Hi, this is Justin. Today on Theocast, we are doing a follow-up episode to one that was released a few weeks ago.

This is a critique of Lordship Salvation Part 2. We got a lot of feedback from our listeners on the first episode that we did about Lordship Salvation.

And what we are going to try to do today is give, if possible, more clear comments on the concerns that

we have with Lordship Salvation theology. We're going to try to give you some clear talking

points and handles as to what the concerns are from a reformed and confessional perspective.

We hope the conversation is encouraging. We hope you enjoy the conversation. And as always,

we hope that you are encouraged in the Lord

Jesus Christ. Stay tuned. If you'd like to help support Theocast, you can do that by leaving us a

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Thanks for listening.

Welcome to Theokast, encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ.

Conversations about the Christian life from a reformed and a pastoral perspective.

Your hosts today, who have had quite a hard time getting this show off the ground this morning,

are none other than John Moffin, who is pastor of Grace Reform Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee,

just south of Nashville. And I'm Justin Purdue, pastor of Grace Reformed Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee, just south of Nashville.

And I'm Justin Perdue, pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Asheville, North Carolina,

Asheville, Nashville, five hours apart, down I-40.

Two guys here to talk about Christ and some other things.

John, we're going to give away something today.

That's right. Talk to us about it. That's right. Before we do, that was me trying to distract

Justin. I had new people in my new members class, and she lends over to her husband and says,

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