Category: Trinity Talk Interview

I had the privilege of speaking to Dee Dee Warren. Dee Dee hosts the largest Orthodox Preterist website in the world.

Dee Dee has been involved in advocating for the orthodox preterist position and vehemently against hyperpreterism for about eight years. She is the owner of the two sister sites to this blog: The PreteristSite and The Preterist Podcast. The PreteristSite is home to thousands of pages of material for the study of orthodox preterism including a book-length commentary on Matthew 24 by Dee Dee entitled It’s Not the End of the World which is also the primary topic of her podcast at this time. In addition to these sites, Dee Dee is co-owner of TheologyWeb a highly active theology debate forum in which debate is allowed for all beliefs or lack thereof.

The Orthodox Church is becoming more and more familiar these days. But what do they teach? Join us as we delve into the history of the Eastern Orthodox Church. We will be discussing also the nature of icons in Orthodoxy.

Our guest Steven Wedgeworth has done significant research on this topic. This is the first of three discussions.Tune in the weeks ahead to blogtalkradio.com/trinitytalk.

Pastor Wedgeworth blogs at WEDGEWORDS. You can also obtain the lectures Steven Wedgeworth and Steve Wilkins gave on “Romanism & Orthodoxy” in the first Bucer class of the year. The CDs are available here and the MP3 downloads are available here.

We had the privilege of interviewing one of the pioneers of  biblical counseling, Dr. Jay Adams.

The interview is HERE or HERE.

Links: The Institute for Nouthetic  Studies

On this episode, our guest Duane Garner discussed the futility of Dispensationalism.

Purchase a copy of this book at Athanasius Press.

In this book, a former Baptist minister and premillenial dispensationalist explores the origins of these modern doctrines of pessimism, and points the reader to find in the Bible a much happier outlook regarding the success of the gospel and the growth of Christ’s kingdom.

Dr. James White joined us to discuss the KJV Only debate. We discussed issues of textual history, KJV Only advocates, the Johannine Comma (I John 5:7) and other issues. This has been the most popular show in our short 3 month history. Download or listen LIVE at Trinity Talk.

Dr. White is the director of Alpha and Omega Ministries.

He is the author of over 20 books and dozens of debates.

His book “The King James Only Controversy” can be purchased HERE.

On this episode of Trinity Talk, Tim Challies joined us to discuss The Shack.

His widely read review of the book is HERE.

Tim’s website contains a wealthy amount of resources, including weekly book reviews.

He is also the author of Discerning Reader (www.discerningreader.com), a site dedicated to discerning reviews of books that are of interest to Christians. He is also the author of The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment.

On this episode, I interviewed Pastor Steve Wilkins on the topic of friendship and hospitality. His book, which is based on a series of sermons, is entitled Face to Face: Meditations on Friendship and Hospitality.

Order the Book from Exodus Books or Amazon.

Pastor Steve Wilkins is the pastor of Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church in Monroe, LA.

A Review of the book can be found HERE.

Note: Due to some technical difficulties, the last five minutes are not available at Trinity Talk. However, the entire interview can be heard at wordmp3.com

In this episode of Trinity Talk, we interviewed Pastor Joost Nixon.

Joost is the pastor of Christ Church in Spokane, WA.

He is Executive Director of St. Anne’s Public House.

Books Discussed:

The Democratization of American Christianity by Nathan Hatch

Why the End is Not Near by Duane Garner

On this special edition we spoke with John Fraiser on the topic of Non-Denominationalism.

EPISODE LINK

John is a member at Concordia Lutheran Church in Louisville, KT. He graduated with a M.Div from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and is currently pursuing a M.A. in philosophy at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He blogs at: Chaos and Old Night.