Episode 3: Part 1 with Caleb Stringer

In this episode of the Ignorant Christian Podcast, hosts Jon and Josh welcome their first guest, Caleb Stringer, who shares his powerful testimony of faith and the journey that led him to write his book, 'The Things Which Are.' The conversation delves into key theological concepts such as justification, sanctification, and the three tenses of salvation. Caleb discusses the challenges facing the modern church, the historical tactics of Satan, and the implications of hyper grace and hyperdispensationalism. He also explores the typology of Enoch and the significance of the number seven in scripture, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of faith and scripture in today's society. In this conversation, Caleb Stringer discusses the significance of the number seven in biblical numerology, emphasizing its representation of God's completion and fulfillment. He cautions against the misuse of numerology in biblical interpretation, warning that it can lead to misinterpretations and false conclusions. The discussion then shifts to the dangers of Catholicism, particularly its idolatrous practices and how they parallel the Church of Thyatira. Stringer critiques the Church of Sardis as a 'church in name only,' highlighting the need for genuine revival rather than mere reformation. He concludes with insights on the prophetic implications of the third temple and the Antichrist's covenant with Israel, asserting that the rapture could occur at any moment, and emphasizing the importance of understanding God's promises and the role of the church in the last days.

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