RelentlesslyBiblical

In this episode, Dr. Brunansky discusses the qualifications for being a leader in the church. He also outlines the differences between leaders and servants in the church.

Why should the local church care about doctrine? And what doctrines are essential to a church being relentlessly biblical? Join Dr. Brunansky for this episode as he talks about the importance of doctrine and four crucial doctrines every faithful church should uphold.

In the season two premiere of Relentlessly Biblical with Dr. Robb Brunansky, we begin to examine the characteristics of the relentlessly biblical church. First up: relentlessly biblical preaching. What kind of preaching is faithful to the Word of God? Join us this week and find out!

Thanks for a Great first season! We'll have new heading your way in about 6 weeks. In the meantime be on the lookout for new episodes from "The Word Unbound" from DHBC Studios.

Dr. Brunansky and Dr. Edgington discuss Biblical counseling, from its roots in scripture and how it directly supports Biblical preaching to its application in our lives and how it can help any and all believers.

How has God called women to serve His church? Dr. Robb Brunansky continues his examination of scripture concerning this controversial topic.

What does the Bible have to say about how a believer should respond to global conflict?

Dr. Robb Brunansky answers questions raised concerning women in positions of authority in the Church and addresses some misconceptions regarding what the Bible says on the issue.

This week Dr. Brunansky addresses Disney's disturbing stance on child sexuality, Biden's apparent attraction to young girls, the newest Supreme Court justice and how they're all connected.

In this episode we consider how to make sense of the recent allegations against John MacArthur, more thoughts on tone when communicating with others, and what it takes to become relentlessly biblical in your life.

Dr. Robb Brunansky talks about his list of top 5 moments from Shepherds Conference 2022 including a particularly provocative statement made by John MacArthur.

Dr. Robb Brunansky discusses the Biblical framework for thinking about hatred, partiality, original sin and redemption with the exhortation that the believer flee from "churches" that are preaching the false gospel of racial reconciliation.

Dr. Robb Brunansky discusses a Biblical response to fear and war, and the role that tone has in a Christian's interactions.

Dr. Robb Brunansky discusses how to navigate the relationship between the individual and government in regards to medical and psychological procedures from a position that acknowledges scripture as having the final word.

Dr. Robb Brunansky introduces the podcast and lets listeners know what they can expect.