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Join Patrick, Justin, and Dustin for episode 5 of But Wait! There’s More. In this episode, we answer the question: Who Are You Learning From? We share our favorite books, podcasts, and people and how these influences shape us. We discuss the power of consuming media in general and the danger of listening to thought leaders who may not have a full-gospel lens.
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“I can’t allow a thought leader to be my pastor, to be my savior, or to be my source of wisdom. That has to come from Scripture.” —Dustin Chappell
Audio and Video Engineer: Chris Ablaza
Join Patty, Patrick, and Justin for episode 4 of But Wait! There’s More. In this episode, we talk about something we all have: Neighbors! We discuss what it looks like to love our literal neighbor. We ask why we find it easier to share the gospel across the globe than with our next-door neighbor.
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“with such affection for you, we were happy to share with you not only the gospel of God but also our own lives, because you had become dear to us.”
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Join Kevin Boyd, Patrick Iga, and Patty Parker for our third installment of But Wait! There’s More. In this episode we take it back a few decades and discuss A Few of My Favorite Things: Movies! Weigh in on movie draft picks for our favorite actors and film genres.
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Join Kevin Boyd, Dustin Chappell, and Justin Foster for our second episode of But Wait! There’s More! In this episode we talk about Theology 101: How do we trust the Bible is true? Listen along to see how a blender, J.I. Packer, and a rotted tree made it into our conversation!
Key Points:
What does inerrancy mean?
The Bible is without error.
Why bother with inerrancy? And does it matter?
Scripture is the ultimate authority in rule and faith. It is God’s word to His people so that we know who He is and how to be saved and how to live life with Him.
Isn’t it enough that I have a connection to the Bible without believing that it is inerrant?
When we look at the Bible without the lens of inerrancy, we become the arbitrators of what is right and wrong and that causes problems.
What is Biblical Inerrancy grounded in?
If God is without error, then His word is without error.
What’s the best translation to use?
Any translation that is faithfully translated by a team of scholars.
What does the Bible have to say about inerrancy?
Psalm 12:6
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Inerrancy by Norman Geisler https://amzn.to/3p3aqlB
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Join Kevin Boyd and Patrick Iga for our first episode of But Wait! There’s More: a conversation show about things we’re thinking about, things we care about, and things that are important to life & culture for the people of Legacy Church in Plano, TX. In this episode we talk about The Image of God and the Image of Race
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2 Actions We Can Take Right Now
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