Deformed Theology
Deformed Theology
Podcast Description
journey beyond denominations, beyond theological lines, to the heart of the gospel of Christ. Together, we’ll explore what it truly means to live under the lordship of Jesus—deepening our understanding, edifying His church, and walking in the Spirit. This isn’t about arguing differences, but embracing the unity we have in Him. Washing feet and flipping the tables of our hearts. Whether you’re reformed, evangelical, charismatic, cessationist, or somewhere in between, you’re invited to join the conversation. This is for the glory of God, the building up of His people, and the unity of the body.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of faith, doctrine, and unity among diverse Christian denominations. Episodes cover topics such as the revival of church missions, the complexities of youth ministry, and discussions on theology and musical expression in the context of Christian living. For example, Episode 6 features a conversation about tradition and scripture with a Catholic apologist, while Episode 4 examines leadership in a divided culture.
Are you hungry for the gospel beyond the church walls — beyond denominations, beyond theological debates?
Deformed Theology is for believers who want to go deeper. Every week, we explore what it truly means to live under the lordship of Jesus Christ — not through argument, but through the Word.
📖 What we cover:
• Biblical prophecy & end-times insights
• Spiritual gifts explained
• Faith, prayer & fasting
• Church unity & purpose
• Christian testimonies
• Bible study & deep dives
Whether you’re a longtime believer or just starting your faith journey, this channel is your invitation to walk in
Is gluttony really a sin — or just an excuse to feel guilty about food? In this episode, Jonathan and Nate go beyond the ”eat less” talk and get to the heart of what gluttony actually is in the Bible: not a food problem, but a contentment problem.We unpack what Scripture actually says about gluttony in the bible, why the quail in the wilderness (Numbers 11) is one of the most overlooked warnings in Scripture, and how the ”perverse pleasure of consumption” is really a failure to trust God's provision. If you've ever wondered what is gluttony — or why the church rarely talks about it — this conversation is for you.True contentment is found in Christ, not in the next bite. Let's go deeper together.🙏 Deformed Theology exists to help believers go deeper into the gospel beyond the church walls — beyond denominations, beyond debate. If this stirred your heart, subscribe and join us every Monday.🔔 New episodes every Monday at 5am Central👇 Which is harder for you — contentment or discipline? Drop it in the comments.📖 In this episode:00:00 The Cold Open and Introduction
00:26 Exploring Gluttony: Definitions and Perspectives
02:33 Theological Insights on Gluttony
05:19 Cultural Reflections on Body and Spirit
08:41 Discipline and Stewardship in Nutrition
11:39 The Heart of Gluttony: Contentment and Trust
14:27 Manna, Quail, and the Nature of Provision
17:22 The Role of Obedience and Worship in Stewardship
20:18 Moralizing Scripture and Understanding Context
23:41 Conclusion: Gluttony and the Christian Life
27:37 The Consequences of Gluttony
30:53 Perfection and Completeness in Christ
35:59 Coping Mechanisms and the Human Experience
41:17 Discipline and Contentment
48:16 Sexual Gluttony and the Pursuit of Fulfillment
54:44 Rejecting Contentment for Consumption
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