
Dusting off virtually unknown laws of the Old Testament with a general emphasis on issues of life-and-death. Don't be a Pharisee; don't set Moses aside (John 5:46-47).
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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BEFORE YOU LISTEN, read the full doctrine here: voluntarytheocracy.org/2026/06/27/the-doctrine-of-complete-intra-ecclesial-jurisdiction Join us for an at-length discussion of the church's complete authority over its members, even unto death, ... more
Based on Ham's uncovering of Noah, and the curse of Canaan and his descendants: How should we respond when our authorities do stupid, shameful, or wrong things? Let's examine those who display their authority's shame and those who cover it and take r... more
Join our roundtable discussion of the mother's role in the case of the drunkard son in Deuteronomy 21:18-21, and hear how Jesus condemned the Pharisees for failing to put children to death by setting up traditions in the connected passages of Deutero... more
Luke Saint, also of Lancaster, PA, responds using a "Non-Legislative Theonomy" or "Lancastrian Theonomy" approach to immigration. See if you agree. Luke's pocast: futureofchristendom.org/category/podcasts/think-reform/ voluntarytheocra... more
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I'm enjoying this podcast. The host is great at explaining God's Law and why and how it applies today. The guests are interesting.
I'm enjoying this podcast. The host is great at explaining God's Law and why and how it applies today. The guests are interesting.
Worth considering, worth thinking about.
I don’t always agree but man what a show!
Great Interviews, Adam is very knowledgeable, and it is interesting to hear a different perspective on the Old Testament, both from Adam and his interviewees.
Highly recommended!









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