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Service and Greatness at the Lords Table
Luke’s gospel places the discussion between the apostles about “who is the greatest?” right after the Lord’s Supper implementation. Why here and what does this mean for us today? We discuss in this episode.
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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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The Eschatological Banquet
How does the table we sit around now in our worship compare to the table scene that awaits us in the end? We discuss eschatology and the Lords Supper in this episode.
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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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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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Is Jesus God?
Is Jesus God? It turns out that a lot of people aren’t sure. In this episode, we speak to this confusion and look to various references throughout the Bible to see what answer it holds.
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Jesus, Eternal God
The television show “Doctor Who” has existed, in some form or fashion, since 1963. The show is based around the character “The Doctor” and his time-travelling Tardis, a blue police box that is curiously much bigger on the inside. With 39 total seasons (and counting), 2 cinema films, and 1 television film, it is easily…
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Embodied: Homosexuality
In this lesson, Jack talks about homosexuality from the standpoint of the culture, what the Bible says about the subject, and how Christians can help come alongside those with same-sex attraction and lead them to God’s kingdom.
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Undervaluing Sex, Overvaluing Marriage
On this episode, Spencer and Jack discuss what Christians get wrong about sex and marriage, the dangers of those wrong teachings, and what we can do to be better.
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