We are commanded by scripture both to hold to the truth of God's word and also that we ought to pursue unity with other Christians.  Well, what happens when we don't agree on what God's word says?  What then?  Gareth and Graham discuss the discipline of theological triage, and the uses it has for us as Christians who want both; to be in union with other Christians and to be zealous for God's truth.

Theological Triage // Which theological hills should we be willing to die on?

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Sung acapella from: Sing Psalms 2003 (Produced by the Free Church of Scotland).  Sung a capella at a 'Festival of Psalm Singing'.

1 LORD our God, remember David
and the hardships which he bore.
2 To the Mighty One of Jacob,
to the LORD, this oath he swore:
3 “My house I will never enter;
4 rest and slumber I will shun,
5 Till I find the LORD a dwelling
fit for Jacob’s Mighty One.”

12 “If your sons will keep my covenant
and the statutes I make known,
Surely then shall their descendants
sit for ever on your throne.”
13 For the LORD has chosen Zion—
there he wishes to remain:
14 “Here’s my resting place for ever,
here it pleases me to reign.

15 “I will bless her with abundance;
for her poor much food I’ll bring.
16 I will grant her priests salvation,
and with joy her saints will sing.
17 I will raise a horn for David,
for my chosen one a light.
18 With disgrace his foes I’ll cover;
he’ll be crowned with glory bright.”

Theological Triage // Which theological hills should we be willing to die on?

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