Are Christians responsible to help those who have been displaced by war, famine, and economic hardship?

In their new book, "Refuge Reimagined: Biblical Kinship in Global Politics", Mark and Luke Glanville argue that Christians should be the example of what it looks like to treat the weakest and hurting as family. The ethic they propose in the book is one that every Christian should familiarize themselves with as our world continues to get small each day.

In this interview, the Glanvilles and Jeremy discuss how all throughout the Bible God's people are commanded to put the weakest among them at the center and how this might impact the lives of Christians if they take God's word seriously.

Check out Mark and Luke's new book: https://www.ivpress.com/refuge-reimagined

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You've been laughing at Shama's videos for the past year, now listen and find out why.

In this episode, Shama and Jeremy talk about how he notices all the absurd stuff that happens in church and how it made him hilarious. They also talk about how Christians shouldn't settle for diet versions of secular stuff. Listen in and hear Jeremy laugh more than he ever has with a guest and learn exactly why comedians can be thinkers too.

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Amy Gannett is the founder and creator of Tiny Theologians, creating discipleship tools to pass on the Christian faith to the youngest members of our households. She is perhaps most well known as simply someone who loves the Word of God so much that she creates and distributes high-quality exegetical Bible studies, courses, and tools for people to learn to study and love the Word themselves. Her forthcoming book “Fix Your Eyes: How Our Study of God Shapes Our Worship of Him” is an exploration of how our study of the nature and character of God as revealed in his Word, is truly an invitation to respond in the affectionate, obedient discipleship of worship and how worship should always be rooted in theology.

In this conversation, Amy and Jeremy talk about how curiosity is the best tool to bring to your Bible. They also discuss how to navigate the most difficult questions life and faith have to offer whether you're discussing it with adults, college students, or our own children. 

Pre-Order "Fix Your Eyes" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Fix-Your-Eyes-Shapes-Worship/dp/1087730546/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=amy+gannett&qid=1615306584&sr=8-1

Check out Amy's website: https://amygannett.com/

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Major Jeff Struecker is a retired U.S. Army Ranger who fought at the Battle of Mogadishu which was made famous in the movie, "Black Hawk Down". Due to his bravery in this, and many other combat tours, he finished his enlisted duty as a decorated soldier. He re-joined the Army as a chaplain where he served Rangers and Airborne soldiers. He now pastors minutes away from the base where he once trained as a soldier and Ranger. His story of bravery, as well as the faith that got him through battle, is an amazing testament to God's goodness.

In this conversation, Major Struecker tells Jeremy the story of Black Hawk Down, the peace that got him through that horrible night, and the life of ministry that followed.

Check out Major Struecker's website: https://jeffstruecker.com/

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Phylicia Masonheimer is a bestselling author, Bible teacher, and host of the Verity podcast. Her blog and shop, Every Woman a Theologian, exist to teach Christians how to know what they believe and live that out boldly.  Phylicia’s writing addresses cultural questions through the lens of church history and sound biblical interpretation. Because theology touches every area of life, you’ll see content on everything from baptism to motherhood and marriage! She lives in northern Michigan with her husband, Josh, and three children: Adeline, Geneva, and Van.

In this episode of the All Things All People Podcast, Phylicia and Jeremy discuss the parallel goals of ATAP and Every Woman a Theologian, to see Christians use their minds to glorify God. They also talk about how to ensure your theology makes its way from your head to your heart, and how Christians should be the most discerning people around. Listen in on what was a phenomenal conversation with an amazing guest!

Find out more about Phylicia- https://phyliciamasonheimer.com/

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What was the last week of Jesus' life actually like? To discuss this, Jeremy welcomes back to the show Dr. Andreas Kostenberger!

Dr. Kostenberger is a well-known New Testament scholar, professor, and writer. He lends All Things All People his expertise on Jesus to help answer some of the most common questions about Holy Week, the cross, the resurrection, Jesus "descending to Hell", and plenty of other topics! Listen in on this conversation with the first two-time guest in ATAP Podcast history!

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Who are 6 people (alive or dead) that you would invite over for dinner if you had the chance?

That is the question the ATAP Crew (Jeremy, Josh, and Ben) deliberated together in this week's episode. Listen in as they talk about their dream conversations (and arguments) with some of their heroes and people they're interested in.

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Sarah Yardley is a Californian based in Cornwall, England. She grew up at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa before obeying the call to lead Creation Fest, a huge Christian event in the UK that is doing amazing work and still growing. Sarah has a deep heart to know Jesus and make Him known, and you'll be able to tell in this interview.

In this episode, Sarah and Jeremy talk about making good art and telling good stories, and changing cultures because of it.

Check out Creation Fest: https://creationfest.org.uk/

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Dr. Joshua Swamidass is a computational biologist at Washington University in St. Louis and author of, “The Genealogical Adam and Eve- The Surprising Science of Universal Ancestry” where he explores an interesting scientific hypothesis regarding Adam and Eve and how evolution might have played a role in the history of humanity.

In this interview, Dr. Swamidass and Jeremy discuss the book and the implications his theory might have on the dialogue between science and faith and how he sees himself in between. Listeners will certainly be challenged to think of Genesis in new ways no matter their theological background. 

Check out Dr. Swamidass' book- https://tinyurl.com/vj25xbew

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What if an entire group of people tried to "cancel" you for an honest tweet?

Dr. Christina Crenshaw knows this reality all too well. After a tweet where she questioned recent rulings regarding transgender rights, she was singled out by members of the student body at her school, Baylor University, as "transphobic". Dr. Crenshaw has stood against these claims and fought for her voice to be heard and with it the orthodox Christian view on gender.

In this episode, Dr. Crenshaw talks about the unlikely place she has found herself, never having thought she would be in a position like the one she is now. They discuss the need to show grace to have our voices heard and to stand for truth in a way that invites questions. Dr. Crenshaw is a true Christian thinker and it was an honor to have her on the All Things All People Podcast.

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