A Description of a Christian: Alive to Beauty
Psalm 27 – A heart amazed will set its gaze upon the LORD, seek him, and wait upon him no matter what.
Learn moreBible & Theology
Ron & I team up with Elementum (Ben) to offer a webinar concerning theology and its relationship with the Bible. Our ultimate question concerns why theology is important, but also
Learn moreThe human heart (part 2): What does history say about it? (Podcast 13)
As a companion piece to Podcast #12, Ron and I discuss biblical spiritual anthropology (how the soul operates) and the language of “heart” in historical theology.
Learn moreThe human heart (part 1): how does the Bible define it?
Ron and I discuss biblical spiritual anthropology (how the soul operates) and the language of “heart” in the Bible. Please check out the visual aids attached below.
Learn moreKnowing God Course: a re-introduction to our Triune God
We have partnered with Elementum (www.weareelementum.org) to provide a four-session exploration of what it means to know and follow the Father-Son-Spirit God. We frame our inquiry with Paul’s benediction in
Learn moreSkepticism of Skepticism: Abiding in and offering the truth in the age of Skepticism. (Podcast #11)
Ron and I ponder living in the truth and abiding in the truth in a world marked by Genesis 3, Rene Descartes, and post-modernity (aka hyper-skepticism, the “woke” era). How
Learn moreSpiritual Community: a people who are united and living by the Spirit of God (Podcast #10)
Ron and Dave talk about spiritual formation and community. Often the “church” or community feels like a necessary appendage that we’re obliged to be a part. And as many notable
Learn moreGod is love, and whose name is Jealous? How is that possible? (Podcast #9)
Ron and I talk about love and the jealousy of God. Often we think of jealousy as petty, selfish, and something associated with genuine love. But can love that’s genuine
Learn moreJesus and the “Church” of his day (Podcast #8)
Ron and I discuss how the “church” of Jesus’s day received him in the attempt to discuss how the church of today would receive Jesus as their “pastor.”
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