Caleb Hegg

In this installment of Covenant Conversations, I sit down with Christ Date to discuss a wide range of theological positions including a discuss on pre-millenial vs post-millenial views, a dive into preterism and much more! Join the conversation in the Pronomian Theology Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/434173231452994 Find pronomian resources on our site: https://pronomian.com/ Chris Date graduated summa cum laude from Liberty University with a Bachelor of Science in Religion, concentrating on biblical and theological studies, and in 2020 he graduated from Fuller Theological Seminary, where he focused on exegesis of the Old Testament in its original Hebrew. Chris is an adjunct professor of Bible and theology at Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary. He is also the director of Rethinking Hell as well as his own site Chrisdate.info Caleb Hegg is the founder of Pronomian.com, a site dedicated to the study of God's covenants and law. Caleb has lectured at various conferences around the world, and written multiple published articles, most notably, several articles in "Celebrate the Feast" (TorahResource, 2019). Caleb Hegg received a two-year certificate from TR-Institute. Caleb is currently enrolled at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in an M.Div program.

I am excited to welcome Chris Date to a Covenant Conversation. In this conversation, we will touch on a wide range of theological positions including a discuss on pre-millenial vs post-millenial views, a dive into preterism and much more! Set a reminder and watch live at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3ZrfwUJpjg Chris Date graduated summa cum laude from Liberty University with a Bachelor of Science in Religion, concentrating on biblical and theological studies, and in 2020 he graduated from Fuller Theological Seminary, where he focused on exegesis of the Old Testament in its original Hebrew. Chris is an adjunct professor of Bible and theology at Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary. He is also the director of Rethinking Hell as well as his own site Chrisdate.info

We kick off Covenant Conversations by interviewing Dr. Leighton Flowers. Dr. Flowers earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Theology from Hardin-Simmons University (1997); a Masters of Divinity with Biblical Languages from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (2000); and completed his Doctorate at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (2016). He is currently the director of Soteriology 101 as well as the Director of Evangelism and Apologetics for Texas Baptists Become part of the conversation in the Pronomian Theology FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/434173231452994 Caleb Hegg Caleb is completing a Masters of Divinity from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He completed a two-year certificate from TR-Institute where he studied Hebrew under his father Tim Hegg, Greek under Rob Vanhoff and Church History under Ariel Berkowitz. He graduated high school as a life-long homeschooler and proudly homeschools his four children now.

Many Christians believe and teach the commandments of God can be broken into three categories, civil, ceremonial, and moral. But is this something the Bible itself teaches? What is the pronomian perspective on breaking the commandments into these categories? Link to article, "Didn't God Abolish the Ceremonial and Civil Parts of the Law? - Tim Hegg https://torahresource.com/ceremonial-civil-parts-law/ Learn more about Pronomian theology: Pronomian.com - http://pronomian.com/ TorahResource - https://torahresource.com Let's be friends: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/caleb.hegg Twitter - https://twitter.com/calebhegg Gettr - https://www.gettr.com/user/calebhegg Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-1412364 Who I Am: My name is Caleb Hegg, I am from Tacoma WA. I make videos about theology and living a life of faith from a pronomian (pro-law) perspective. I am also the co-host of Messiah Matters (https://www.youtube.com/c/MessiahMatters), a weekly show that discusses theology. Beyond this, my wife and I run Growing in Messiah, I website dedicated to helping parents raise godly families. I am also a student at SBTS in the M.Div program. Currently, my wife and I live in Tacoma WA. with our four children.

Do we really need another term like "Pronomian?" Jeff Young says absolutely.

As a theological belief, the term Pronomian can cover a huge amount of Christians and should not be seen as a movement or a denomination in and of itself.

The term Pronomian has gained some notoriety within the past year. What is it? What does it mean? How should we view this term?

"Why do you believe in theonomy?" is the question asked to Jeff Young who gives his views on this theological position.

An interview with Jeff Young. Jeff has been one of the catalysts for bringing Greg Bahnsen's term "Pronomian" into the spotlight. In this conversation, we discuss how this term should be viewed and why he believes it should not be considered a movement or denomination, but rather, a theological position as Bahnsen used it.

The interview with Leighton flowers will air on July 11th, subscribe for more updates and more interviews. This interview will also be available on Pronomian.com