Theocast
Law Gospel Distinction with Rod Rosenbladt
November 6, 2019
Summary
We sat down with Rod Rosenbladt to discuss a few things--including law/gospel distinction, the sufficiency of Christ's work, and theology of the cross. We also get his thoughts on future justification. Special Members Podcast: In the first Hot Topics episode--for our members--we discuss the recent apostasy of Joshua Harris, along with the failures of Tullian Tchividjian, Mark Driscoll, and James MacDonald. How should we think about these things? And, can a man return to ministry after a failure? Resources:
Topics
- Episode focus: Law Gospel Distinction with Rod Rosenbladt
- We sat down with Rod Rosenbladt to discuss a few things--including law/gospel distinction, the sufficiency of Christ's work, and theology of the cross
- We also get his thoughts on future justification
- Special Members Podcast: In the first Hot Topics episode--for our members--we discuss the recent apostasy of Joshua Harris, along with the failures of Tullian Tchividjian, Mark…
- How should we think about these things?
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Transcript
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Welcome to Theocast, Encouraging Weary Pilgrims to Rest in Christ, Conversations about the Christian Life from a Reformed Perspective.
Our hosts today are Justin Perdue, pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Asheville, North Carolina.
Jimmy Buehler, pastor of Christ Community Church in Wilmer, Minnesota.
And I am John Moffat, pastor of Grace Reform Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
And today is a special kind of a podcast.
We are not in the studios.
We recorded this podcast when we went out to the 1517 Network conference here, we still stand in San Diego a few weeks ago.
And we had a really special privilege of sitting down with Dr.
Rod Rosenblatt.
For some of you who might know him from the White Horse Inn for the many years that he was on there with Michael Horton, and he now works with 1517 Network and has his own podcast or is a
host on a podcast called Thinking Fellows.
And we were able to sit down with him in between sessions outside and interview Rod and ask him about a law-gospel distinction and the importance of distinguishing the law from the gospel and a theology of the cross versus
a theology of glory.
And we hope this 30-minute interview is encouraging to you as it was to us.
So we hope you enjoy.
And then for our members in the members' podcast, we a few weeks ago recorded a podcast concerning all of these pastors who seem to be either leaving the faith or denying the faith or have struggled and fallen out
of ministry.
And so we, three pastors, kind of discuss how should Christians think about this?
How should we interact with this?
How do we understand some of these moral failures that we have seen in the Christian culture in the last few months.
