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Are We Responsible for the Sins of our Fathers, Pt. 2

This week, Chris and Rich resume their response to Thabiti Anyabwile's recent articles and discuss an article from Reform Baptist.

 

Show Links: 

Last week's show

 

Reform Baptist Article

 

Just Thinking Podcast

 

Are We Responsible for the Sins of our Fathers: A Response to Thabiti Anyabwile

This week, Chris and Rich respond to two articles written by Thabiti Anyabwile on The Gospel Coalition website.  Are Christians today responsible to repent for the actions of previous generations? On what basis can the sins of fathers be attributed to Christians today?

 

Articles by Thabiti Anyabwile:

 

We Await Repentance for Assassinating Dr. King

 

Admitting Things

 

Good Friday

This week, Chris and Rich read from Luke 22 and 23, discussing just what exactly makes "Good Friday" good.

Cleaning the Outside of the Cup: A Christian Response to Social Issues

This week, Chris and Rich answer the question, should Christians seek to address moral issues of our day by trying to modify sinful behavior apart from the gospel?

Are You Practicing Works Righteousness?

This week, Rich and Chris talk about how Christians can practice works righteousness in a practical sense.  It is far too easy to see our good works as being the means by which we earn favor from God.  How can we have a true view of how we should practice good works?

Are You a Chronological Snob?

This week, Chris and Rich discuss the issue of "Chronological Snobbery" and how it has impacted the church.

Theological Snobbery

This week, Rich and Chris talk about the ditch of becoming snobbish in our pursuit of theological truth.

Holiness Begins in the Heart

This week, Chris and Rich discuss the fact holiness must start with the supernatural change of the human heart.  Only through the work of the Holy Spirit can Christians truly grow in holiness, righteousness, and sanctification.

The Strange Things of American Evangelicalism

In this first show of 2018, Rich and Chris talk about problems within American Evangelicalism they would like to see end this year.

Why We Need Biblical Expositors

With the recent passing of R.C. Sproul, Rich and Chris discuss the desperate need in the church for solid biblical expositors.  Additionally, they give a warning about the fatal ditch that many online discernment ministries have fallen into.