the role of preaching in apologetics, and the importance of addressing cultural narratives. The conversation also delves into the practical applications of apologetics in ministry, the significance of liturgy, and the internal value of apologetics for believers. Additionally, they examine Nietzsche's critiques of Christianity and his lasting influence on modern thought.
Resources:
1) The Pastor as Apologist
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
02:04 Understanding the Role of the Pastor-Apologist
04:32 Distinguishing Apologetics from Evangelism
07:37 The Concept of the Pastor-Apologist
11:08 Incorporating Apologetics into Preaching
14:48 Expanding Apologetics Beyond Creation vs. Evolution
18:32 Liturgical Apologetics and Worship
22:37 The Value of Apologetics for Believers
25:43 Engaging with Nietzsche's Philosophy
28:27 Nietzsche's Critique of Christianity
33:56 Countering Nietzsche's Critiques Today
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In this episode of the London Lyceum, Jordan talks with Caleb Morrell about his new book on the history and significance of Capitol Hill Baptist Church. They explore themes of ordinary faithfulness, the role of confessionalism in Baptist history, and the church's engagement with political issues over the years. Caleb shares about the importance of ecclesiology and the impact of pastoral internships on training future leaders. The conversation highlights the church's journey through challenges and growth, underscoring the faithfulness of ordinary Christians in shaping its story.
Resources:
1) A Light on the Hill: The Surprising Story of How a Local Church in the Nation's Capital Influenced Evangelicalism
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:25 Exploring the History of Capitol Hill Baptist Church
03:10 The Journey of Research and Writing
07:31 The Theme of Ordinary Faithfulness
09:34 Baptists and Confessionalism
15:36 The Church's Political Engagement
20:55 Historical Context of Division and Unity
22:18 Navigating Church Unity and Civil Rights
25:08 The Role of Membership in Church Dynamics
26:19 Baptist Distinctives and Ecclesiology
31:32 Baptism Practices and Historical Context
35:48 Impact of Pastoral Internships on Church Growth
39:32 Revitalization of CHBC and God's Providence
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Jordan, Hunter, and Jesse talk with Brandon Smith about his book 'Taught by God.' The discussion covers the history of biblical interpretation, the relationship between early church hermeneutics and modern approaches, the distinctions between historical critical and historical grammatical methods, the concept of dual authorship, the nuances of literal interpretation in scripture, and more!
Resources:
1) Taught by God, Brandon Smith
2) The Center for Baptist Renewal
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:27 Introducing Dr. Brandon Smith and His Work
03:51 The History of Biblical Interpretation
06:37 Hermeneutics: Early Church vs. Modern Approaches
11:35 Historical Critical vs. Historical Grammatical Methods
15:02 Unity vs. Uniformity in Church History
19:27 Understanding Literal Interpretation in Scripture
24:37 Dual Authorship in Biblical Exegesis
27:48 Wrestling with Historical Methods
30:01 The Role of Virtue in Interpretation
32:54 Transformative Nature of Scripture
35:10 Preaching and Interpretation Challenges
39:56 Creativity in Biblical Preaching
43:04 Unique Contributions to Hermeneutics
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Jordan talks with Simon Kennedy about his new book Against Worldview which challenges the traditional understanding of worldview in Christian contexts. They discuss the historical roots of worldview thinking and the potential pitfalls of misapplying these concepts in educational settings, the evolution of the Christian worldview in response to secular philosophies, the traditional deductive approach to education, and more.
Resources:
1) Against Worldview: Reimagining Christian Formation as Growth in Wisdom, Simon Kennedy
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:20 Meet Dr. Simon Kennedy and His Book
04:19 Understanding Worldview: Definitions and Critiques
09:12 The Complexity of Christian Worldviews
12:16 The Dangers of Misapplying Worldview in Education
17:14 Navigating Secular Knowledge as Christians
20:50 Historical Context of Worldview Thinking
23:44 The Evolution of Christian Worldview
27:16 Combat Concepts in Worldview Discourse
29:55 Inductive vs. Deductive Approaches in Education
35:23 Critical Realism and Learning Processes
38:00 Target Audience for Educational Reform
39:36 Future Directions in Educational Philosophy
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In this episode Jordan talks with Michael Gorman about his work on Thomistic metaphysics, exploring its relevance to theology, the definition of substance, the concept of change, reconciling God's immutability with the incarnation, the nature of parts, the relationship between body and soul, the simplicity of God, the distinctions between realism and nominalism, and more!
Resources:
1) Thomistic Metaphysics, Michael Gorman
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:12 Exploring Thomistic Metaphysics
04:33 Understanding Metaphysics and Its Relevance to Theology
06:18 Defining Substance in Metaphysics
08:17 The Debate on Substance in Modern Science
11:23 The Nature of Thomism
14:36 The Concept of Change in Metaphysics
16:58 God's Immutability and the Incarnation
20:44 Understanding Change in Theological Contexts
24:06 Divine Immutability and Creation
25:12 Understanding Parts in Metaphysics
27:25 Body and Soul: A Metaphysical Perspective
30:18 The Simplicity of God
31:41 Realism vs. Nominalism in Metaphysics
37:31 The Analogy of Being
43:00 God's Relation to the World
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Hunter and Leland talk with Dr. Michael Svigel about his latest book on 2nd century eschatology.
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Jordan and Joseph talk with Gerald McKenny about theological ethics and moral theology. How is it distinct from other theological disciplines? How is it different from moral philosophy? Is it just another name for ethics? Why have Protestants not focused on moral theology to the extant of Roman Catholics? What are the main facets of Karl Barth's theological ethics? And more!
Resources:
1) The Analogy of Grace: Karl Barth's Moral Theology, Gerald McKenny
2) Biotechnology, Human Nature, and Christian Ethics, Gerald McKenny
3) Karl Barth's Moral Thought, Gerald McKenny
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In this episode Jordan talks with Ty Kieser about Christological agency and the nature of divine action especially as its found in John Owen's work. They explore the proper task of theology, the complexities of agency in Christology, and how Owen's insights can guide contemporary theological discussions. They also cover various aspects of Reformed Christology, including the concept of instrumentality, the implications of Spirit Christology, the theological influences on John Owen, the challenges of addressing Nestorianism, the distinctions between Eastern and Western theological traditions, and provide practical advice for aspiring educators in the field.
1) Theandric and Triune: John Owen and Christological Agency, Ty Kieser
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
02:06 Exploring Theandric and Triune: John Owen's Influence
05:56 The Proper Task of Theology
10:11 Understanding Agency in Christology
17:58 Navigating the Complexities of Divine Agency
25:10 Exploring Instrumentality in Reformed Christology
28:30 Spirit Christology: A New Perspective
32:10 John Owen's Theological Influences
33:49 Addressing Nestorianism in Reformed Thought
35:54 East vs. West: Theological Distinctions
37:56 Advice for Aspiring Theological Educators
41:46 Balancing Teaching and Family Life
43:25 Upcoming Projects and Collaborations
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In this episode Jordan talks with Kyle Strobel about the theological and psychological insights of Jonathan Edwards, particularly focusing on the distinctions between infused and acquired virtues. They explore Edwards' unique contributions to moral theology and the implications for contemporary Protestant thought, emphasizing the importance of understanding virtue in the context of spiritual formation and the role of divine grace.
Resources:
1) Jonathan Edwards: An Introduction to His Thought, Kyle Strobel and Oliver Crisp
2) Gratitude to God: Jonathan Edwards and the Opening of the Self, Kyle Strobel
3) Aquinas and the Infused Moral Virtues, Angela Knobel
4) Kylestrobel.substack.com
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
00:54 Exploring Jonathan Edwards and His Influence
06:05 Understanding Edwards' Psychological Framework
11:02 The Distinction Between Infused and Acquired Virtues
19:47 Theological Implications of Virtue in Protestantism
25:32 The Nature of Regeneration and Infused Virtues
32:24 The Distinction Between Infused and Acquired Virtues
38:51 Understanding Infusion Through Biblical Context
41:21 Resources for Understanding Infused Virtues
45:20 Edwards and the Question of Panentheism
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Jake and Jesse chat with David Lytle about the life and theology of Dan Taylor.
Resources:
1) Dan Taylor’s Theology of Grace: An Eighteenth-Century Arminian Baptist Perspective
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Jordan talks with Tom Nettles and Jake Stone about the past and future of Baptist history and theology. They cover topics like how Tom and Jake were first drawn to Baptist studies, what the state of Baptist studies was like then, how we've progressed and regressed since, areas Baptists should seek to recover in the future, and more!
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Jordan talks to Scott Williams about his new book on the Trinity. They discuss the concept of conciliatory Trinitarianism, the significance of the Sixth Ecumenical Council, and the distinctions between relational and constituent ontology. Williams also addresses the logical problem of the Trinity, the monarchy of the Father, simplicity and Trinity, and more!
Resources:
1) The Trinity, Scott Williams
2) Scottmwilliams.com
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
00:56 Exploring Conciliatory Trinitarianism
02:29 Understanding the Sixth Ecumenical Council
08:52 Relational vs. Constituent Ontology
12:27 Interpreting Council Claims
15:09 The Logical Problem of the Trinity
20:52 Monarchy of the Father Explained
27:28 Understanding the One God in the New Testament
33:06 Divine Simplicity and the Trinity
42:22 Exploring Alternatives to Aquinas in Trinitarian Theology
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Jordan talks with Harrison Perkins about his new book, 'Righteous by Design.' They explore the distinctions between the covenant of works and the covenant of grace, the implications of original righteousness, and the relationship between law and gospel. Perkins discusses the theological implications of creation, salvation, and grace, particularly through the lens of Thomas Aquinas and the Reformed tradition. He discusses the nature of creation as inherently good and the complexities surrounding the concepts of grace and covenant, and more!
Resources:
1) Righteous by Design: Covenantal Merit and Adam's Original Integrity, Harrison Perkins
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast
01:24 Reintroducing Dr. Harrison Perkins and His Work
03:36 The Origin Story of 'Righteous by Design'
08:54 Understanding the Covenant of Works and Grace
21:05 The Distinction Between Adam and Humanity Today
23:12 Law and Gospel: Their Relationship and Distinction
26:48 Covenant and Human Nature: A Deeper Exploration
28:22 The Nature of Creation and Salvation
31:45 Exploring Thomas Aquinas' Views
39:23 The Concept of Grace in Theology
47:22 Elevating Grace and Its Implications
54:21 Recommended Resources for Further Study
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