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Podcast | How to Interpret…The Gospels
In this episode, Spencer and Jack have a discussion about the differences present in the synoptic gospels, provide an explanation as to why they might be there, and talk about how to interpret the gospels as literature.
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Podcast | How to Interpret…The Old Testament
In this episode, Spencer and Jack discuss what to look out for when interpreting the Old Testament.
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The Open Table
On this episode, we conclude our discussion on the Lords Supper by making an appeal for a table that’s open to all.
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Remembrance at the Lord’s Table
In this episode, we talk about the phrase “do this in remembrance of me” and talk about exactly what kind of things we are to remember when taking the Lord’s Supper.
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Ministry to the Outcast at the Lords Table
In Luke’s gospel, Jesus is constantly interacting with those the text refers to as “tax collectors and sinners”. Many of those times, Jesus is seated at a table, eating with them. In this episode, Spencer and Jack look at the institution of the Lords Supper in Luke’s gospel narrative and connect the theme of Jesus…
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Forgiveness and Salvation at the Lord’s Table
In this episode, we discuss the atoning language that accompanies communion, and chase a few theological rabbits while we’re at it!
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Passover: The Lord’s Supper in Luke’s Gospel
The last supper was not just a random meal, it was part of the larger Jewish celebration of Passover.
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Is Church Necessary?
Do Christians need to attend church buildings or is it alright for people to meet in smaller groups, or through livestream? We discuss how the early church met, why we are even asking the question, and some good reasons to attend and NOT attend congregations.
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Are Humans Good?
Are people good or evil? We continue our look at the recent “State of Theology” survey, and discuss what Scripture tells us about people, sin, and human nature.
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Does God Change?
Does God change His mind? Some Bible passages point explicitly to “no”, while others seem to indicate a change. How can we navigate these seemingly contradictory passages?
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