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Hosted by Joe Thorn & Jimmy Fowler · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 734 episodes
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Doctrine and Devotion is a weekly podcast exploring Christian faith and practice from an experiential perspective marked by the fun and humor that characterize real friendship.
Joe Thorn & Jimmy Fowler hosts Doctrine and Devotion, a christianity show with 734 episodes published.
The JoFo is back talking The 1689 Confession, Chapter 20, paragraph 1 on The Gospel and The Extent Thereof. Following the Covenant of Works God offers the “promise of Christ” as “the means of calling the elect, and beget
Sit down and get comfortable, or uncomfortable, as three friends talk about some sensitive issues. Joe and Jimmy are joined by Travell Rounds for an hour long episode where Travell shares his recent run-in with the cops,
The guys are back and decide to talk through the issue of miscommunication. Where do we typically fail in communication in the church and ministry? How does it happen, and how can we do better in our communication? Our S
Joe and Jimmy are back to talk about the Law of God from the 1689 Confession (Chapter 19, paragraph 6). What does it mean when we say we are “not under law but under grace,” and how does this relate to the use of the law
Jimmy is back from Jamaica, and Les Lanphere is back on the mic with the guys to talk about his upcoming documentary, Spirit and Truth. Joe and Jimmy ask Les about “Reformed worship”, the problems in many evangelical wor
Joe is back from the Normal Pastors Conference and begins campaigning to be brought back next year. Then the guys get into the material Joe presented at the conference. What is anxiety? What does it do to us? How can we
The guys are back in The 1689 Confession, Chapter 19 paragraphs 4 and 5, discussing the Law of God. This time Joe and Jimmy hit the civil laws of the Old Covenant and go back to the moral law as perpetually blinding for
Bonus Episode: The guys recorded this episode earlier in the week, but the Founders Ministries Cinedoc controversy led us to change the release schedule. So here it is, Jimmy and Joe discussing Josh Harris and his announ
Jimmy brings up one of Joe’s tweets related to contending for the faith, and they spend some time discussing the meaning behind it. Too often we think of ourselves as the hero in the midst of conflict, which can lead us
The guys step into paragraph 3 of Chapter 19 of the 1689 Baptist Confession, focusing on the ceremonial law of the Old Covenant. Why don’t we keep the ceremonial laws today? How did they prefigure Christ? Joe and Jimmy t
The guys are back, school is in session, and Joe doesn’t know Roman numerals. On this episode the guys talk through John Calvin’s Prayer on Preparing to Go to School. It’s a beautiful and helpful prayer that can guide bo
The guys are back on the 1689 in Chapter 19, paragraph 2, talking about the law of God written on the heart of man and its subsequent revelation on Mt. Sinai. Before they get into the three-fold division of the law and t
Joe and Jimmy explain recent Doctrine and Devotion social media posts that raised questions, and had some people going full tilt, and discuss the difference between correcting brothers and sisters in Christ, and false te
Founders Ministries recently released a trailer for their forthcoming “cinedoc” that seems to focus on the dangerous presence of liberalism in its various forms present in the church today. Many took issue with the trail
Joe and Jimmy are joined by their good friend, Pastor Michael Beck, as they get into Chapter 19 of the 1689 Confession on The Law of God. Why is the doctrine of God’s law important? What is the covenant of works and why
The guys are back talking about assurance and the 1689 Confession . What is assurance and how do some people wind up with a false assurance of salvation? Plus, what would the guys say to someone who has lost their assura
BONUS EPISODE! We knew Founders Ministries was working on a documentary of sorts, and they have finally released the trailer. And it turns out that while some people liked it, we noticed a lot more social media push-back
Jimmy and Joe wrap up chapter 18 on Assurance from the 1689 Confession, discussing the reasons our assurance is “shaken, diminished, and intermitted.” Plus, Joe visit a mega church and Jimmy goes to a murder mystery dinn
The guys offer this episode as an encouragement to those of you who have wasted the first half of the summer, and want to redeem the time you have left. Simple, unoriginal, but necessary advice that can help you get the
What’s up, everyone?! Joe and Jimmy take another opportunity to vent a bit about a few things they found funny or frustrating on social media. Are Jimmy and Joe dumb? What did James White do this time? Did Jerry Falwell
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Doctrine and Devotion is hosted by Joe Thorn & Jimmy Fowler. The show is categorised under Christianity (Religion) and has published 734 episodes.
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