Prophetic Preaching

Prophetic Preaching

Posted on July 24, 2016

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In this episode we will seek to address how preachers in the pulpits of American churches are to blame for congregations of spiritual infants because there is no prophetic vision.

Interview with Joseph Foreman

Interview with Joseph Foreman

Posted on December 22, 2019

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In Episode 15, Monstrous host Cheryl Hannah Nicholson interviews Joseph Foreman about how Jesus overthrows all our ideas of power and authority in the upper room, and what we have to look forward to in the future when we finally grow up.

8: Joel McDurmon’s Restoring America and Pulpit & State

8: Joel McDurmon’s Restoring America and Pulpit & State

Posted on July 6, 2020

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It was another beautiful day in the Lord’s kingdom, and I was going for a stroll on the beach. After not too long I got the feeling I was being followed. So I looked back, and much to my surprise there were two sets of footprints in the sand. When I looked to my right, I noticed Joel McDurmon walking next to me. I was all, “Hey Joel! What’s up?” And he was all, “Hey man, what do I have to do to get on your podcast?” And that’s how this episode got it’s start. We’re really excited for you to hear what Joel has to say! We talked about his great book “Restoring America: One County at a Time” and his latest (edited) “The New England Pulpit and the American Revolution.”

We also announced the winner of the Restoring America giveaway.

For those early listeners, be sure to participate in this week’s extra contest! Listen to the episode for details!

Here are some recommended links from our conversation:

Episode 8’s Tweet This moment:

“People think Theonomy is top down, oppressive approach. Its not that at all.” -@JoelMcDurmon @Datpostmil #DatPostmil

 

The Meat of the Word with Martin Selbrede

Posted on October 1, 2019

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Martin G. Selbrede, vice-president of the Chalcedon Foundation, conducts regular Question and Answer sessions on topics of interest to Christians serious about their faith. These audio messages were recorded live, with Martin “working without a net” (as he characterizes it) as he responds to incoming questions. The resulting “messages” continue to cover an ever-widening range of topics, all with an eye to honoring the command to “let all things be done unto edification” (seasoned with the occasional humorous aside). These Q&A’s were modeled after R. J. Rushdoony’s post-sermon Q&A sessions, which allowed those in attendance to “pick Rush’s brain” for a brief season. For more information on the Chalcedon Foundation visit http://chalcedon.edu