Visit The Legacy Room, where Dr. Abner Chou and Dr. Nathan Busenitz discuss foundational doctrines fo the Christian life. These conversations will help you better understand the essential beliefs of the Christian life, convictions The Master's Seminary has always taught and will always defend.
In this episode, the final of season one, Dr. Busenitz and Dr. Chou talk about how theology shaped their personal lives. Abner and Nathan tell stories from their high school years, when truth from Scripture changed how they thought about God, salvation, and ministry. You'll hear which convictions shaped them and led them to become theological students, then leaders at TMUS.
What is the name of God? How is it different than his titles? And why does the name of God say about his character? Dr. Busenitz and Dr. Chou answer that question in this episode. They’ll show you that an accurate, rich understanding of God’s name has profound implications for your Christian life, in particular your relationship with God.
Ephesians says we are saved by grace alone through faith alone. That's a bedrock truth of Christianity. But if works do not save anyone, what role, if any, do they have in the Christian life? Get answers on this episode of The Legacy Room as Dr. Chou and Dr. Busenitz discuss the relationship between faith and works.
How can you be confident you are interpreting the Bible correctly? That’s the question Abner Chou and Nathan Busenitz address in this episode. Whether you’ve read the Bible for decades, or you just started studying it recently, your approach to studying and learning the Bible should be basically the same. Find out what that approach should be—what those timeless principles of interpretation are—and how you can apply them and make the most of your Bible study.
John MacArthur, chancellor of The Master’s University and Seminary, often says “the meaning of Scripture is Scripture.” That’s a profound statement about what Scripture is and how we benefit from it. On this episode, Abner Chou and Nathan Busenitz talk about how to interpret Scripture—a division of theology called hermeneutics. This conversation can help believers know how to get the meaning of Scripture right so they can experience the power of Scripture fully.