Chuck Quinley

In this episode of Thread, God will invite us to join him as he settles into a secure state as King of the worlds he has created. We learn what the Sabbath day is all about.








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In this episode of Thread, we look at Day 6 of Creation. The Biggest Day. Our text will be Genesis 1.24-31 and one verse in particular, that may be the most important verse in the Bible if you want to understand the big story the Bible is here to tell us.







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Thread Bible Podcast is produced and edited by Ross Schmidt and is brought to you by Medialightasia.com

Is this episode of Thread we witness the creation of fish, reptiles, and birds and we'll learn the answer to the age-old question, "Do animals have souls?" 

This question connects to another, larger one:  "Does God intend our life to be primarily conceived of as a "spiritual" life with its true allegiance to an unseen part of us, our souls, with the goal of going to an otherworldly place called, Heaven? Or does he intend our life to be primarily a physical life, firmly connected to Earth and all of its inhabitants? 

Is the ultimate destination of our lives as believers clouds and skies, or a recreated, and very physical earth?  All these questions start with day 6 of the Creation Overture. Join us for this fascinating study.

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In this episode of Thread we learn the important role of the Moon and stars in all of our lives, and we'll hear the first shot in the story war between YHWH, the Creator God, and all the sky gods who were worshipped in the ancient world.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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In this episode of Thread, we witness the dramatic birth of beautiful mother earth herself.
We'll see God's love for this planet. We'll explore God's ongoing living relationship with even the plants, water and soil of this land on which we walk on each day.

And we'll ask the question, "Why aren't more Christians environmentalists?"

Tune in to his episode and see the deep connection between the gospel message and the earth itself. Is the gospel about going up to heaven or reclaiming planet earth?  Decide for yourself after this episode of Thread. 


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"Creation Overture": In the Steppes of Central Asia - Alexander Borodin

In this episode, we study Day 2 of the creation narrative. On this day, we're told, God creates "the Firmament."  That's an old-world concept about the atmosphere around our blue planet.  We'll learn the importance of protecting our own infant creations once life begins and of creating a healthy, life-giving atmosphere in our worlds. 

Need more structure in your life? Check out how God uses structure to protect what He creates in this week's episode of Thread.

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"Creation Overture": In the Steppes of Central Asia - Alexander Borodin

Ever wonder how God would describe himself?  If he ever had to introduce himself, what would he say? What's he like as a person? What does he do with all his energies and abilities?

In this episode, we'll open the Bible and read its perfect opening sentence, the one that tells us what this book is all about. Then, in the first paragraph, we'll learn about God by finding out how he chooses to introduce himself to mankind (with so many possibilities to choose from). Join us for Episode 3, of the Thread Bible Podcast! 

Click here to check out Episode 3: We Meet our Maker

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"Creation Overture": In the Steppes of Central Asia - Alexander Borodin

If you struggled to integrate the Bible and the current state of science, I believe this episode could really help you. As people of faith, we do not have to check our brains at the door. God gave us the ability to reason and to look into the nature of things and to experiment and to evolve mentally. What we need is not another level of denial about  proven scientific facts, but a deeper understanding of both science and the Bible and we'll see that they can both be friends. All truth is God's truth and science can only study what truly is as long as it stays out of politics and religion or anti-religion which is more the case today.

In this episode, we work to understand the overall purpose of the Bible and of the Genesis narrative in particular.  Once we know what we are and aren't looking at, we can focus and see the amazing message God has sent to us through the creation narrative of Genesis 1-3, the foundation for the drama that continues throughout the Bible, to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus to the Book of Revelation. Join us for episode 2, Science Vs. the Bible.







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Hi! Welcome to Thread, Season 4! We're back with more verse-by-verse Bible study so you can build spiritual muscle through God's word.  For this season, we're choosing to go carefully  through Ge. 1-12 because it's the place to begin if you want to understand the message of the whole Bible properly. 

Western Civilization, with its emphasis on the worth of each individual and the equality of all persons, is birthed with one verse in chapter one of Genesis, "So God created man in his image. In the image of God created he him, male and female created he them."

Genesis has teaching about ecology, the dominion of mankind upon the earth, the spiritual war in the heavenlies, and the forsaken tree of life, the scene of the original rebellion that spoiled the creation and set in motion God's plan to reclaim the world He had created.

I've spent the last 2 years studying Ge 1-12. It's been an amazing journey! I feel like I'm just now understanding the core story of the Bible after 35 years studying it and I can't wait to share it with you.

Join our list by clicking here and you'll be the first to receive notice of each new episode of Thread, Season Four as it is released each Tuesday.

Welcome to Season Four, we're glad you could join us!
Chuck Quinley and Thread team

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Let's wrap up this season with the concept of a Powerful Servant. We see this example in the Apostle Paul as his examples of servanthood rewrote major life stages of people he spends time with. Servanthood is a powerful position, if you understand it properly. You become a catalyst to change people's moods, feelings, concepts... even re-write stories of their life!Join me and let's tie everything we've learned in the book of 2nd Corinthians!