Rick Peterson
Rick Peterson
Under the Moral Law?
Under the Moral Law?
Under the Moral Law?
Friday 27th January 2023
Rick Peterson delves into whether Christians are bound by the moral law in 'Lies My Preachers Told Me'. Tune in for an enlightening discussion.
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Get the buttons here!Rick Peterson Unpacks the Moral Law Debate in Christianity
Yet you think it was just a conclusion, easy to discern and easy to conclude and put that issue to rest.
Ever wondered if Christians are still bound by the moral law, even though they're free from civil and ceremonial laws? Rick Peterson tackles this complex question in his ongoing series, 'Lies My Preachers Told Me'. In this episode, titled 'Under the Moral Law?', Peterson dives into the historical and theological roots of this popular Protestant teaching. Is Jesus' atonement enough to fulfill the moral law, or do Christians need to uphold it themselves?
Peterson explores these questions with a deep dive into biblical gospel and new covenant theology. He warns about the dangers of human innovations in preaching and emphasizes the importance of adhering strictly to the biblical gospel. Peterson discusses various topics, including the Ten Commandments, Reformed and Presbyterian Covenant Theology, and the significance of differentiating between true joy and misguided teachings. If you're curious about how Christian doctrines intersect with recovery and faith, this episode offers a thought-provoking and enlightening discussion.
Peterson's engaging style makes complex theological concepts accessible, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Christian teachings and their implications for personal growth.