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Matt Henry & Matt Miller

A pastoral podcast that discusses common, and often controversial, topics from a biblical perspective.

Faith & Fable

Why a podcast? Why Faith & Fable? 
We're introducing ourselves, and discussing the only two things that can nourish a Christian: faith and doctrine.

The First One

Life is full of decisions: big and small. As a Christian, you want to be faithful and obey God, but it's hard to know what to do in the scripturally "gray" areas. Before you can know the "how to's" you have to know the "how not to's" which span from bad to evil.

Biblical Decision Making: The How Not's

In the Southern Baptist Convention, there is an explicitly anti-Calvinistic movement, known as Traditionalism. In these bonus episodes, we're tackling (and at times, trashing) the movement's theology by examining each article of its "statement of faith." In this part, we're dealing with the statement's Preamble and first article: "The Gospel."

The Traditionalist Statement of Faith Pt. 1

We're picking back up with our discussion on how to make a biblical decision. It's much simpler than we often make it, and freeing.

Biblical Decision Making: The How To's

In this second part, we pick up this discussion with the next few articles of the Traditionalist's Statement of Faith: "The Sinfulness of Man," "The Atonement of Christ," "The Grace of God," "The Regeneration of the Sinner," and "The Election to Salvation."

The Traditionalist Statement of Faith Pt. 2

"How can I know God's will?" 
The answer is simple, but every Christian must take it and be comfortable with mystery.

The Two Wills of God

In this conclusion to our discussion of the "Traditionalist Statement of Faith," we discuss the three remaining articles: "The Sovereignty of God," "The Freewill of Man," and "The Great Commission."

The Traditionalist Statement of Faith Pt. 3

In broad Evangelicalism, a distinction is often made between knowing God and communing with God. Especially that there are heightened experiences of communing with God, independent of the believer's knowledge and understanding of God. We're tackling this fable pervading the modern church.

Knowledge vs. Communion

The Bible makes the various realities and ministries of the Spirit quite clear, but so often understanding is clouded by emotion. Holy Spirit Baptism is a much confused doctrine in Christendom. Most of the confusion comes from poor understanding of the Biblical languages. It requires critical thinking, and when understood, leads to the very thing so many are pursuing with regard to the Holy Spirit.

Spirit Baptism

An often misunderstood practice, Church discipline has been abandoned by many evangelical churches; to their detriment. We're discussing the basis and founding of this biblical mandate.

Knowledge vs. Communion

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