So far, we have seen that God experiences change at some level while interacting dynamically with His creatures. Now, we consider the counter-evidence as we wrestle with the scriptures that reveal a broader perspective on how we might understand God and change. How do we deal with the apparent contradiction: does God change His mind or not?

Our host continue their discussion about what the Bible says about God changing his mind.

How do we interpret the language that depicts God as being provoked to emotion? What does this tell us about God and His changing mind? Is the language used univocal, equivocal, or analogical? The hosts wrestle with this in today's episode of the After Class Podcast.

The Bible sometimes depicts God as changing his mind, some have used this narrative to promote a view that God has changed his mind about sexual ethics in our time.

While not dealing with this topic exclusively, the guys begin a new series investigating the question:

What does the Bible say about divine change?

This week our hosts review the movie the Book of Eli.

Prayers, oils, elders, sickness, and sin: the guys unpack the power of prayer and oil and the various interpretations in today's episode as they conclude the book of James.

The USA presidential debate has just taken place. Interestingly, the guys did an episode on Kamala back in Season 2. Check out Episode 2.10 - Indecent Proposal. Today, they turn to the last chapter of the Book of James and Section Three of the address. Here, Sam, John, and Ron wrap up the 'slow to anger' dialogue and enter into the conclusion of James.

We're back at it again this week! The Guys continue the reading of James and dig into what John calls "section three" as they transition to the slow to anger section. When worldly ideology meets Kingdom ideology, sparks may fly! Check your blood pressure and tune into today's episode!

A detailed read of James chapter 3.

You're not done with James, and neither are we! Tune back in today for James part three!

This week the guys dig into chapter two and being quick to listen. Quick, listen!