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Leaving Pietism | Theocast
46:53

Leaving Pietism | Theocast

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Theocast

over 5 years ago

15:42
What does Pietism do to the Christian and maybe even the local church?
Conference Message: Challenging the Pulpits
34:37

Conference Message: Challenging the Pulpits

AS

Apologia Studios

almost 5 years ago

24:33
He's got an incredibly good sermon I've been listening to all week called The Bane of Pietism.
Dazed and Confused: Does 2 Peter 1:1-12 Teach Pietism?
43:50

Dazed and Confused: Does 2 Peter 1:1-12 Teach Pietism?

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Theocast

about 6 years ago

8:40
In fact, what we would say is pietism is actually crippling to the fruitfulness of the Christian life, because you are spent most of your days trying to find the most microscopic sin within your own life.
How Pietism Ruins Good Works | Theocast
48:03

How Pietism Ruins Good Works | Theocast

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Theocast

over 4 years ago

6:30
But in general, pietism is the overemphasis on the progress of the internal of the Christian life where you're always focusing on the either gaining, sustaining, or maintaining your faith by your works.
Stop Preaching the Pietism 'Gospel'
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Stop Preaching the Pietism 'Gospel'

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Theocast

almost 2 years ago

14:58
Pietism, and you could pair revivalism with this, right? But pietism brings with it a very utilitarian view of the faith, and by that I mean the works of zeal and the transformation becomes, it's overly emphasized.
What is Pietism? How does Pietism Effect the Christian Life? | ask Theocast
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What is Pietism? How does Pietism Effect the Christian Life? | ask Theocast

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Theocast

about 5 years ago

0:27
Let's talk. So pietism is, if I'm going to just be frank with you, it is destroyed people's lives. It has caused so much anxiety, a lack of assurance. It suppresses people to the point where they have to be something that they're not.
The Slow Death of Pietism | Theocast
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The Slow Death of Pietism | Theocast

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Theocast

almost 6 years ago

35:04
So why does pietism die a slow and painful death? Well, a lot of it really comes down to this issue of sanctification and how we think about it. And we are so prone to think that not only is our sanctification uncertain, which that's not biblical, we're promised that it will happen.
Working Out What's Worked Within
59:42

Working Out What's Worked Within

AS

Apologia Studios

over 6 years ago

19:51
Pietism. Pietism is striving meticulously with profound effort toward personal piety. One is working to live out their Christian faith with all that is in them, but it can quickly get out of balance. Consider the Pharisees Jesus interacted with in the Gospels, right?
Common Errors in Sanctification (Part 5) (Pietism)
25:48

Common Errors in Sanctification (Part 5) (Pietism)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 5 years ago

23:00
Beware of pietism. Even though I used to be a Lutheran, even though I used to be a German, I think I still am a German. The next error in common sanctification, and I'm gonna have to make this fast, it's asceticism.
Gutting the Scripture of Its Power | Theocast
42:40

Gutting the Scripture of Its Power | Theocast

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Theocast

over 1 year ago

0:50
It's dread versus joy, really. That's pietism. Pietism causes Christians to look in on themselves and find their hope, not in what Christ has done, but what they're doing. And we have a little book for you.
Is Salvation Dependent upon Your Obedience? | How Pietism Affects Assurance
9:28

Is Salvation Dependent upon Your Obedience? | How Pietism Affects Assurance

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Theocast

over 2 years ago

1:20
Pietism though, it's a confusion in my opinion, and it's this. It's taking that which is biblical, which is the obedience of the believer, and putting it in the wrong category with the wrong emphasis.
Pietism
1:17:11

Pietism

OAT

Open Air Theology

almost 4 years ago

10:11
Well, what's wrong with that? Well, if you're looking to yourself for assurance, you're not going to have any assurance and that's where pietism is dangerous. Pietism came back. I mean, you know, came out probably, I think it was late 17th century and it was developed on and it's been really, really a popular way of preaching.
For the Outcasts | Theocast
37:36

For the Outcasts | Theocast

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Theocast

almost 2 years ago

1:13
It's dread versus joy, really. That's pietism. Pietism causes Christians to look in on themselves and find their hope, not in what Christ has done, but what they're doing. And we have a little book for you.
October 4, 2017 Show with Bryan Wolfmueller on “Has American Christianity Failed?”
1:59:56

October 4, 2017 Show with Bryan Wolfmueller on “Has American Christianity Failed?”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 8 years ago

22:04
The pietism is a movement that started in the 19th century with or maybe even earlier in the Lutheran Church and it it put the emphasis on a personal faith and a growth in good works so it diminishes the role of the sacraments and the role of the pastor and so forth in the Christian life and Really puts the emphasis on getting better all the time.
DEATHBED REVELATIONS: Why Your Good Works Are NOT The Answer
4:39

DEATHBED REVELATIONS: Why Your Good Works Are NOT The Answer

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Theocast

almost 3 years ago

3:28
Because he says, now listen, and this is pietism, Justin. Pietism is an emphasis on the works of the flesh. Like, what are you doing fleshly? Paul's like, look, it has an appearance of godliness, but it's of no value.
What Leaving Pietism Feels Like | Theocast
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What Leaving Pietism Feels Like | Theocast

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Theocast

almost 6 years ago

0:00
Say, pietism within the realm of the Christian life constantly moves the goalposts. As soon as you are in this sermon series and the application is greater this or better that or more affections around this, you move on to the next series and it's a new thing.
Pitfalls for the Reformed | Theocast
42:00

Pitfalls for the Reformed | Theocast

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Theocast

over 3 years ago

10:02
Pietism, in part, is a response to dead orthodoxy historically. We're all reactionary creatures as human beings, and that's something that we want to try to get across today. Don't be naive into thinking that you are the unicorn out there that is not reactionary in how you do theology, because we all are.
Two Types of Believers Who Desperately NEED the GOSPEL!
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Two Types of Believers Who Desperately NEED the GOSPEL!

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Theocast

almost 2 years ago

1:39
And so, I mean, you know, the kid kind of just laughs like, oh, my word. And this is I think this is a perfect definition of pietism, because pietists seek to do the right thing just for the wrong reasons in the wrong ways.
Drowning in Evangelicalism?
47:29

Drowning in Evangelicalism?

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Theocast

about 6 years ago

35:28
Pietism though, this hyper -focus, it comes from this movement where what you had going on in the Reformation was a lot of this high -level scholastic debate and conversation happening. And so a lot of it wasn't trickling down and reaching the laity.
"Where Are You, God?" | Theocast
35:33

"Where Are You, God?" | Theocast

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Theocast

about 2 years ago

0:36
That you wake up worrying about how well you're gonna perform instead of thinking about what Christ has done for you? It's dread versus joy, really. That's pietism. Pietism causes Christians to look in on themselves and find their hope, not in what Christ has done, but what they're doing.

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