J. Chase Davis

I was honored to be a guest on the Kuyperian Commentary Podcast with host Uri Brito to discuss my book. https://kuyperian.com/category/podcast/

The Kuyperian Commentary Podcast The Kuyperian Commentary Podcast is a weekly podcast offering Christian insights into the pressing issues of the day from a uniquely Kuyperian viewpoint.

I recently talked with Dr. Clifford Humphrey about how we misread and misapply Mere Christianity, theological anthropology, online church, habit formation, and political theology! Listen here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1249781/11051806

56 - Clifford Humphrey on Misreading Mere Christianity, Anthropology, and Habit Formation - Full Proof Theology In this episode, I talk with Dr. Clifford Humphrey on how Christians have misunderstood Mere Christianity. We discuss how most people misread and have misapplied C.S. Lewis’s aim in his book Mere Christianity. We dive into theological anthropology...

Listen to my interview with Dr. Doug Groothuis here where we discuss his new book Fire in the Streets. Topics discussed: CRT, socialism, standpoint epistemology.

54 - Doug Groothuis on Fire in the Streets and Confidently Responding to Incendiary Cultural Topics - Full Proof Theology In this interview with Dr. Doug Groothuis, we discuss his new book, “Fire in the Streets.” The book covers a variety of topics related to Critical Race Theory in America. We dive into reparations, evangelical sympathizers to CRT, and socialism. Ho...

The latest episode of Full Proof Theology is available now via podcast. I had a great time discussing all sorts of topics (church, politics, pacifism, warfare, and communism) with Paul Dean! Listen here or anywhere you get podcasts.

Church and Politics, Warfare, and Communism with Dr. Paul Dean - Full Proof Theology In this episode with Dr. Paul Dean (Lead Pastor of Some Eastside Church), we discuss his journey from the church to the academy and back to the church through church planting. We look at how the church played a pivotal role in pushing against the ...

Trinitarian Formation is now available on Amazon and at Barnes and Noble! Pick up your copy here:

Trinitarian Formation: A Theology of Discipleship in Light of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit Trinitarian Formation: A Theology of Discipleship in Light of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

Looking for a podcast to listen to over the holidays? Check out the latest episode of Full Proof Theology where I discuss the problems with missional, critical race theory, Trumpism, and eschatology! You can also listen to the rest of Season 1 wherever you get podcasts.

Critical Race Theory and Trumpism in Light of the Missional Church - Full Proof Theology In this episode with Chase Davis, we discuss several paradigmatic figures in the missional movement. We offer critiques of the most influential missional understanding today. The weaknesses of this understanding are explored in the face of Trumpis...

"Instead I hope to come to you and talk face to face, so that our joy may be complete." 2 John 12

Often overlooked, the closing sentiments expressed in New Testament letters contain rich reflections of theological anthropology.

During this season of distance and isolation, we've become acutely aware of the significance of physical proximity. God designed us in such a way that joy could not be complete without it. There is offered to us in embodied physical proximity ("face to face") a joy that cannot be substituted by screens.

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Latest podcast episode is available now: Korean missions and the model minority myth with Christian Kim.

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Did you miss the conversation with Dr. Doug Groothuis on Metallica, Donald Trump, and critical race theory? You can listen via podcast here:

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Honored to be recently featured in Denver Seminary's Engage Magazine.

Denver Seminary - Engage Magazine - Fall 2020 Doctrine, Devotion, and Duty in Practice ALUMNI & DONORS 10 FALL 2020 For J. Chase Davis, the call to ministry came early in his high school years. A clear desire for a seminary education soon followed when he stepped into the role of pastor following college. Chase and his wife Kim met while studyi...

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"Is white privilege to be considered a sin? If not, is there a point at which denying either the existence of white privilege or not adequately working against white privilege is to be thought of as a sin?"

The Gospel and White Privilege — Duty, Doctrine, Devotion Culture – What is the culture saying? White privilege has received significant airtime recently in American society as seen in a Google trends analysis showing the interest of a word or phrase over time. As Christians who are concerned about preaching the gospel rightly in a way that is understa

"We all know there is a point at which a phrase becomes so corrupt that we reject its utilization by Christians."

Limitations of Linguistic Redemption — Duty, Doctrine, Devotion Christians should be people who are concerned with issues of justice in our world. From cover to cover, God exhorts his people to reflect his character and his perfect justice. There is plenty of confusion regarding whether issues of justice in our world are ‘gospel issues’ or if they are simply...

"Our current crisis should be considered within the context of church history for a more appropriate level of discourse regarding what is most wise for our society."

The Plague — Duty, Doctrine, Devotion "So long as we are in this ministry, I do not see that any pretext will avail us, if, through fear of infection, we are found wanting in the discharge of our duty when there is most need of our assistance." - John Calvin in a letter to a fellow pastor (Viret) in 1542 in Geneva during an ou

"How would triperspectivalism help us think about racial injustice?"

How to Think About Racial Injustice — Duty, Doctrine, Devotion The question I’m concerned with is how we’re thinking about our world and ultimate reality. Now, I realize that in trying to advance a position on how to think about racial injustice I’m playing a little inside baseball. It’s as if you went to a car dealership looking to purchase a new vehic...

"In our efforts to explore what the gospel demands, let’s make sure we don’t add to the gospel itself."

Are Reparations Biblical? — Duty, Doctrine, Devotion The issues of injustice and ethnicity in our country appear to have reached a watershed moment in wake of the murder of George Floyd. With this come various issues which many may prefer not discuss. Can’t we just move on? We’re all equal under the law, what more should we do? Phil Vischer tried ...

"The most dangerous outworking of sin is when people use God to play God in the lives of other people."

Christians Who Harm — Duty, Doctrine, Devotion Eric Johnson’s God and Soul Care is a fantastic treatment of formation and discipleship. While it is focused on soul care it reads almost like a systematic theology (which may be a turn off to some, I realize). However, his attention and thought on the topic of sin (referred to in traditional theo

"Well-taught Christians may know many truths about God's ways and their standing before God, but their basal inner drama is what really shapes their life, actions, and relational style." Eric L Johnson in God and Soul Care.