Hi, this is Jonathan Lehman.

Here I am with Pastors Talk.

Mark Devers not with me today, but I do have a couple of close friends.

Bobby Jameson, who you've probably met before if you're a regular listener.

He's an associate pastor here at Capitol Baptist.

And Bobby, we're doing a book club

book. Book club with your book sound doctrines. On May 22nd. Yeah, that's right. How's that

going to work? I don't know. Live, people ask questions and we talk to them on the computer.

Something like that. Something like that. One p.m. Eastern. And also with us is Mark Feather, a pastoral assistant, but also an elder.

I know.

We're not going to talk about the tension.

Lay elder on staff of the church.

As a pastoral assistant, not as a pastor.

That's right.

We're just going to let that tension exist there in the podcast ether, I guess.

Lehman I know and James and I've heard of, but who are you?

Our topic, Mark's traveling at the moment, and yet these two brothers are wonderful conversation partners on the doctrine of the Trinity.

Bobby has written a book that

is more directly about biblical exegesis, but particularly around the doctrine of God.

Yeah, that's right. And the Trinity and Christology. Right. Yeah. Biblical reasoning,

Trinitarian and Christological rules for exegesis. We co-wrote with Tyler Whitman, who teaches

theology at New Orleans.

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