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Podcast | 4 Keys to Interpreting Romans
Romans is probably Paul’s most well-known and read letter, but how is it supposed to be read? What is Paul’s purpose for writing the letter? Have our interpretations of Romans been more influenced by Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation than by Paul and the early church?
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Article | Discussion and Disagreement: Why I Do the Podcast
Spencer and I do not always see eye to eye on the subjects we discuss on the podcast. So why do I continue to be a part of these conversations? Read to find out.
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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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Podcast | Thinking Theologically About Politics
In this episode, we introduce our series on developing a theology of how followers of Jesus should think about and engage politics.
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Podcast | The Importance of Christian Dialogue
In this episode, we address some recent criticisms around Spencer’s “The Problem with the Bible’s One Unified Voice” and talk at length about the importance of defining terms and speaking to one another.
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Podcast | Creation Corruption Continued
How important is the Tower of Babel to the greater biblical narrative? We discuss Genesis 11, its spiritual realm backing, and why it matters to us today in this episode.
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Podcast | How to Interpret…Paul
Not all biblical authors write the same way. In this episode, we discuss how Paul wrote his letters, and why it’s so important to identify the unique styles among various Bible writers.
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Podcast | The Synoptic Problem
In this episode, Spencer and Jack observe the differences present within various narratives in the synoptic gospels, talk about why we shouldn’t try to harmonize them and offer a better way of reading through them.
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Article | Why Does God Get Angry?
How should we respond to the anger of God in the Old Testament? We look at the word “anger” in Exodus to provide an interpretive lens.
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