LIVE with Doug Goodin

Content Just let the pastor do it Biblical warrant for a "senior pastor"? 'Pastor'/'elder'/'bishop' all refer to the same man   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Description Content Should we have a "service" when Christmas falls on Sunday? (DeYoung article in TGC) What do children want from our meetings? Role of elders/pastors   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content The Great Commission isn't: "Go make church-attenders" We abdicate our responsibilities to one another   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content Kneeling is an action, not an attitude Serving in the New Covenant temple Worship ≠ music   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content Going to church is not "entering God's presence" Stop saying 'worship' when you mean "fall prostrate" The NT doesn't say "bow down" when you gather as the church   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content Why Sunday? Does the Bible tell us what to do when we gather? "Worship services" fight against "one another"   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content Worship is not synonymous with music or style Spectators/attenders at "worship services" Everyone contributed in the early church gatherings   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content Gathering-yes; worship-no What are we supposed to do in our church meetings? Worship ≠ singing   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content I answer my own question from yesterday Church budgets/staffing Lots of people, little true friendship   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content Early church meeting: teaching, fellowship, food, prayer Today's church meeting: attending, singing, listening, leaving How can we continue to reform the church?   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content The new heavens/earth in Revelation The millennium Creation restored, bodies resurrected 1 Corinthians 15   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org  @DougGoodin  @CrossToCrown

Content Heavens and earth pass away? End of the world or end of the Old Covenant? (2 Peter) Preterism: full or partial? Other viewer questions   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Content Jerusalem will fall Survivors flee and bring the nations to God Chariots of fire Why the worm doesn't die   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Content:  Isaiah sees Paradise restored...but when? Old Covenant curses are nowhere to be found, replaced by glorious blessing Temple language Jewish idolaters crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Content: Does Isaiah see a literal re-creation of heaven and earth? If the new Jerusalem is not literal, why is the new earth taken literally? Is there death in the new earth?   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Content: God's response to apostate Israel A preview of the Olivet Discourse Gentiles come to Christ Rebellious Jews storing up wrath Why New Testament writers called themselves "servants"   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Content: Blood-stained robe Day of Vengeance Your righteousness is NOT filthy rags Jews remembering God's compassion in Egypt   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Content: The joy set before Jesus was not going back to heaven Kings and nations will see the righteousness/glory of the Church (it's coming!) Where Paul got his "marriage as a picture of Christ/Church" knowledge God has appointed full-time naggers   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Isaiah saw great things for God's people when Messiah comes. He has come, when should we expect to see those great things?   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantshooloftheology.org

Isaiah sees God's holy city receiving abundant gifts and nurturing from formerly hostile nations. We know that Zion is the Church in the New Covenant. So, what does this mean for us and our future? crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Isaiah 60-66 provokes questions that every "end times" perspective struggles to answer. We will lay out one of the challenges and then begin the journey through the heavy sledding.    crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Why God put His armor on  Jesus promised God's Spirit and Word How Paul applied the armor of God to Christians  For more discussion on the NT use of the OT, take our "Intro to Biblical Theology" course: https://www.newcovenantschooloftheology.org

We're familiar with the "breastplate of righteousness" in Ephesians, but do we know what it originally meant in Isaiah? It's always important to know how an OT verse fits in its context before examining how a NT author uses it.   Here is the link to NCST, in case you want to apply: https://www.newcovenantschooloftheology.org

Throughout her history, God warned Israel not to adopt the ideas and practices of heathen nations. She didn't listen. To top it off, she complained that God was ignoring her, even as she ran off with other men and did what they told her to do. There is much to learn about God and men in this study.   crosstocrown.org  newcovenantschooloftheology.org

God continues to rebuke the rebels and give hope to the righteous.