Disagreeing on the Flood Isn't Heresy (Responding to Rosaria Butterfield)
Gavin Ortlund responds to Rosaria Butterfield’s criticisms by defending the legitimacy of non-global flood interpretations within historic Christianity and calling for greater humility, charity, and d...
18 Touko 28min
Was the Earliest Bible Canon Actually Protestant?!?
Gavin Ortlund examines the earliest surviving Christian canon list from Melito of Sardis and explores why this second-century testimony may provide significant historical support for the Protestant Ol...
13 Touko 21min
Should Only Men Be Pastors? My Honest Reflection on a Controversial Topic
Gavin Ortlund reflects on one of the most debated questions in the church today, exploring Scripture, church history, and the theology of gender to explain why certain church offices are reserved for ...
11 Touko 29min
Christianity and the Problem of Evil: The Story That Helped Me
Gavin Ortlund explores how Christianity responds to the problem of evil by showing, through Joseph’s story and ultimately Jesus, how God can bring good out of even the darkest suffering.Truth Unites (...
6 Touko 23min
Does the Bible Have Errors? A Better Way to Think About Inerrancy
Gavin Ortlund explores what biblical inerrancy really means, and doesn’t mean, showing how a better understanding of Scripture can resolve many apparent errors and deepen both humility and trust in Go...
4 Touko 42min
Can Christians Believe in Ghosts?
Gavin Ortlund explores whether Christians can believe in ghosts, offering a biblical perspective that challenges pop-culture ideas while taking the supernatural seriously.Truth Unites (https://truthun...
30 Huhti 14min
The Real Reason Jan Hus Was Burned (When Church History Gets Dark)
Gavin Ortlund examines the historical, theological, and political forces behind Jan Hus’s execution in 1415, showing how medieval views on heresy and church–state authority made his death possible.Tru...
28 Huhti 48min
Did Cameron Bertuzzi Just Refute Me?
Gavin Ortlund explains when arguments from silence are persuasive or weak, showing how context determines whether silence in historical sources actually counts as meaningful evidence.Truth Unites (htt...
28 Huhti 6min
