Jim, David, Austin, Drew, Brian, and Paul discuss Luther's approach to faith and reason as building upon a nominalist understanding which leads to his focus on forensics and his notion of a necessary and continuing dialectic between law and grace.
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Sermon: “Jesus Came to Fulfill the Law” - How Pharisees and Penal Substitution Miss Jesus for the Law
Onesimus and Christ as Homo Sacer
Sermon: Jesus, and not Herod’s Temple and the Land of Israel, is True Temple and Kingdom
Philemon and the New Social Order Undermining Slavery
Sermon: Defeating Christian Nationalism Through the Civil Disobedience of Resurrection Faith
John DePue On a Rhetorical and Apocalyptic Rereading of Romans
Sermon: Christian Zionism and the Anti-Christian Judaizing Tendency Paul Refutes
John DePue Explains the Precedent for the False Teacher of Romans 1:18-32
Sermon: Distinguishing Life Under the Law and Salvation in Romans 7 & 8
Sermon: Joined to Christ and Freed from the Law
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Sermon: The Transformation of the Mind as the Substance of the Christian Life
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Sermon: Beyond Justification by Faith to Faith as Foundational
Imitation of Christ as Deliverance from Mimetic Rivalry
Sermon: The False Teacher’s Premises in Romans 1:18-32 Refuted by Paul
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