The Doxology Podcast

“The Bishop of Rome hath no jurisdiction in this realm of England!” Is the Pope the antichrist or the Vicar of Christ? While they won’t be able to answer that question infallibly, the guys explore the doctrines surrounding the Pope and the office of the Bishop of Rome and try to answer some questions that Protestants especially might have about the Pope and his role.   To learn more about Logos, c...

On this episode of Christians of History, the guys explore the fascinating life of none other than Dietrich Bonhoeffer. This man accomplished so much in such a short time. What can we learn from the man who stood fearlessly and boldly for Christ and His bride in the midst of Nazi Germany? Tune in this week to find out!   To learn more about Logos, check out: www.logos.com/doxologypodcast   Do you...

Celebrities are everywhere: magazines, Twitter, movies, music… It is impossible to avoid the cult of celebrity in our culture. Jens and Lukas explore what celebrity offers that is so appealing, as well as the dangers that preoccupation with fame can pose for the church.   To learn more about Logos, check out: www.logos.com/doxologypodcast   Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email: doxologypodc...

On this week's Christians of History, the guys pay tribute to J.I. Packer, who recently went home to be with the Lord.    To learn more about Logos, check out: www.logos.com/doxologypodcast   Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email: doxologypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @doxologypodcast Instagram: @doxologypodcast   Do you want to receive our weekly newsletter to remain up to date on the latest D...

Essence and substance and persons, oh my! Jens and Lukas dive into the doctrine of the Trinity, exploring how this doctrine is the core of our faith and forms the foundation of the Christian life. By getting into the nitty gritty of the theological conversation around the Trinity and discussing some important heresies, the guys try and demonstrate the beauty, mystery, and importance of confessing...

Amazing grace, how sweet the sound. Are you a wretch? Did God save you, a vile sinner? Then you and John Newton have something in common. He is perhaps most famous for writing the great hymn, Amazing Grace. But before he was an Anglican priest and hymn writer, he was the captain of a slave ship. We may sing about amazing grace, but we often forget just how profound it is that God saves undeserving...

On this week's episode, the guys wrap up their three week mini-series on the Evangelical Baptist Catholicity Manifesto. They discuss the sacraments, noble professions, and ecumenism and the important role that baptists can play in unifying, rather than dividing. Do you pray for your Lutheran brothers? Do you seek unity with your Presbyterian sisters? Well, you should. Tune in to learn more!   To l...

Jens and Lukas are at an Airbnb with their wives in Providence, RI. So it is fitting that they spend the time exploring the life of Providence's founder, Roger Williams. He was a Puritan pastor from England who was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Tune in this week to learn more about Roger Williams.   To learn more about Logos, check out: logos.com/doxologypodcast Do you want to follow...

On this week's episode, your boys Lukas and Jens continue their three week journey discussing the Evangelical Baptist Catholicity Manifesto. This is a document created by the Center for Baptist Renewal. They state on their website: "The Center for Baptist Renewal is a group of conservative, evangelical Baptists committed to a retrieval of the Great Tradition of the historic church for the renewal...

Jens and Lukas are joined by two very special guests for this discussion on marriage - their lovely wives! The Nelsons and Stocks sit down for a conversation about the highs and lows, excitement and challenge of being married. We're all married, so you know we're experts. We're recording in a different setting so please forgive any audio kinks we weren't able to smooth out in post!   To learn more...

The guys each share their 5 favorite chapters from the Bible. It sounds like a Sunday school activity, but its actually a devotional and productive conversation as they reflect on what makes these passages special for them.     To learn more about Logos, check out: logos.com/doxologypodcast Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email: doxologypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @doxologypodcast Instagram:...

Let’s play a game… I’m thinking of a protestant denomination founded in America that is 200 years old, and had at least 2.5 million members around the year 2000. Any guesses? Tune in to this week's Christians of History to learn about the founder of this denomination: Richard Allen.   To learn more about Logos, check out: logos.com/doxologypodcast Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email: doxol...

On this week's episode, your boys Lukas and Jens set out on a three week journey to discuss the Evangelical Baptist Catholicity Manifesto (that was a mouthful). This is a document created by the Center for Baptist Renewal. They state on their website: "The Center for Baptist Renewal is a group of conservative, evangelical Baptists committed to a retrieval of the Great Tradition of the historic chu...

Born in 1700's America to a wealthy woman and an African man, Lemuel was born and abandoned into indentured servitude. What came of his life? What did he preach about? What lit a fire in his soul? Tune in to this week's episode of Christians of History to learn about the fascinating life of Lemuel Haynes.   To learn more about Logos, check out: logos.com/doxologypodcast Do you want to follow us? F...

Millennials discuss the Millennium! What does the 1,000 reign of Christ in Revelation mean? By scratching the surface of the major views on this end-times issue, Jens and Lukas hope to introduce this incredibly complex conversation and get the lay of the land when it comes to doctrines of the end times, return of Christ, and millennial reign.   To learn more about Logos, check out: logos.com/doxol...

On this week's episode, Darth Vader and Luke (Lukas) Skywalker continue the Christians of History series as Lukas shares the story of two early Christian martyrs. What can we learn from their faithful example of remaining steadfast to the very end?   Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email:  doxologypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @doxologypodcast Instagram: @doxologypodcast Do you want to receive...

Lukas interviews Jens, a former youth pastor, on youth ministry. We learn that Jens is a former youth pastor who doesn’t like youth ministry (when it’s done wrong, of course!). Jens also shares an important perspective on how youths should be viewed as part of the body of Christ, along with important considerations when ministering to youth and students.   Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Ema...

Lukas is away in a distant land and Jens has something to say. On this episode, Jens shares five reasons that we as Christians must fight and battle against pornography in our own lives and in the world. There is much more that can be said on this issue, and the guys will likely tackle some more of it in the future, but Jens thought it was worth sharing this with you today.   Do you want to follow...

On this week's Christians of History episode, Jens talks about America's greatest theologian. Jonathan Edwards is well known for his sermon, "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," but he was more than a puritan preacher, he was a godly man with a burning passion for God's glory.    Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email:  doxologypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @doxologypodcast Instagram: @doxolo...

What’s in a word? Specifically, what does the term “evangelical” really mean, and is it helpful? Jens and Lukas explore “evangelical” as a term and discuss its limitations, as well as ways a broader view of Christianity can help us interpret certain issues.   Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email:  doxologypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @doxologypodcast Instagram: @doxologypodcast Do you want to...

On this week’s Christians of History, Lukas shares some of the limited information we have on Julian of Norwich, an English medieval mystic who wrote about her visions of Christ.   Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email:  doxologypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @doxologypodcast Instagram: @doxologypodcast Do you want to receive our weekly newsletter to remain up to date on the latest Doxology Podc...

What does the beginning of Genesis teach us about God, mankind, and the world? What are the important truths about the creation of the world? Jens and Lukas share their thoughts on this often controversial topic, and their answers may surprise you.   Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email:  doxologypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @doxologypodcast Instagram: @doxologypodcast Do you want to receive...

Words cannot adequately explain our feelings today as we look out into a hurting world. Let us be slow to speak. Let us be quick to listen. Let us pray and call out to God for mercy, grace, and healing.  

This is our very first installment in the new Christians of History series. "You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it finds rest in you." Tune in to hear the story of a restless wanderer, a man far from God, a slave to sin, who found rest for his weary soul in Christ.    Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email:  doxologypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @doxologypodca...

What is the value of Christian higher education? Bible colleges and seminaries offer certain advantages for believers wanting formal education. How do those benefits play out and how do they contribute to the lives of their students? Jens and Lukas, alumni of multiple higher education institutions, try and explore these questions on today’s episode.   Do you want to follow us? Find us on: Email: ...