Welcome to the For the Gospel podcast where we're all about sound doctrine for

everyday people. I'm your host, Kosti Hin, and the interview you're about to

listen to is with a dear friend of mine and no stranger to you here at For the

Gospel, Justin Peters. We were together at the Ark encounter in Kentucky and

I got the chance to sit down with Justin and ask him some tough questions

about false teaching, why he spends so much time calling it out, and the

importance of proclaiming the true gospel. In addition, I asked Justin to provide

us with wisdom of what to listen for when we're hoping to use discernment with

preachers that we're hearing. And so he's going to lay out some theological

red flags for you and I to be looking for as well so we can lead our homes and

operate in our churches with sound doctrine. Let's jump right into my

interview with Justin. This is really going to bless you. Well Justin, it's always

good to have you on here for the gospel. Kosti, it is an honor brother. We've

done stuff together before, but never done for the gospel. So I'm excited. I

know we're glad to have you on video. Had you on the podcast and give lots of

wonderful feedback from that. And so now I wanted to sit down with you for a real

candid conversation about why we call out false teachers, one of the most

debated and uncomfortable topics for people today, especially in American

evangelicalism is, you know, why you throwing stones at fellow brothers and

believers and people will say how the body of Christ can be so cannibalistic and

it eats its own and all these things and you're no stranger to calling out

false teaching and dealing with false doctrine. One of the first things I just

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