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The Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast exists to explore popular songs, practices, and ideas in the light of Sola Scriptura and Tota Scriptura. It is an outlet of Westminster Effects, a church history themed guitar effects pedal brand in Greenville, South Carolina.
Westminster Effects hosts Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, a religion show with 412 episodes published.
In this episode, Cody and Bradley explore the difficult subject of the imprecatory Psalms—prayers that call for God’s judgment against evil and evildoers. They consider how these passages fit with Jesus’ command to love
In this episode, Jeff Coppins and Bradley Cox discuss the impactful work of Back2Back Ministries, exploring their global efforts to serve orphaned and vulnerable children through holistic care, trauma-informed practices,
Artificial intelligence is advancing at a staggering pace, but what does Scripture have to say about it? In this episode, Cody Fields explores the rapid growth of AI, the controversy surrounding massive data centers, and
What happened at the 2026 Southern Baptist Convention—and why does it matter? Cody Fields is joined by Cory Truax to unpack the major developments from this year's SBC Annual Meeting. From the Truth and Unity Amendment t
What happened at the 2026 Southern Baptist Convention—and why does it matter? Cody Fields is joined by Cory Truax to unpack the major developments from this year's SBC Annual Meeting. From the Truth and Unity Amendment t
What role do miracles, medicine, and God's sovereignty play in healing? In this episode of the Doxology Podcast, we discuss the relationship between divine healing and ordinary means, sharing personal experiences ranging
On this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, Cody Fields is joined by Jon Ross to discuss the recent legal battles surrounding guitar body shapes, trademarks, and intellectual property in the guitar indus
Josiah Queen’s song “Judas” has sparked a lot of discussion among Christians — and for good reason. In this crossover episode between the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast and Resurrection Church Podcast, Cody Fields,
In this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, Travis Kerns joins us to discuss the major theological differences between Mormonism and biblical Christianity, why those differences matter, and how Christian
Keith Foskey discusses the biblical model of church governance, emphasizing the roles of elders and deacons, qualifications, and the importance of a biblically functioning church. He shares insights on church leadership,
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In this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, Cody Fields and Bradley Cox dive into the emotional impact of revisiting "Jesus Christ" by Brand New. They connect the song’s raw honesty with a common misunde
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In this episode of the Doxology Podcast, Chris Rosebrough shares his journey through discernment, theology, and the importance of biblical literacy. He discusses the dangers of false teachings, the significance of the la
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This episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast explores the importance of self-awareness, musical excellence, and the value of genuine expression in worship and creative pursuits. We have a look at a viral vide
In this crossover episode, Cody and Bradley explore Brent Baker’s journey to becoming a deacon at Resurrection Church. Along the way, they discuss biblical leadership structures, navigating church transitions, and the ro
In this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, Cody Fields and Bradley Cox discuss the atonement as presented in the Gospel of John, focusing on the crucifixion of Christ as the sovereign plan of God for sa
In this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, Cody Fields and Bradley Cox talk through the realities of everyday church life. From community engagement and church membership to navigating controversy with
In this episode of the Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast, we examine the unfolding controversies surrounding Bethel Church, Shawn Bolz, Todd White, and the broader New Apostolic Reformation movement. We discuss allega
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Westminster Effects Doxology Podcast is hosted by Westminster Effects. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 412 episodes.
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