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On today’s Warriors of Grace episode, Joey Tomlinson and Ryan Davidson talk about finding hope in our identity in Christ, biblical accountability and repentance, biblical counseling and helping those enslaved to pornography, and the means of grace and the local church.
What You’ll Hear On This Episode
- How to Counsel and Help Those Enslaved to Pornography
- Finding our hope in our identity in Christ.
- Figuring out where the trigger points for one’s pornography begins.
- Biblical counselings and providing means of grace to help counselees.
- Repentance and biblical accountability.
- The means of grace and the local church.
About Today’s Hosts
Joey is married to Brayden and together they have 3 kids: Henry, Owen, and Ames. He is the pastor of Deer Park Fellowship- a church plant in Newport News, VA. Joey holds degrees from Liberty University (B.S.), The Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div.), and Southern Seminary (D.Min.).
Joey has a forthcoming book (H&E Publishing) on depression.
Joey is protestant (baptist), reformed (1689), and evangelical (the old fashion kind).
Ryan is the pastor of Grace Baptist Chapel and has served there since August of 2008. Ryan is married to his beautiful wife Christie, and they have four wonderful children: Micah, Lydia, Shaphan, and Magdalene. Ryan holds degrees from Samford University (B.A.), The College of William & Mary (M.Ed.) in Counseling, and Southern Seminary (Th.M.) in Louisville, KY, and is completing a (Ph.D.) from The Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands in Early Church History/Pastoral Theology.
Ryan also teaches adjunctly at a University and in several seminaries around the world. He has published a few resources to aid the body of Christ including Thinking Through Anxiety (Ichthus, 2017) and Green Pastures: A Primer on the Ordinary Means of Grace (Reformed Baptist Academic Press, 2019).
Ryan is protestant (baptist), reformed (1689), and evangelical (the old fashion kind).
Find out more about Joey and Ryan at Broad Oak Piety.
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