Battlefield Theologian

By: Ethan Jago
  • Summary

  • Battlefield Theologian Podcast is for individuals who wish to wage war against the secular culture and are willing to stand their ground on Scriptural truths, and Christian doctrine. Battlefield theologians know what they believe, and why they believe it and wish to train, teach, and prepare other Christians for the spiritual battlefield. Battlefield theologians are not hesitant nor do they shrink back from taking the teachings of Jesus to the people. Encouraging, equipping, and training yourself and others for the fight against secularism, theological liberalism, and Scriptures authority. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/battlefieldtheologian/support
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Episodes
  • America As Rhodesia: Lessons To Learn
    Nov 7 2024

    Have you ever heard of the country of Rhodesia? Rhodesia is now what we call Zimbabwe; however, there are critical elements we can learn from the history of Rhodesia as Americans. I have been studying the history of “The Bush War” for the past several months by reading memoirs of first-hand accounts and historical books outlining in vivid detail the unique background and setting of what truly transpired in this little-known conflict.

    Sadly, revisionists, like many other historical settings, have made Rhodesia and The Bush War out to be solely based on racism; however, the true nature of this conflict goes much deeper than a clash between ethnicities.

    This podcast will give you a crash course in Rhodesia, with excerpts from live news clips and other personal interviews from first-hand accounts. I believe what we learn from Rhodesia can be applied to our American context, as we face many of the same issues.

    It is incredible how a small group of men fought for their religious and political freedom for 15 years against seemingly insurmountable odds. I hope you enjoy this particular episode.

    Books Cited In Episode:

    Bush War Operator

    A Handful of Hardmen

    Rhodesia: A Complete History

    Bush War Rhodesia

    The Rhodesian War

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    50 mins
  • How Can/Should Men Protect Their Families?
    Aug 1 2024

    In this episode of Battlefield Theologian, Ethan brings on a regular contributor to the Podcast former Navy Seal Garrett Unclebach to discuss the topic of how men should protect their families both physically and spiritually. They emphasize the importance of redefining biblical masculinity and not letting cultural distortions shape our understanding. They explore biblical passages that address self-defense and protection of family, highlighting the need for a balanced approach. They also discuss the role of physical strength and presence in being a protector. The conversation touches on the distinction between defending oneself and submitting to authority. Overall, they emphasize the importance of being prepared to protect and defend our families while also seeking to minister and show love. In this conversation, Ethan and Garrett discuss the importance of men protecting their families both physically and spiritually. They also highlight the significance of men defending their families spiritually by being intentional about what their families are exposed to and ensuring they are in a biblically sound church. The conversation concludes with the importance of spending time in the Word of God and being prepared for the challenges of life.


    00:00Introduction and Aim of the Episode

    03:25Redefining Biblical Masculinity

    09:59Understanding Turn the Other Cheek

    18:50The Purpose of Violence

    25:33The Heart of a Warrior

    29:14Protecting Yourself vs Protecting Your Family

    38:47Conclusion and Final Thoughts

    41:06Defending Families Spiritually: The Role of Men

    45:30The Significance of Being in a Biblically Sound Church

    53:12The Power of Spending Time in the Word of God


    If you haven't listened to Garrett's podcast give it a listen here

    https://www.theimpossible.life

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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • Raising Boys to Become Godly Men
    Jul 11 2024

    In this episode of the Battlefield Theologian podcast, Ethan Jago discusses the importance of raising boys to become godly men. Ethan emphasizes the need for clear communication and setting clear expectations for children. Ethan also addresses the challenges parents face in the current cultural climate and the impact of technology on child development. He encourages parents to be intentional in their parenting and to provide biblical instruction and discipline. The episode concludes with practical steps for raising boys to become men. In this conversation, Ethan discusses the importance of teaching children responsibility, discipline, and self-control. He highlights the impact of technology and social media on children's mental health and suggests that parents need to supervise and manage their children's use of technology. Ethan also recommends enrolling children in activities like jiu-jitsu to develop problem-solving skills, focus, and self-control. He emphasizes the role of parents as primary disciple-makers and encourages them to take responsibility for their children's spiritual growth.

    Knowing the Spirit Conference September 20-21 PCB, FL

    https://www.forthegospel.org/knowingthespiritconference/#register

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast

    03:33 The Importance of Raising Boys to Become Godly Men

    08:57 Challenges in Parenting and the Cultural Climate

    18:30 Understanding the Unique Needs of Boys

    24:04 Clear Communication and Setting Expectations

    28:39 Rethinking Parenting Strategies

    31:23 Helping Children Understand the 'Why'

    34:39 The Impact of Technology and Social Media on Children's Mental Health

    45:08 The Benefits of Enrolling Children in Activities like Jiu-Jitsu

    57:19 Parents as Primary Disciple-Makers

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    1 hr and 5 mins

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