Conversations That Matter
Jon HarrisChristian, Traditional, Masculine
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1117 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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Let's dive into the dramatic rise and fall of New Calvinism (the Young, Restless, and Reformed) movement that once captivated a generation of evangelical men seeking doctrinal depth and masculine leadership.
We'll look at "father hunger," the shift... more
Jon walks through some of the recent news stories including the capture of Maduro, the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, Josh Howerton's regrets, and the problem of SBC female pastors.
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In "The Schemes of the Devil" based on Ephesians 6:10-12, Jon Harris urges believers to recognize the reality and danger of Satan, a deceptive liar and destroyer who blinds unbelievers and actively tempts Christians toward sin, division, unforgivenes... more
Jon talks about developments over the past year in evangelical American Christianity as well as the political landscape, highlights some of his own work, and makes predictions about 2026.
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- So stupid
This guy’s double standard in the way he treats John MacArthur and Tim Keller post mortem is honestly disgusting. I can’t believe people listen to this guy. Now he’s calling John mark comer a heretic and defending slavery. Don’t throw your pearls before swine
Apple Podcasts1WeGotDodsonOverHere
United Statesa month ago It annoys me that he is calling out Kirk Cameron about this subject. Humans cannot know everything about the Bible. I believe that hell is one of the things that is beyond human understanding. Kirk is just challenging the common way we think about hell. Will a just God punish someone eternally that doesn't have to ability to live eternally? The soul is eternal, but the body is not. This is one of the unknowable things we will have to ask God when we see him.
Podcast Addict1a month agoSilentStorm- Babbler
If you like guys who say nothing and babble constantly, with no outline or structure, then you will like this podcast very much.
Apple Podcasts1chubby bakerUnited States2 months ago - One of the Best
I have a great appreciation for Jon’s Biblical and prudential approach to culture, the church, and politics. I recommend him often to those in my church. As a critique: Jon, I would ask you to read more on classical theism. God Bless you, brother.
Apple Podcasts5Lance PattersonUnited States2 months ago - So stupid
This guy’s double standard in the way he treats John MacArthur and Tim Keller post mortem is honestly disgusting. I can’t believe people listen to this guy. Don’t throw your pearls before swine
Apple Podcasts1WeGotDodsonOverHereUnited States6 months ago
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Recent guests on Conversations That Matter include:
1. Dr. Greg Gifford
2. Trevor Loudon
3. David Harris
4. Keith Foskey
5. James Baird
6. Mike Kelsey
7. Daniel Keene
8. Erica Kirk
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