Sound Theology and Discernment

In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, Justin Peters examines Gabe Poirot's claims about spending 18 days in heaven and addresses the broader problem of modern "heaven tourism" testimonies. Justin explains why Christians must test every claim of spiritual experience and revelation by Scripture. This episode also highlights the dangers of extra-biblical revelation, Word of Faith influen...

Dr. Martin Lloyd-Jones remains one of the most respected expositors of Scripture in modern church history. His ministry at Westminster Chapel influenced generations of pastors, teachers, and Christians around the world. In this episode, Justin Peters and David Lovie discuss Lloyd-Jones' legacy, the theological changes that occurred at Westminster Chapel after his ministry, and the lessons Christia...

In this episode, Justin Peters examines the failed prophecies and public claims of Joseph Z and Larry Ragland, showing why modern charismatic prophecy fails the biblical test for true prophecy. Drawing from Jeremiah 23 and Deuteronomy 18, Justin explains how false prophets place words in God's mouth, mislead people, and bring reproach upon the name of Christ. Christians are called to test every cl...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment with Justin Peters, Justin responds to prosperity gospel preacher Jonathan Shuttlesworth and examines the theological errors of the Word of Faith movement. Addressing issues such as wealth, healing, celebrity Christianity, and false authority, Justin contrasts prosperity theology with the true gospel of Jesus Christ and the biblical pattern of suff...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, Justin Peters evaluates the claims of Rick Renner in light of Scripture and truth. After a copyright dispute temporarily removed this video, Justin explains why the video was restored and addresses the importance of fair use in biblical teaching and critique. More importantly, this episode highlights the dangers of false teaching, exaggerated supe...

In this episode, Justin Peters examines modern "heavenly tourist" testimonies and exposes how these claims contradict Scripture, distort the character of God, and promote extra-biblical revelation. Drawing from Acts 17:24–25 and Hebrews 1:3, this message highlights the self-sufficiency of God, the authority of Scripture, and the importance of biblical discernment in an age of spiritual deception....

This episode examines the claims made in 18 Days in Heaven and evaluates them through the lens of Scripture. Christians are not called to build their faith on personal experiences or alleged heavenly visions, but on the sufficient and authoritative Word of God. In this episode, you'll hear: • The danger of extra-biblical revelation • The importance of testing all teaching by Scripture • The biblic...

In this episode, Justin Peters examines modern claims of visiting heaven and demonstrates how these testimonies contradict Scripture and even contradict themselves. Using biblical truth as the standard, this message calls believers to reject experiential authority and remain grounded in the sufficiency of God's Word. For more from Justin Peters, visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/justin-peters-sou...

In this episode, Justin Peters examines modern claims of visits to heaven and tests them against the authority of Scripture. Many today claim to have experienced heaven and returned with detailed accounts. Yet these testimonies often contradict both Scripture and even themselves. Drawing from Second Corinthians 12 and other key passages, this message shows why believers must rely on the sufficienc...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Biblical Discernment, Justin Peters and Jim Osman address modern claims of heaven, visions, and supernatural experiences in light of Scripture. Many today claim to have visited heaven or received new revelation. While these accounts can be compelling, Christians are called to test everything by the Word of God (1 Thessalonians 5:21). This episode examines such...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Biblical Discernment with Justin Peters, Justin Peters and Jim Osman examine modern claims of near-death experiences and supposed visits to heaven. Many today are captivated by personal testimonies of "heaven tourism," but Scripture calls believers to test every claim by the Word of God. In this discussion, Justin and Jim evaluate these experiences in light of...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, Justin Peters speaks with Dr. T. (Ty) "Dani" Bradley research mathematician and visiting professor at The Master's University about how mathematics reflects the order and intelligibility of God's creation and supports a biblical worldview. Far from being neutral or disconnected from theology, mathematics reveals the coherence and structure of the...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, Justin Peters interviews Jesse Westwood, a former Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry alumnus, about his years inside the Bethel movement and why he ultimately rejected its prophetic practices and claims of supernatural signs. They discuss modern prophecy, words of knowledge, treasure hunts, and sensational phenomena such as "gold dust" and "an...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, Justin Peters examines the sharp contrast between the biblical gospel and Roman Catholic teaching on salvation. Using a well-known interview between Ben Shapiro and Roman Catholic bishop Robert Barron as a starting point, Justin explains why appeals to conscience, sincerity, church councils, and cooperation with grace fail to present the saving go...

As a new year begins, countless voices claim to have fresh prophetic insight about what God is about to do. Many offer predictions, promises, and personal revelations—yet Scripture calls God's people to test every claim by the Word of God. In this message, Justin Peters delivers a prophetic word for 2026 that is guaranteed to be accurate—because it comes directly from Scripture, not modern prophec...

In this episode of Sound Theology & Biblical Discernment, Justin Peters interviews Jason Lisle of the Biblical Science Institute on scientific evidence that challenges the billions-of-years narrative and supports a young universe consistent with Scripture. Dr. Lisle examines multiple lines of observable evidence, including the internal heat of the giant planets, the decay of planetary magnetic fie...

In this episode of Sound Theology & Discernment, Justin Peters discusses the Legacy Standard Bible and its commitment to faithful, precise Bible translation. This conversation explores the origins of the LSB, its formal equivalence philosophy, and why accuracy, consistency, and transparency to the original biblical languages matter for preaching and teaching. Listeners will gain insight into key t...

Psalm 82 opens with the words, "God takes His stand in the congregation of God; He judges in the midst of the gods." What does that mean, and does it support Michael Heiser's "divine council" theology and the idea of many "gods" under one supreme God? In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, I'm joined by my friend Fred Butler (Grace to You, Hip and Thigh) to walk through Michael Heiser'...

Kirk Cameron recently stated that he no longer believes in eternal conscious torment and now holds to annihilationism the view that the wicked ultimately cease to exist rather than endure God's eternal judgment. In this episode of Sound Theology & Discernment, Justin Peters responds carefully and biblically, joined by Dr. Ed Romine. This is not an attack on Kirk Cameron. Instead, Justin and Ed wal...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment, Justin Peters interviews Jim Osman and Dave Rich about their new book God Doesn't Try. Together they unpack why Scripture never presents God as "trying" to save, sanctify, speak, build His church, or provide—but as the sovereign Lord who actually accomplishes all He wills. This conversation covers: • Why saying "God is trying…" diminishes His sove...

In this episode of Sound Theology and Discernment with Justin Peters, Justin provides a concise historical overview of the Pentecostal and Charismatic movement and evaluates its origins in light of Scripture. From early revival figures to modern "God's Generals," Justin examines their teachings, claims, and lifestyles with biblical clarity. This presentation exposes why so many false prophecies, f...

Recorded October 19, 2025, this sermon from Justin Peters examines Roman Catholicism through the Five Solas of the Reformation: grace alone, faith alone, Christ alone, Scripture alone, to the glory of God alone. Drawing heavily from Romans, Galatians, and Hebrews, Justin contrasts imputed righteousness with sacramental/infused systems, addresses the Mass and purgatory, and offers a pastoral appeal...

Roman Catholicism claims to possess an unbroken line of papal authority, doctrinal stability, and the fullness of the Christian faith. Yet throughout history, popes have contradicted one another, added doctrines foreign to Scripture, and placed tradition alongside and at times above the Word of God. In this conversation, Justin Peters and Mike Gendron examine: ✅ The biblical and historical claims...

In this urgent and compassionate message, Justin Peters examines what may be Benny Hinn's cruelest false prophecy—his repeated predictions that Islam would disappear from Nigeria. Through careful biblical exposition, verifiable evidence, and historical clips, Justin demonstrates how false prophecy not only deceives millions but also brings reproach upon the name of Christ. Drawing from Deuteronomy...

In this sobering and biblically grounded message, Justin Peters examines Mark Driscoll's repeated claims of receiving "visions" from God—some of which involve disturbing, unbiblical content. Justin exposes these assertions as blasphemous distortions of the Holy Spirit's work and calls the Church to renewed discernment rooted in Scripture alone. Through a careful walk through God's Word, Justin sho...