Regular Baptist Podcast

Dealing with Church Hurt (Episode #25)

Have you ever been hurt by some kind of religious leader?  In this episode we discuss the problem of church hurt.

Dead Faith and Justification by Works (Episode #24)

Did James contradict Paul when he spoke about justification by works in James 2?  What did he mean by 'dead faith'?  How did he want his readers to apply this?

What Happens If We Sin Willfully (Episode #23)

In this episode we continue our series on scary Bible verses, by discussing Hebrews 10:26-31.

Categorizing Scary Verses in the Bible (Episode #22)

In this episode we consider different interpretive categories for verses which seem to imply that you can lose your salvation.

Scary Verses from the Sermon on the Mount (Episode #20)

In this episode we consider Matthew 7:21-23, where Jesus said that people would call Him, "Lord, Lord," but He would say to them, "Depart from Me, ye workers of iniquity."  Who was He talking about? 

Scary Bible Verses - Hebrews 6:4-6 (Episode #19)

In this podcast we will give a Regular Baptist interpretation of Hebrews 6:4-6.  We believe that it does not teach a believer can lose their salvation.  We explain why.

Passages Used to Support a Divine Council Worldview (Episode #18)

In this episode we critique the Divine Council worldview, by considering 3 Scripture passages that are used to defend it: Psalm 82, John 10, and Deuteronomy 32. 

What the Bible Says about Nephilim (Episode #17)

In Genesis 6, the Bible speaks about giants (Nephilim in Hebrew).  How you interpret who these giants were can have a major effect on your interpretation of the rest of the Bible.  Over the next few episodes we will critique the 'Divine Council' worldview.

What the Bible Says about Ordinary Spiritual Gifts (Episode #16)

In this episode, we discuss the spiritual gifts listed in Romans 12 and how they should be used to serve the Lord in the local church.

Will the Earth Be Destroyed or Renovated? (Episode #15)

This time we discuss a question that is becoming a common debate in the Evangelical world.  Before God makes the new heaven and new earth, will the old earth be completely destroyed or only purged of evil?  Why is this important?