Hi, this is Justin. Today on Theocast, John and I are going to have a follow-up conversation

from our episode last week. We had Mike Avondroth on a week ago to talk about smuggling works into

faith. Today, John and I are going to talk about easy listening legalism and try to give some

specific examples from prominent

deologians in our day where we fear that works are being smuggled into faith. All of the things

that we quote will be in the show notes for your reference and for your use. We hope that

this conversation is clarifying for you, particularly when it comes to the nature of the gospel

and the sufficiency of the work of Christ. He is our whole and only righteousness by faith.

So we're going to talk about today. There's nothing more important. Stay tuned.

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

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

John's using props for those who are watching on the YouTube.

On the tube. The audio format is disregard. We do try to encourage people to rest in Christ,

and that includes John and myself, as we are prone to think in all kinds of ways we shouldn't,

and we desperately need to be reminded of what Christ has done for us. And so I've already used our names,

haven't even introduced us yet, and haven't even told you who your hosts are. If you're listening

regularly, you probably know. But if you're newer, we want to make you aware. Your hosts today

around the virtual table are John Moffat, who is pastor of Grace Reformed Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee.

And I'm Justin Purdue, pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee. And I'm Justin Perdue,

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