Christian Monotheism Podcast
Summary: Listen to lectures, sermons, and debates about who God is from a non-trinitarian perspective. Get answers to difficult questions and explanations to verses typically used to teach the Trinity. This is the premier podcast for the biblical unitarian movement including dozens of speakers like Anthony Buzzard, Don Snedeker, Dustin Smith, J. Dan Gill, Joel Hemphill, John Schoenheit, Jonathan Burke, Ken Westby, Kermit Zarley, Patrick Navas, Ray Faircloth, Sean Finnegan, Steve Katsaras, Victor Gluckin, and Vince Finnegan.
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Alex Hall documents via his research into Adolf Harnack's the History of Dogma, Volume I, how the second century church shifted from believing that Jesus was a miraculously begotten human being to thinking that he was a pre-existent being who became human.
Was Jesus is the form of God? If so, what does that mean? Did Jesus empty himself of his divinity to become man? Join Alex Hall as he explains the most famous Christological hymn in the New Testament.
What is the 'Jesus Only' movement? Listen to a masterful historical sketch of how this ancient understanding of God arose.
Sean has been excommunicated from three message boards for questioning the trinity. Hear about his experience and see what we are up against!
According to Jesus, the Father is greater than the Son. If this is true then they are not co-equal and the trinity is false! Listen to this if you are interested to understand one of the key unitarian verses in the NT, John 14:28.
Anthony discusses the popular argument that Elohim has a plural ending and thus points to plurality in God. Elohim when used for the One God is not plural in meaning. The four "let us" texts should never be allowed to contradict the thousands and thousands of singular pronouns by which God describes Himself (not Themselves!) in the Bible. The brilliant and unifying text in Deut. 6:4, 5 which Jesus celebrated as the greatest truth of all (Mark 12:28ff.) informs us that God is a single Person. the Trinitarian understanding of God as Three Persons is a much later development that the Bible does not recognize. Jesus and Paul did not believe in a Triune God.
Do not be unequally yoked with idolaters, it will cause disastrous consequences as can be demonstrated through looking at the influences of Jezebel and her descendants.
A survey of how Matthew, Mark, and Luke speak about Christ. Did these three gospels proclaim Jesus as God or as God's Messiah?
An impassioned plea to know God as he is truly represented in Scripture, without the Trinitarian view, without the Greek immovable view, but as He truly is.
Taking up C.S. Lewis' challenge to identify Jesus as God, a madman, or a demon, Ken demonstrates that an option has been left out--that he is God's human Messiah.
A study of Philippians 2 and other relevant sections that are traditionally used to show that Christ volunteered to become a human to save us.
Repeatedly, the very church that insists that the Holy Spirit is a distinct "person," and the third member of the Holy Trinity, contradicts itself when it states the unadulterated truth. If the Spirit of God was not a person in the Old Testament, it is not a person in the New Testament, and therefore not a member of a so-called Holy Trinity! God does not change to suit the whims and fanciful imaginations of men be they pagan or Christian. There is neither variableness nor shadow of turning with the great Creator God of this universe. However, if there were, and if God, at some point decided that He should become a Trinity on a lark in order to satiate pagan man's inordinate desire to worship Him as such, where is the proof? Such a God would not be deserving of worship. Where indeed can we find in the pages of the Bible during the period between the close of the prophetic age of the Old Testament and the opening of the Messianic age of the New, a clear and precise message calling... To read the rest of the description visit http://www.christianmonotheism.com/php/media_center/media_displayer.php?mode=display_one#38;data=72
Dustin Smith cogently exegetes John 1.1 from a biblical unitarian perspective (i.e. non-literal pre-existence). Taken from the 2005 Theological Conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
The testimony of a man who studied himself out of the Oneness belief about God and into the view that Jesus is human and his Father is God. This story is riveting, well-told, and worth listening to, whether or not you are familiar oneness doctrine.
This audio file documents the journey of a famed gospel singer, Joel Hemphill, from 'Jesus Only' to 'Father Only' understanding of God. Listen to this testimony of a man to whom God revealed himself in an extraordinary way.
