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Battlefield Theologian

Battlefield Theologian

著者： Ethan Jago
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 This podcast is for Christians who refuse to retreat. Battlefield Theologian equips believers to engage the spiritual war against secularism, theological liberalism, and compromise. Hosted by Ethan Jago, each episode trains you to stand firm on Scripture, think deeply about doctrine, and fight boldly for truth. If you’re ready to be encouraged, equipped, and prepared to make disciples in hostile territory—this is your call to arms.Ethan Jago キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • Interview With Justin Peters

    Interview With Justin Peters
    2026/10/01

    In this episode, I sit down with Justin Peters and ask him a variety of questions.

    Here are some key topics we discussed.

    key topics


    The biblical story of Elijah and the 'still small voice'

    The dangers of Christian vernacular like 'God laid you on my heart'

    The biblical view of promptings and spiritual nudges

    How to share the gospel effectively without legalism

    When to baptize children and understanding childlike faith

    Recognizing and responding to false teachings in churches

    The importance of sound doctrine and biblical expository preaching

    How to handle family members involved in false movements

    The role of music in church and its impact on theology

    The importance of church leadership in doctrinal purity


    If you haven't watched any of Justin's teachings, check out his YouTube page here.

    If you live in or are planning a visit to Panama City Beach, Florida. I want to invite you to come worship with us. You can find out more information about our church here.
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    1 時間 7 分
  • Should Women Be Pastors & SBC Controversy

    Should Women Be Pastors & SBC Controversy
    2026/06/29
    Scriptures Referenced (In Order of Appearance)1 Timothy 2:11–14 — Apostolic prohibition on women exercising authority/teaching over men; creation-order and Fall-based reasoning1 Timothy 3:1–7 — Elder qualifications; "husband of one wife" (mias gunaikos andra — masculine in the Greek)Titus 1:5–9 — Same elder qualifications; pattern for every churchGenesis 1:27; 2:7, 18–24 — Creation order and design of man and woman1 Corinthians 11:8–9 — Man's headship grounded in creation, not culture1 Corinthians 14:34–35 — Women to remain silent in the churches (contextual reading in light of 1 Tim 2)Galatians 3:28 — Equal standing in salvation; not a comment on church officeJudges 4:4–9; 5:7 — Deborah: prophetess and judge, exceptional providential act2 Kings 22:14 — Huldah the prophetessActs 2:17–18 — Joel's prophecy fulfilled; daughters will prophesy (gift of prophecy ≠ pastoral office)Romans 16:1–7 — Phoebe (diakonos / prostatis); Junia (episēmoi en tois apostolois)Acts 18:26 — Priscilla and Aquila privately instruct ApollosActs 21:9 — Philip's four prophesying daughtersJohn 4:1–42 — Woman at the well: testimony and witness, not ordinationLuke 24:1–12; Matthew 28; Mark 16; John 20 — Women first witnesses of the resurrectionLuke 6:12–16 — Jesus appoints twelve male apostles after a night of prayerActs 14:23 — Apostles appoint male elders in every cityActs 20:17, 28 — Elders / overseers charged to shepherd the flock1 Peter 5:1–2 — Elders to shepherd the flock as overseersTitus 2:3–5 — Older women to teach younger women (appropriate female teaching ministry) Key EventsSBC Disfellowship of Saddleback Church (2023): 88.46% of messengers voted to sustain removal over female pastors (Stacie Wood serving as teaching pastor)SBC Truth and Unity Amendment (2026): Sponsored by Albert Mohler; passed 74.66% (6,028–2,026); requires second vote for ratification; churches affirming female pastors face disfellowshipThe Emerald Coast Statement (2026): Drafted in Panama City Beach, FL; subscribed by 5 Bridges Church and signatories nationwide; available at emeraldcoaststatement.com Key Distinctions Made in This EpisodeDescriptive vs. Prescriptive — The Bible records events it does not commend as normative (e.g., Deborah as judge ≠ prescription for female eldership)Prophetic Gift vs. Pastoral Office — Prophecy poured on sons and daughters (Acts 2:17) does not confer the governing/teaching office restricted to qualified men (1 Tim 2:12)Private Instruction vs. Public Authoritative Teaching — Priscilla's role with Apollos (private, with husband) ≠ the public governing office of the elderAbility vs. Authority — The restriction is not about capability but about the structure of God's ordained authority in the household of faithWitness vs. Ordination — Women at the tomb were first witnesses of the resurrection; they were not appointed to the apostolic or eldership office Recommended ReadingAndreas Köstenberger & Thomas Schreiner, Women in the Church (3rd ed.) — the most comprehensive exegetical treatmentThomas Schreiner, The Pastoral Epistles (BECNT)Douglas Moo, "What Does It Mean Not to Teach or Have Authority Over Men?" in Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (Piper & Grudem)Michael Burer & Daniel Wallace, "Was Junia Really an Apostle?" (New Testament Studies, 2001)The Emerald Coast Statement — emeraldcoaststatement.com All Scripture references from the ESV unless otherwise noted. Denominational data from Baptist Press and Christianity Today reporting.
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    38 分
  • Friendships & Isolation — Why Pride Is Keeping You Lonely

    Friendships & Isolation — Why Pride Is Keeping You Lonely
    2026/06/23

    In this episode, we explore one of the most quietly devastating patterns in the modern Christian life: self-imposed isolation. We walk through Proverbs 18:1–2 and examine what Solomon means when he says that the person who isolates himself "breaks out against all sound judgment." We'll look at the science, the Scripture, the history, and the hard truth about why pride — not other people — is usually the reason we don't have close friendships.

    Key Scriptures:

    • Proverbs 18:1–2 (NLT, ESV, LSB)
    • Genesis 2:18
    • 1 Corinthians 1:9
    • Ecclesiastes 4:9–10
    • Romans 12:3, 5, 9–10
    • Hebrews 10:24–25
    • John 13:34–35
    • Ephesians 4:2

    Key Statistics Cited:

    • U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy (2023 Advisory): 1 in 2 American adults reports measurable loneliness.
    • Social isolation increases the risk of premature death by 29% — equivalent to smoking 15 cigarettes per day (Surgeon General's Advisory, 2023).
    • Harvard Study of Adult Development (88 years): Close relationships — not money, fame, or success — are the single greatest predictor of happiness and physical health in later life.
    • American Psychiatric Association poll: 1 in 3 Americans feels lonely every week; 10% report daily loneliness.
    • Loneliness increases the risk of dementia by 50% in older adults.
    • Loneliness costs the U.S. economy an estimated $406 billion annually in lost productivity.

    Historical Examples Referenced:

    • Elijah under the juniper tree (1 Kings 19) — the dangers of isolation, distorted thinking, and burnout in ministry.
    • The Desert Fathers (3rd–4th century) — the church's historical wrestling with solitude vs. community, and how even the most reclusive of early monastics ultimately formed communities.
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    28 分
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