The Least of These Podcast with Jayni Jackson
In this podcast, we are going to tackle some hard biblical truths in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. This podcast is for the "least of these". So, if that's you, then please consider subscribing and tuning into the show!
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I Found the Strongest Matthew 18 Case for Ecclesial Infallibility (opens the original)
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Matthew 18:18 is often used to support broader claims about Church authority, but does Acts 15 really prove that Jesus intended the passage that way? In this video, I examine one of the strongest Catholic arguments made by @karlojbroussard for that connection and slow the reasoning down to see whether it actually holds up.
Catholics, This Matthew 16 & 18 Argument Isn’t Good Enough (opens the original)
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If “whatever you bind” is supposed to establish a broader infallible authority for the Church, then the real question is whether the text actually gets us there. In this video, we slow the argument down and examine the assumptions that often go unnoticed when Matthew 16, Matthew 18, Acts 15, and the Council of Nicaea are brought into the conversation.
Does 1 Timothy 3:15 Prove the Church Is Infallible? (opens the original)
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1 Timothy 3:15 calls the Church the pillar and foundation of the truth, but does that language actually establish an infallible Church? In this video, we examine one of the strongest arguments from this passage made by @karlojbroussard and ask what Paul’s words really require us to believe.
Does Matthew 18 Give the Church Infallibility? (opens the original)
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Matthew 18 is often used to support sweeping claims about the Church’s authority, but what exactly is Jesus promising when he says that what is bound on earth will have been bound in heaven? In this video, we slow the passage down, follow the context carefully, and ask how far that promise really goes.
Am I Asking Too Much of Rome and Orthodoxy as a Protestant? (opens the original)
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When investigating the claims of Rome and Orthodoxy, how many questions are too many before the process starts to feel unfair? In this video, I respond to that frustration and explain why taking these claims seriously may require us to slow down much more than we are used to.
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