It's Reformation Month! for the next 5 weeks I am taking the opportunity to give my congregation a sermon series on the Cosmic War of the sons of God. I decided to share this teaching with you as well. In establishing this teaching, our first episode is simply titled "God".
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Islam is Monotheistic
What does it really mean to call a religion "monotheistic?" Jon Moffitt and Doug Van Dorn dive into history, language, and theology to examine how Christianity’s view of God is unique. From Islam to deism, many traditions claim one God; but is that enough to define true faith? Join us as we explore whether “monotheism” is the best word to describe Christianity.
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Genesis 3: A Dragon in the Trees
What really happened in the garden? Was it just a snake, or something far more supernatural? Jon Moffitt and Doug Van Dorn dig into Genesis 3 with Hebrew insights, ancient context, and biblical connections. From the serpent’s true identity to how the gospel shines through the fall, this episode explores the depth beneath the flannelgraph version. Don’t miss this conversation that grounds the fringe in Christ-centered hope.
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What "No Other Gods" Doesn't Mean
What does the first commandment really mean when it says, “You shall have no other gods before me”? In this episode, Jon Moffitt and Doug Van Dorn dig into the biblical language around Elohim, showing how Scripture speaks about spiritual beings while upholding the uniqueness of Yahweh. We tackle the common misunderstandings that arise when people assume the Bible denies the existence of other “gods,” explaining instead how the prophets and apostles used comparative and polemical language. If you’ve ever wondered how to reconcile these passages or why it matters for how we understand Christ and the gospel, this conversation is for you.
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