Backwoods Theology

God created all things. Who are the beasts in Revelation 5 and what about their likeness in earth? Is there a connection? What or who are the dinosaurs?

We start, back into Revelation 5 and look at the subject of the Seven Spirits of God. Jesus is called a Lamb and the Bible tells us He has 7 horns and 7 eyes. What are they?

We open today in Revelation 5 and see how the seven-sealed book is actually already prophesied in the Old Testament, teaching us that the Bible is its greatest commentary.

James, Josh, and Chad all discuss today the importance of the legal ramifications of the new birth in the Kingdom.

Bro. Scott Sandy is still with us today, and we have decided to have him join us again for an in-depth conversation on who the twenty-four elders are or represent. Thank you for joining us today!

We are joined today with our friend Bro. Scott Sandy of Northeast Baptist Seedline found at nebseedline.org Thank you for joining us and we are glad to have you here!

We are joined today with our friend Bro. Scott Sandy of Northeast Baptist Seedline found at nebseedline.org Thank you for joining us and we are glad to have you here!

Revelation 4:6-9 mentions four beasts around the throne of God. Who are they? What are they? Join James, Josh, and Chad as they talk about what they are from a Biblical perspective.

Back in Revelation 4, the Scriptures give us a glimpse of the Seven Spirits of God. Today, the men discuss what they are and why seven.

We dive back into Revelation 4 to discuss the understanding of God's throne room. Who are the elders? What is His throne like? Today we discuss this important topic.

Today the men discuss the topic of John 21 where Jesus asked Peter, "Lovest thou me?" Does the Bible student need to know Greek in order to understand that passage? Today the men talk about it.

Welcome back!  Thank you for joining us as we have finally come back to the microphones.   Today we have a casual conversation around the mics. We are glad to have you all back and are glad to be back ourselves.

Today, James Wiley gives a thorough run down on his position on the churches of Revelation 2-3. More specifically, he details the church of Laodicea

We are still here! Today's episode is a deep dive into the challenging questions of our day: Is Backwoods Theology still here? Do they know that I need my bi-weekly dose? Who exactly checks the email?

Today the men openly discuss their differences in their understanding of Revelation 2-3. Praise God that men can disagree on a subject, yet still be men of character and stay the closest of friends.

Today, using modern technology to have a remote recording session, Josh; James; and Chad have a discussion regarding angels. More specifically, they are looking into the use of the word in Revelation chapters 2 and 3.

What is the time of the book? Today the 3 men continue their discussion but open the door to the wonderful truth of the Day of the Lord

Using something like an algebraic equation, we can see clearly how the churches of Revelation 2-3 are Tribulational churches.

Does the Bible speak of a church outside of this current dispensation? Today, we discuss this valuable topic for students of the Bible and why it matters.

The 7 Churches Today, Chad, James, and Josh continue the discussion of the 7 letters to the 7 churches.

The Description of Christ What does Christ look like? Join us today as we discuss this in Revelation 1   The 7 Churches In Revelation 2-3 we have 7 beautiful letters written to 7 churches. Today, Chad, James, and Josh discuss Part 1 of the 7 letters.

Chad, James, and Josh want to welcome you back to Backwoods Theology for an exciting start to season 2!  Today we will begin an interesting journey through the book of Revelation.

Mark 7 and Colossians 2 help us understand how God views traditions. Traditions are not wrong, but if we teach the traditions of men as the doctrine of God, we are at error.

In Hebrews 4:8 the Bible says "Jesus", but most commentaries and study Bibles say it should say "Joshua". Today the men discuss the Biblical reason it says "Jesus".

Are there contradictions in God's Word? today the men discuss ways in which to approach apparent contradictions in the Word of God.