How many parts are there to the Gospel?

How many parts are there to the Gospel?

Author: 1517 September 12, 2023 Duration: 18:55

Ted asks about what things, exactly, comprise the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Rod talks about the simplicity of the Gospel, the value of hearing Christ crucified for my rescue every Sunday morning, the sinner 'being turned' away from self (passively—as in Jeremiah 31:18) and toward Jesus Christ, and what people consistently confess after spending long enough in a church which takes them down the road of works instead of Christ and His sufficiency to save.

Produced by: Rick Ritchie

SHOW NOTES:

"The Gospel for Those Broken by the Church", (original recording) by Rod Rosenbladt - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj2bm5-PMAI

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In the spirit of those free-flowing back deck conversations in Irvine, Talks with Dad Rod captures the essence of long talks about life, faith, and everything in between. This podcast is a continuation of that tradition, now hosted by Rod and his son, Ted. Each brief episode distills the warmth and depth of those discussions into a six-minute format, offering a moment of reflection amidst daily routines. Listeners will hear candid exchanges rooted in a Christian worldview, yet broadly engaging with culture, philosophy, and the nuances of modern society. It’s less a formal lecture and more like pulling up a chair to listen in on a thoughtful dialogue between a father and son. The podcast naturally explores spirituality and personal experience, aiming to provide genuine connection and insight one short talk at a time.
Author: Language: en-us Episodes: 50

Talks with Dad Rod
Podcast Episodes
Should I pray for time to amend? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 14:03
Ted asks about whether we should pray for time to amend our lives. Rod talks about what sinners contribute to their salvation, the idea of a 'mulligan' confession, what gifts we are to receive in church, and where our tr…
I'm tormented by blasphemous thoughts. Do I need an exorcist? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 12:16
Ted asks about good news when we can't seem to shake sinful, even blasphemous, thoughts. Rod talks about which prevails in the end, Jesus Christ or our sins, the true difficulty we sinners can have with dark thoughts, wh…
Do I need to get to work and make Jesus happy? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 10:46
Ted asks if we as Christians need to get busy in order to gain or maintain our salvation. Rod talks about sanctification versus justification (using a two-column idea), what weight believers' works have regarding their s…
Does God speak our faith into existence? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 9:37
Ted asks about if our Christian faith is purely a gift of God. Rod talks about how the Reformation began with a doctrine of sin that was solidly Biblical, and what God speaks into the darkness of the human heart. Produce…
My fruit seems bad sometimes. Am I a bad tree? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 12:00
Ted asks about looking to our own fruit and seeing that it's bad, and what does that mean. Rod talks about how sinners incline to moralism and synergism, how we are natural fruit-measurers who prefer to look to ourselves…