Monthly Archives: January 2017

Theonomists are spiritual orphans of the twentieth century. Without a lineage predating RJ Rushdoony and being repudiated as a factious and doctrinally troublesome by every orthodox branch of Christianity, the few clingers-on to the doctrine of civil-Judaizing have always been eager to find theonomicish people in the annals of Christian history […]

American Vision Revisions Spurgeon as a Reconstructionist

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JD answers sincere questions, first criticism from AHA sub-christian sect members. In doing so, he discusses Michael Brown’s “thumb’s up” to Joseph Prince. Then, JD handles questions on the Song of Solomon and other topics. He then addresses Lecrae’s endorsement of The Shack and does Crazy Prophet Update. As always, […]

Podcast: The UHaul Witnesses Prophecy

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There is a certain Intelligentsia-class of evangelical leadership in America, the type and kind that wax eloquent their postulations not from local church houses, but from ivory towers of academia and twentieth-floor suites of 501(c)3’s in the Beltway. Our evangelical overlord-types quote Flannery O’Connor more than Jesus, drink Starbucks with their […]

Why Our Evangelical Leaders Need to Shut Up About Immigration

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Several years ago, I was employed as an addictions counselor. One of the more tragic aspects of addictions counseling is successfully weaning someone off a substance or chemical addiction, only to have them succumb to an altogether different and new addiction. In reality, the individual is still an addict, and […]

Polemics Term: Cross-Heresy Addiction

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On this episode, JD talks about the heresy of antinomians, Ann Voskamp’s push for open borders, and then sincere questions. Then, JD talks about Jeff Durbin and AHA and makes clarifying remarks. Then, he talks about Bart Barber’s article at SBC Echoes and then Ed Stetzer’s article lamenting fake news […]

Podcast: Ed Stetzer, Fake News vs Fake Gospel

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As AHA provocateurs fomented rascality and roguery outside the G3 Conference, they summoned itinerant preacher Paul Washer to hear their propagandic pitch. It did not go well. Washer was aware of AHA, and wasn’t falling for their anti-church antics. As the protesters marched back onto convention center property, from which […]

Paul Washer Rejects, Rebukes AHA

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Southern Baptists have been giving the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) approximately four million dollars a year. Along with promoting a radical animal rights agenda, commissioning research fellows who don’t think abortion is murder, and marginalizing SBC influence among the executive branch of government, ERLC president, Russell Moore advocated […]

IMB Trustee Resigns in Protest of SBC’s Mosque-Gate

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We had the opportunity to interview Conrad Mbewe on the topic of polemics and charismania. Mbewe agrees that polemics is a very important field, and even discussed the possibility of a department and chair of polemics at his university. We are thankful to see polemics again rise to a level […]

Conrad Mbewe on Polemics

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JD records this episode live from G3 and co-hosts with Tim Hurd and Len Pettis, speaks with Phil Johnson about acts of Providence and Grace often claimed by charismatics to be “prophecy,” and tries to de-brainwash Len Pettis of his Continuationism. As always, you can listen on SermonAudio, iTunes or […]

Podcast: From G3, Phil Johnson, and More

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On today’s program, JD talks about the heresy of Muggletonianism, answers sincere questions about 3-part immersions, “spontaneous worship,” Carl Trueman at Masters Seminary, and more. Then, JD discusses the Sectarian Minimalist heretic, Bojidar Marinov. As always, you can listen on SermonAudio or iTunes.

Podcast: The Heretic, Bojidar Marinov

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On today’s program, JD answers a bunch of sincere questions, Nabeel Qureshi’s cessationism straw man and then discusses a number of P&P articles and then Janet Mefferd’s article about Russ Moore. As always, you can listen on SermonAudio or iTunes.

Podcast: Yet Another Program

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Southern Baptists divert approximately four million dollars from missions every year to the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission. Since the inauguration of ERLC president Russell Moore, that four million dollars has given Southern Baptists the return of a strong advocacy for a Mosque to be built in New Jersey, a softening […]

Southern Baptists’ Secret Animal Rights Agenda

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On today’s episode of Polemics Report, JD fields 5 or 6 sincere questions about a myriad of topics, covers WWUTT’s opinion of P&P, then discusses Paula White’s inaugural prayer for Donald Trump and Michael Horton’s piece in the WaPo. As always, you can listen on SermonAudio.

Podcast: WWUTT, Paula White and More

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The weekend edition of Polemics Report, as heard on terrestrial AM and FM radio. On this week’s episode, JD talks about articles about Pulpit & Pen by Bud Alheim and Jeff Maples, and covers topics about “Almost Christians,” Paula White at Trump’s inauguration and more. As always, you can listen […]

Podcast: Weekend Edition

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You should keep watching, listening and reading WWUTT material. It’s pretty good. That being said, I’ve been wanting to add two cents to the recent discussion surrounding a brief but brusque soundbite on a recent WWUTT podcast. While critiquing Nabeel Qureshi’s affinity for Word-Faith and Montanist cult, Bethel Church Redding, […]

On WWUTT and the Dressing Down of Discernment

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