About this episode

The episode discusses the ecclesiastical failure of Immanuel Nashville and the resignation of pastor Sam Allberry, focusing on the implications of Side B theology.

We discuss the ecclesiastical failure of Immanuel Nashville in relation to the resignation of pastor Sam Allberry. Note: Another primary issue that assists the infiltration of "Side B" theology is that its proponents never discuss the doctrine of sin (hamartiology) in the abstract - it's always approached from a subjective, personal, "this is my experience" perspective, which causes well-meaning Christians to sympathize and let their discernment guards down.

Topics covered

• ecclesiastical failure
• resignation
• Side B theology
• doctrine of sin
• hamartiology
• Christian discernment

Keywords

• Immanuel Nashville
• Sam Allberry
• Side B theology
• doctrine of sin
• hamartiology
• Christianity
• discernment

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Immanuel Nashville

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