Hi, this is Pastor Joel with Right Response Ministries, and you're listening to another episode

of Theology Applied. In this episode, I was privileged to have as a special guest, Dr. Joseph

Boot. He is the founder and president of the Ezra Institute in Toronto, just outside of Toronto,

Canada, and our conversation was incredibly helpful. We talked about the kingdom of God,

the distinction between the kingdom of God, the distinction between

the kingdom of God and the church, the distinction between the mission of the church and the mission

of individual Christians. We talked about all of Christ for all of life, the inerrancy of

Scripture versus the sufficiency of Scripture. And we got into two primary ways that the church

can err today, that we can

be embrace this two kingdom theology that we would see with Escondido Westminster, guys like

Michael Horton, but also on the other hand, we can embrace a stateism, this Neo-Kyperian kind of

idea that is not what the scripture advocates for that we've seen

expressed by the gospel coalition and guys like Tim Keller. So how do we avoid Michael Horton on the

one hand and Tim Keller on the other is kind of what the conversation was about? And so I think

you'll find it very helpful. Real quick, before we get started, I've got some exciting news to announce. I've got

A.D. Robles and John Harris from Conversations That Matter coming out for a whole weekend in the

month of March to join up on a Friday. We're going to come in our studio right here, and all

three of us are going to record a multiple part series on some of the subject

matter that you guys have requested that the three of us address through our YouTube comments.

Some of you have emailed. We're taking that into consideration as well, but we're definitely

looking at the YouTube comments. We've asked you guys, hey, what are topics you want us to address?

And so the three of us are going to

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