What is sin? Is it simply that which hurts others, or is there a more transcendent definition? In this episode, we examine a modern misconception of the nature of sin, and begin to discuss the biblical idea of sin.

Resources:

• Matt Nightingale's Article
• The Threefold  Use of the Law

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There is a dangerous syncretism today. Many American Christians have sought to synthesize the worldly doctrine that man is 'basically good' with classic, Protestant Christianity, and what they've created is a system very like that proposed by the 5th century heretic, Pelagius. In this episode, by looking at an article by R.C. Sproul titled, The Pelagian Captivity of the Church, we discuss how Pelagius' views contradict the teachings of Scripture and reject the heart of the gospel - grace. 

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To respond to the doctrine of Prevenient Grace, we watched this video from Dr. W. Brian Shelton and Seven Minute Seminary. In this episode, we examine John 12:32, Romans 2:4, and Titus 2:11, which according to John Wesley - the most prominent Arminian of all time - are three of the four key verses that support the doctrine of Prevenient Grace.  I assert that none of them, understood in context, support any such doctrine.