The Papacy, Tradition, and the Gospel: Justin Peters with Mike Gendron

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The Papacy & the Gospel

Justin Peters • Mike Gendron
Series: Sound Theology & Discernment

Show Summary

Roman Catholicism claims an unbroken line of papal authority and doctrinal stability. In this conversation, Justin Peters and Mike Gendron test those claims by Scripture: the papacy’s authority (Matt 16:18), the Council of Trent and justification, purgatory and indulgences, Marian dogmas, the Mass, and contemporary ecumenism. Our aim is firm clarity with charity— calling all people to the all-sufficient work of Christ.

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Scripture & Key Themes

Texts: John 16:13–14; Acts 4:12; Galatians 1:6–9; 1 Timothy 2:5; Hebrews 7–10; Romans 3–5; Romans 8:1.

Topics: Papal claims and authority, Scripture vs. tradition, justification by faith alone, the gospel’s exclusivity, purgatory and indulgences, Marian dogmas, ecumenism.

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Mike Gendron leads Proclaiming the Gospel, a ministry equipping Christians to share the biblical gospel with Roman Catholics with clarity and love.

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