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Conversation | Dr. Mark Goodacre – Why Are Matthew, Mark, and Luke so Similar?
A casual reader of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke notices that the stories they tell are quite similar. However, the connection goes deeper as there are entire sections that agree word for word in Greek. In this conversation, I speak with Dr. Mark Goodacre of Duke University about why the Gospels are so…
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Conversation | Church Leadership in Shifting Times – A Conversation with Dr. Grady King
Our world/culture is shifting. This is nothing new; it is inevitably a part of the nature of culture. So, as the people of God have always been forced to do, we must figure out what it means to be God’s people in our new and shifting world. In this conversation, Dr. Grady King talks about…
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Conversation | Dr. John Walton – Genesis 1 and the Origins Debate
In this conversation, we discuss Dr. Walton’s influential book, “The Lost World of Genesis One.” In the book, he argues that Genesis 1, read in its Ancient Near Eastern Context, is not about material origins (how did everyone come to exist from nothing?) but functional origins. Genesis 1 is the story of God’s ordering of…
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Conversation | Implication and Application of Our Theology of Politics with Jake Doberenz
What are the implications of a pollitical theology that takes a bottom-up appraoch and strives to simply live as the church in the power of the Spirit?
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Conversation | Therapy, Christianity, and Ministry with Chris Krotz
We have a conversation with minister and therapist, Chris Krotz, about how therapy affects his ministry, and how therapy can be helpful and harmful to Christians.
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Conversation | Patriarchy, Society, and the Bible with Makayla Barnes
What kind of experiences do young women have in the church? How can the church do better at including the voices of women?
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Conversation | AI in Church and Ministry with Jake Doberenz
__________________________________________ Interview – Jake Doberenz Theology of Artificial Intelligence Introduction Ethical/Theologically Considerations of AI Ministry Usage Closing Remarks
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