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126 Making Christians: The Ancient Practice of Catechism
In today's podcast we discuss recovering the ancient practice of catechism, that is, teaching and training believers on their journey to baptism and living honestly out of that event. The basic idea: what does it mean to follow Jesus? Or what does it mean to become a Christian?
Episode 125. Deconstructing Evil with Ingrid Faro
Dr. Faro has written a book that examines the various words and meanings for evil in the Scriptures with particular focus upon Genesis. Her intent is on understanding the language of evil, its source, and then deconstructing evil so that its power over humans is lessened.
124. Being God’s Image: Why Creation Still Matters, C J Imes
What does it mean that human beings, male and female, are made in God’s image? Carmen Joy Imes challenges the translation of a little Hebrew preposition, most often translated “in.” She makes a compelling case that the point is that human beings are made AS God’s image.
Episode 123 Foretaste of the Future with Dean Flemming
Foretaste of the Future is a clear explanation of Revelation, not as a book about the future but as a book to shape the church to become a foretaste of the future.
Hall of Reason: Dreams and Visions
Scripture is full of examples of visions. Dreams are an important part of many biblical stories and passages. We know from sleep studies that dreaming is part of a human’s healthy sleep cycle. This Hall of Reason will provide the scientific underpinnings of dreams, including how science evaluates visions and visionaries. We will discuss this scientific understanding in light of God’s message of dreams and visions in scripture. Hall of Reason meets in the Lamb & Scroll (LTL dining hall). No need to register. For more information click the image.
Summer Shorties All Year Long
We started “Summer Shorties” in the summer of 2022 and it was so successful we decided to make it a regular offering. The idea is that we can expand our faith and how God sees all of His image bearers by reading fiction. Fiction lets us see life outside of our own experience. This month’s story is Jack London’s To Build A Fire. Click the image to get the pdf and more info. No need to register. We meet in the Lamb & Scroll (LTL Dining Hall).