In this episode of The Study Boys, FLAME and Lex Lutheran dive into the tricky waters of how the doctrine of the Trinity can get distorted. We break down Mike Todd’s recent explanation, showing how he uses the right word—Trinity—but fills it with the wrong meaning, essentially promoting a form of modalism. We also look at how figures like Waka Flocka and NLE the Great have engaged with these ideas, sometimes stumbling into similar misunderstandings. Join us as we unpack why understanding the ...
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In this episode of The Study Boys, FLAME and Lex Lutheran dive into the tricky waters of how the doctrine of the Trinity can get distorted. We break down Mike Todd’s recent explanation, showing how he uses the right word—Trinity—but fills it with the wrong meaning, essentially promoting a form of modalism. We also look at how figures like Waka Flocka and NLE the Great have engaged with these ideas, sometimes stumbling into similar misunderstandings. Join us as we unpack why understanding the ...
A "Spirit Filled" Church Service Versus Correct Teaching & Divine Service
The Study Boys
26 minutes
1 year ago
A "Spirit Filled" Church Service Versus Correct Teaching & Divine Service
Here we are! The final episode of season 1!! The guys sit and discuss the pitfalls of looking for a hyper explosive Sunday morning experience versus hungering for God's Word and Sacrament. What some call a "Spirit filled" service. We compare it with the sweet presence and joy of correct teaching and Divine service. Where God comes to serve us with many gifts. For our forgiveness, comfort, and assurance. Enjoy!
The Study Boys
In this episode of The Study Boys, FLAME and Lex Lutheran dive into the tricky waters of how the doctrine of the Trinity can get distorted. We break down Mike Todd’s recent explanation, showing how he uses the right word—Trinity—but fills it with the wrong meaning, essentially promoting a form of modalism. We also look at how figures like Waka Flocka and NLE the Great have engaged with these ideas, sometimes stumbling into similar misunderstandings. Join us as we unpack why understanding the ...
