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Hear from Pastor Mark and Pastor Cooper as they talk through more of the theology of 1 Cor 15, as well as some of the problem passages from this section of text. We also get a little insight into how they are feeling when it comes to their favorite NFL teams. 

This week's episode has been broken up into two 35 minute sections with about a 10-second pause in between. This is intentional to give you a break or stopping point in this discussion. We also want to encourage you to listen to Pastor Mark's sermon on 1 Cor 14 in the episode listed before.

In this episode, pastor Mark and pastor Cooper share their own experiences with the baptism of the Holy Spirit, as well as deep-dive into the why we are called to pursue speaking in tongues for every believer. They talk through more scripture of Paul's guidance in how tongues are to be used in the church and dissect a few more confusing passages from the text.

This week's episode has been broken up into two 35 minute sections with about a 10-second pause in between. This is intentional to give you a break or stopping point in this discussion. We also want to encourage you to listen to Pastor Mark's sermon on 1 Cor 14 in the episode listed before.

In this episode, pastor Mark and pastor Cooper share their own experiences with the baptism of the Holy Spirit, as well as deep-dive into the why we are called to pursue speaking in tongues for every believer. They talk through more scripture of Paul's guidance in how tongues are to be used in the church and dissect a few more confusing passages from the text.

In this episode, Pastor Cooper and Pastor Kate dialogue more on Paul's directive in 1 Cor 13 about how all things need to be motivated by love and how that looks in the real world contexts we are living in today.

In this episode, Pastor Cooper and Pastor Kate dialogue more on Paul's directive in 1 Cor 13 about how all things need to be motivated by love and how that looks in the real world contexts we are living in today.