<p>We wrap up our discussion over 1 Corinthians, in light of the question "who is Jesus?" We begin in controversial territory and want to disclaim ahead of time that we are not making any theological assertions when discussing homosexuality as Paul portrays it here, we're merely reading and reflecting in a candid way. We also want to apologize ahead of time for the audio discrepancy that flips to HD part of the way in.</p>

We wrap up our discussion over 1 Corinthians, in light of the question "who is Jesus?" We begin in controversial territory and want to disclaim ahead of time that we are not making any theological assertions when discussing homosexuality as Paul portrays it here, we're merely reading and reflecting in a candid way. We also want to apologize ahead of time for the audio discrepancy that flips to HD part of the way in.

1 Corinthians (The Second Part)

<p>Wrestling with scripture to find a blessing for the sexes. What does the Bible really tell us about men, women, and their roles in the church? Let's enter into the conversation between complementarianism and egalitarianism and ask the question, taken on the whole, what does the Bible really say about this topic and how can we exegetically interpret scripture to validate our claims?</p>

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Wrestling with scripture to find a blessing for the sexes. What does the Bible really tell us about men, women, and their roles in the church? Let's enter into the conversation between complementarianism and egalitarianism and ask the question, taken on the whole, what does the Bible really say about this topic and how can we exegetically interpret scripture to validate our claims?

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