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The Theology of Christmas Hymns: Sound Doctrine in the Songs We Sing | Ep# 680

In this special G220 Radio episode, we dive into the rich theology woven into some of the most beloved Christmas hymns of the Christian faith. While Christmas music fills the air every December, many believers don’t realize how deeply these songs proclaim the doctrines of the incarnation, redemption, and the kingship of Christ.

Join us as we explore the biblical truths behind classics like Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, and Joy to the World—songs that not only celebrate Christ’s birth but teach and reinforce essential Christian doctrine. We’ll look at their historical backgrounds, unpack the Scriptures that shaped their lyrics, and discuss why what we sing matters for our worship and our witness.

We’ll also evaluate how to discern the theology of modern Christmas songs and consider how the music of the season can serve as a powerful tool for evangelism and reflection on the gospel.

Whether you’re a lover of historic hymns, a worship leader, or simply someone who enjoys singing these familiar songs each year, this episode will deepen your appreciation for the truth they proclaim and help you approach the Christmas season with renewed worship, joy, and discernment.

Tune in as we let the Word of Christ dwell richly in us—through the songs we sing to celebrate the Savior who came and the King who is coming again.

The Incarnation: Why God Became Man | Ep# 679

In this powerful follow-up to our Advent episode, G220 Radio turns its focus to one of the most awe-inspiring and essential doctrines of the Christian faith: the Incarnation. Why did the eternal Son of God take on human flesh? What does Scripture teach about God becoming man? And why is this truth absolutely central to the gospel?

Join us as we walk through the biblical foundations, theological depth, and redemptive purpose of the Incarnation. From Old Testament promises to New Testament fulfillment, we’ll explore how Jesus Christ—fully God and fully man—entered the world to reveal the Father, fulfill prophecy, live perfectly, die sacrificially, and rise victoriously for the salvation of His people.

We’ll also examine the hypostatic union, address common historical errors about Christ’s nature, and explain why a right understanding of the Incarnation protects the gospel and strengthens the believer’s faith.

Whether you're seeking clarity, deeper worship, or a richer understanding of who Jesus truly is, this episode will point you to the glory of Christ and the wonder of God’s redemptive plan.

Tune in as we unpack the mystery, majesty, and necessity of the God-man—our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Advent: Anticipating the King Who Came and Is Coming Again | Ep# 678

As the Advent season begins, believers around the world turn their attention to the extraordinary reality at the heart of the Christian faith—God the Son took on flesh, entered the world in humility, fulfilled ancient promises, and will one day return in power and glory. In this episode of G220 Radio, we explore the meaning and purpose of Advent from a Reformed, 1689 Baptist perspective.

Join us as we unpack what Advent is, why Christians throughout history have observed it, and how this season helps anchor our hearts in both the first coming and the second coming of Christ. We’ll walk through key Scriptures from the prophets, the Gospels, and the New Testament epistles that point us to the incarnation, the finished work of Jesus, and the hope of His glorious return.

Whether you have celebrated Advent for years or are new to the concept, this episode will encourage you to fix your eyes on Christ—our promised Redeemer, our risen Lord, and our soon-coming King.

Tune in as we remember His birth, rejoice in His salvation, and renew our hope as we long for His return.

For This Is the Will of God: Your Sanctification | Ep# 677

In this episode of G220 Radio, we explore one of the most clear and powerful statements in Scripture concerning God’s will for His people: “For this is the will of God, your sanctification” (1 Thessalonians 4:3). Many believers wrestle with discerning God’s will for their lives, but the apostle Paul leaves no uncertainty—God wills that His people be holy, set apart, and conformed to the image of Christ.

Join us as we walk through what sanctification is, how Scripture defines it, and how the Holy Spirit works in the life of every true believer. We’ll discuss the difference between definitive and progressive sanctification, examine the marks of genuine spiritual growth, and highlight the ordinary means God uses to transform His people—His Word, prayer, fellowship, and even trials.

This episode aims to equip believers to understand this vital doctrine more deeply, to find encouragement in God’s ongoing work within them, and to pursue holiness with confidence, knowing that God Himself is the One who sanctifies.

Tune in as we open the Word of God and apply this foundational truth to the Christian life.

The False Teacher Next Door: Examining Biblical Separation with Josh Niemi | Ep# 676

Join us Tuesday, November 18th at 9 pm EST on G220 Radio as we welcome Josh Niemi—author, Bible teacher, and founder of Expository Parenting Ministries. Known for his works Expository Parenting, Greater Than Aaron: The Supremacy of Christ’s Limited Atonement, and the Old Testament Outlined and Introduced series (Kress Biblical Resources), Josh now turns his focus to one of the most urgent issues facing the church today.

In his latest release, The False Teacher Next Door: Biblical Separation in an Age of Unbiblical Unity, Josh addresses the growing confusion surrounding unity, doctrine, and discernment within modern Christianity. With clarity and conviction, he examines what Scripture teaches about false teachers, the danger of compromised fellowship, and the importance of maintaining biblical separation without abandoning love or truth.

In this episode, we’ll discuss:
~Why “unity at all costs” is harming the church
~How false teaching infiltrates local congregations and Christian networks
~What biblical separation really is—and what it isn’t
~How Christians can develop discernment without drifting into divisiveness
~Key insights from Josh’s new book and why he wrote it now

If you care about sound doctrine, the protection of Christ’s church, and the call to stand firm in the truth, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Tune in, share the stream, and join us for this timely and crucial discussion on G220 Radio.

The Eucharist: Symbol or Sacrament? A Conversation Between a Roman Catholic and Protestants | Ep# 675

In this episode of G220 Radio, we’re diving into one of the most significant and often debated topics in Christian theology—the Eucharist, also known as the Lord’s Supper or Communion.

Is the bread and cup merely a symbol that points us to Christ’s finished work on the cross, or is it a sacrament through which grace is truly received?

Joining us for this discussion is a Roman Catholic guest who will share the Catholic understanding of the Eucharist, alongside Protestant voices who hold to a memorial view rooted in Scripture. Together, we’ll examine what Jesus meant when He said, “This is My body… This is My blood,” and seek to understand how these differing views reflect deeper convictions about salvation, grace, and the presence of Christ.

Tune in live, join the chat, and be part of the conversation as we discuss faith, tradition, and the meaning of the Lord’s Table.

Covenant of Life: Baptist Catechism Q. 15 // Ep# 674

In this essential episode, we dive deep into Baptist Catechism Question 15, exploring the doctrine of God’s Special Providence and the nature of the first covenant made with Adam. This is a crucial theological discussion that lays the foundation for understanding sin, redemption, and the superiority of the Covenant of Grace in Christ!

We ask: "What special act of providence did God exercise towards man in the estate wherein he was created?"

Learn how God established the Covenant of Life (also known as the Covenant of Works or Adamic Covenant), requiring perfect obedience and instituting a positive law—the prohibition against eating from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. We break down the difference between God's ordinary and special acts of providence (drawing from the 2nd London Baptist Confession 5.2) and explain why this single prohibition was necessary for testing man’s allegiance.

Ultimately, we reveal why the failure of the Covenant of Works makes the Covenant of Grace in Jesus Christ so much better. The glorious obedience of the Last Adam (Christ) is the only path to justification and eternal life, contrasting sharply with the disobedience of the First Adam. This is a vital episode for anyone studying Systematic Theology, the Baptist Confession, or the structure of God's redemptive plan!

Christians and Halloween: A Night of Darkness or an Opportunity for Light? | Ep# 673

As Halloween approaches, Christians often face the same question each year — What should we do with Halloween? Is it simply a night of costumes and candy, or is there something darker behind the traditions?

Should Christians completely avoid it, or can it be used as an opportunity to shine the light of the gospel in a dark world?

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Lutheranism | Ep# 672

In this episode of G220 Radio, we’re joined by a guest from the Lutheran Church to help us better understand what Lutherans believe and teach. We’ll explore the origins of Lutheranism, key doctrines such as justification by faith, baptism, the Lord’s Supper, and how these beliefs differ from other Christian traditions. Our goal is to have a respectful and informative discussion that helps listeners think biblically and discern truth through the lens of Scripture. Tune in live as we engage in this important conversation about faith, theology, and the gospel.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about what our Lutheran friends believe and why it matters.

God's Providence: Baptist Catechism Question 14 | Ep# 671

God's Providence follows God's work of creation as God purposefully executes his decrees. Leaning on Question 7, "What is God?", providence grounds itself in the nature of God as he governs and preserves creatures. With a slight detour to discuss Deism and its connection to Theological Liberalism, the show explores how the Bible explains providence.