Bible & Stuff

What exactly is the Sabbath? Should we still observe it? This week we break down the fourth commandment and what it means for a culture that is obsessed with hustle and grind.

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This week, Tanner and Glen are joined by pastor and author Tony Merida to talk about the Bible, conflict, and loving your church.

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This week, Tanner and Glen discuss what we are doing at Bible & Stuff, what it’s been like for us, and—most importantly—how you can help us decide what comes next.

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Is keeping the third commandment as easy as avoiding curse words? Or, is there something deeper behind the charge to not take God's name in vain? This week we take a deeper into what is perhaps the most misunderstood commandment.

Check out Thomas Watson's writing on The Third Commandment.

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This week, Tanner and Glen are joined by Zawadi Morrow who shares his story of both being adopted as a child and the adoption of his daughter. Together, we talk about the doctrine of adoption and what earthly adoption can teach us about our Heavenly Father.

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At first blush, the second commandment may seem like a rewording of the first, but—as you might have guessed—there's more to it than that. Better understood, the commandment to "make no carved images" reveals how our invisible God desires to be represented. 

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The first commandment—"have no other gods"—seems simple, but upon further reflection proves hard to follow. This week, hosts Tanner and Glen talk about what it means to obey this commandment and answer a few other questions:

• Are there other gods?
• Do the Ten Commandments still apply under the new covenant?
• What does Jesus have to say?

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For the first episode in our series on the Ten Commandments, we take a look at story of Exodus leading up to the Ten Commandments, what the Ten Commandments really are, and what they mean for us thousands of years after they were first delivered.

Check out Jen Wilkin's new book, Ten Words to Live By, or check out the video of Francis Chan walking to the beach.

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This week Tanner and Glen are joined by author and pastor Doug Bursch as we discuss why everyone is so angry online and how Christians can address polarization through a ministry of peacemaking.

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Paul's letter to Philemon is different than most of his other epistles. Instead of writing a long, multi-layered argument to a group of people, he's writing to one person, mostly about a single topic—forgiving someone who has wronged him. So, what does it look like for Paul to urge his encourage his friend to pursue Christlikeness? Let's find out.

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