Bitesize Theology

Bitesize is a place for a more stretching but clear exploration of Christian Theology. Each week we dive into an aspect of a major Biblical Doctrine.
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Some Bitesize Themes

Christ
Creation
The Church
Sin
Atonement
Scripture
Christ
Christ
Creation
The Church
Sin
Atonement
Scripture
Prophet, Priest, King
The Hypostatic Union
Christ’s Deity
Christ’s Humanity
Body, Building, Bride
Worship
Theology of Church music
Baptism
The Lord’s Supper
Male and Female Roles in Church
Original Sin
Concupiscence
Hell
“In the beginning, God…”
“In the image of God he created them…”
Historical Adam
“Male and Female He created them”
New Creation
Substitution
Participation
Christus Victor
Christus Exemplar
The necessity of scripture
The authority of scripture
The clarity of scripture
The sufficiency of scripture

All past Bitesize episodes

Doctrine of Sovereignty: Sovereign Creator Andrew Sach
Prophet, Priest and King Andrew Sach
Christ: The Hypostatic Union Andrew Latimer
Christ: Christ’s deity Andrew Latimer
Christ: Christ’s humanity Andrew Latimer
Creation: New Creation Andrew Sach
Creation: Male and Female He created them Andrew Latimer
Creation: Historical Adam Andrew Sach
Creation: “In the image of God he created them…”Andrew Latimer
Creation: “In the beginning, God…” Andrew Sach
Special: Race & Racism Raymond Brown
Church: Male and Female Roles in Church Andrew Sach
Church: The Lord’s Supper Andrew Latimer
Church: Baptism Andrew Sach
Church: Theology of Church Music Andrew Sach
Church: Worship Andrew Latimer
Church: Body, Building, Bride Andrew Latimer
Atonement: Christus Exemplar Andrew Sach
Atonement: Christus Victor Andrew Sach
Atonement: Participation Andrew Sach
Atonement: Substitution Andrew Sach
Sin: Hell Andrew Latimer
Sin: Concupiscence Andrew Latimer
Sin: Original sin Andrew Sach
Scripture: The sufficiency of scripture Andrew Latimer
Scripture: The clarity of scripture Andrew Sach
Scripture: The authority of scripture Andrew Latimer
Scripture: The necessity of scripture Andrew Latimer