Adam Harwood on his Christian Theology
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Shawn and Adam touch on a wide range of topics covered in Christian Theology from the inspiration for this work to Original Sin to Election to Spiritual Gifts to Christ's Millennial Reign, and more!
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My son has taken his theology class at NOBTS. Sounds like a great book!
Interesting interview - I was impressed by his humility and his willingness to respect those who disagree with him. Hoping his book will be enlightening to many.
Thanks Dr Harwood for such a great resource
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I would love to have this book in my collection 🙏 keep up the great work!
Been looking forward to this book for awhile. Would love to win it!
I have learned so much from Dr. Harwood!
He seems to be a really good teacher.
Great perspective!
Always waited for a book to read from a different perspective than A Reformed Systematic theology thanks for reviewing Adam Harwood Christian Theology, watching from Dublin Ireland.
Glad to hear! It really is a breath of fresh air. I wish publishers would see the value in it.
So you won the drawing, do you have someone in the states that I can send this book to?
Glad to hear this. Love to win the book!
Great interview! I think I need to add this to my library
I'm in the same page as Dr. Harwood about the gifts. I'm glad to know that he arrived almost as the same conclusion as I. And btw, bro Shawn, I also know a story exactly like the one you told about China, which also happened in China; and that one I always tell it as a legitimate gift of tongues.
Love the interview, have loved what I have read so far. A long time coming, it is a great resource.
It really is. I plan to use it often.
Great podcast.
I would really like to read this book! Great video.
I have read this book and will read it many times more. The theology echoes pastoral teaching that I sat under as a teenager. Thank you very much!
Great interview. Would love a copy of Adams theology book.
Adam Harwood has wonderful insight. I've wanted his book since I heard it was coming out. Thanks for putting this together!
May the odds be in your favor!
Great job brothers! 😊 it's seems Adam has been blessed of God as a peacemaker (He seems willingly very kind with other of orthodox views he may disagree with) maybe it's just my opinion, but that seems a wonderful quality he has.
A review on "The Spiritual Condition of Infants: A Biblical-Historical Survey and Systematic Proposal" would be nice. Of course after your review on the Scofield Bible :-). Greetings from Germany
I am about 50% through the Spiritual Condition of Infants. I keep considering reading the Scofield Bible again. Seems like it would be a lot.
Love it
Hi; I've been studying theology as a hobby,so this particular book will definitely fill a gap in my knowledge. I hope win this book. I've read Charles Ryrie. Theology, but it's mostly Catholic. It was a good book but, I need theology book o Christian Theology. Thank you for this review.
Would love to win this book!
Would LOVE to read more on Contextualism!
Duuuuuude! I would love to be entered to win this systematic! I would definitely attempt to read this whole book and give updates on my channel. Very cool.
Your name will be on the wheel of names! Hope you win Joe.
Good interview, I hope to win the book. I liked his other book on the spiritual condition of infants
I'm really looking forward to reading his book on infants. I can't wait til I have time in my reading schedule to start it.
(by the way, posting as Jon Tretsven, Chris is my wife) Insightful questions, Shawn. You're good at this. Lots of good things. Let me list four concerns: (1) His response to what is the gospel? If you're including Jesus' dying for our sins as part of the gospel's content, it's a mistake not to have the resurrection as part of it. (2) I love his contextual view on the gifts but not necessarily how he supports the worldview part. He mentions Jesus' visit to Nazareth in Mark 6 and then says that Jesus "couldn't" do many miracles there because of their lack of faith. He should be clear to say their lack of faith didn't prevent Jesus' miracles, but He didn't do them because He did miracles to elicit faith. (3) To say the Church began with Abraham is a mistake. It began on Pentecost with the coming of the Holy Spirit. Some of the promises to Abraham are fulfilled through the Church, but that doesn't mean the Church (believers in Jesus' Name who've been baptized by the Holy Spirit into one body and Who indwells each believer). (4) Someone without a premillennial viewpoint will miss a lot of biblical truth because that view affects other aspects of theology.
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Adam hardwood seems solid most of what I know about him has been through listening to Leighton Flowers. I know a chaplain in the Guard who I gave info on Adam Harwood,thought it was a cool commonality that they are both Chaplains. It would be cool to win a copy of the book, I am a Service Shop Tech but I do like to dig into theology , I left Calvinism about 2 years ago so I could use a good Systematic that is non-non-calvinistic.
Does he say what his hermeneutic principle is in the book? I’m curious especially with his (understandable) unwillingness to take a position on the millennium. I believe the application of the grammatical-historical method would invariably result in Dispensational premillennialism. Excellent interview and thank you both for your time and effort.
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This whole thing is favour to christianity. Good job gentlemen !
Thanks for your support and encouragement throughout. One video left.
@@RevReads We sure need to push sound doctrine on these unstable times. Blessings !
End times prophesy I’m convinced are purposefully ambiguous.
May be true. God aims to close relationship, we tend to fall in love with information....especially if we get some fame for it.
45:37 just a note, Israel is called ‘church’
1577 assembly ϵκκλησίας
193 occurrences
by Stephen in acts 7 and all over the LXX.
Old testament hebrew terms about People of God, "eda/qahal", are addressed on p.651-...😂
@@Yaas_ok123 and Greek?
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Watched the whole video, and have the systematic. Love it.
One topic I've been researching alot lately is apostasy, and I thought about that when Adam brought up the P in TULIP.
What are your thoughts on B.J. Oropezas 3 volume commentary on Apostasy in the bible. I bought all 3 on Logos for a great deal.
I did not find anything compelling on "eternal security from Harwoods systematic, but as he said, "it's not a debatable topic in his circles".
I take the position that believers can walk away from the faith, however, I'm not completely sold on it, but if we freely choose God, we should be able to freely walk away.
The lost of rewards in heaven argument does seem to hold strong enough evidence for eternal security (often the 4/5 point Calvinists stance).
The goal is to be a better biblicist as always.
Any videos or book recommendations?
One of the greatest whole Bible teachers, David Pawson has a video: "Believers in hell." It will shake you.
@_soundwave_2614 I've seen the video, love David Pawson. Disagree with his continuation charismatic gift leanings, but agree on most of his other teachings.
Rest in Peace David Pawson. 🙏
@@ChristianJames559 He was treasure. Blessings.
You mentioned one of the top five strengths of the book. What are the other four?
I've always felt that the book of Revelation is going to end up being a gospel booby-trap for the end times. Some parts are hard to understand right now, or at least hard to be sure that we have interpreted them correctly, but when those events are happening, they will be as clear to the people in the events as it should have been to the disciples on the road to Emmaus, and millions will believe.
Do you know how far into the interview I mentioned the thing on five strengths of the book?
@@RevReads 59:45
See here's the deal... All 'prophecy' is vague. In many cases what we think is a prophetic statement seems more to fit the idea of 'see, this fits the way we have seen this before.' Is Jesus riding a donkey the fulfillment of prophecy or simply just appropriate for the king of Israel entering Jerusalem? I think the latter.
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