P. Andrew Sandlin's Podcasts, Preaching, And Lectures

Science is not only not in conflict with Christianity. Apart from Christianity, there can be no science.

Classical Marxism (dialectical materialism and state socialism) and Cultural Marxism (human liberation and identity politics) are the greatest ideological threats to Christian culture.

Man’s God-appointed work in the world is the Cultural Mandate. God’s self-appointed work in the world is his Kingdom. Understanding these foundational truths is fundamental to the Christian life.

The worship of man in the culture and church is the new idolatry standing under God’s judgment.

P. Andrew Sandlin and Jeffery J. Ventrella on libertarianism, biblical and natural law, the LGBT agenda, marriage as a prepolitical and preecclesiastical institution, separation of church and state, and much else.

Are the Jews God's chosen people? What about the nation of Israel? Who are God's elect?

Abraham's faith is a model for every other father,and the covenant promises of nearness to the Triune God, godly descendants, and dominion in the earth are our covenant promises, too, in Jesus Christ.

Are the Jews God’s chosen? The state of Israel? What is choosing? Who are elect?

Salvation is found in the true Seed of Abraham, whose faith we fathers should follow in leading our families.

Christians often so mystify God's will that it becomes nearly unknowable. This message tells you how to ascertain God's will for your life.

An anti-globalist, non-racist African narrative with a classically pagan worldview.

The Bible alone will solve this problem: mental health therapy, gun control, and naive views of human nature will not.

The kind of Christian unity the Bible envisions — and that we need today.

Where low-church evangelicals and high-church liturgists are both right.

One of the most important words in the Bible should shape our Thanksgiving this year.

At the root of modern Leftism is an ancient but perennial heresy at war with creation.

A residue of the ancient evil heresy survives today in a church embarrassed by or opposed to God's created order.

If globalism means universal (revelatory) ethical standards and the universal scope of the gospel, its right. If it means refusing to make judgments about cultures, it's wrong.

The glaring deficiencies of our wobbly church and apostate culture correspond strikingly to the distinctive contributions of Puritan Christianity. A new Puritan reformation would go along way toward remedying the deep deficiencies in church and culture.

The great Reformation dictum is not merely a slogan or a proposition. It is a way of living. And without it we cannot be biblical Christians.