Commons Church Podcast

In Romans 16 Paul names a number of women in prominent roles within the early church. But then in his letters to Corinth and Timothy, he seems to take a different tone. What is going on here? Should we try to harmonize these passages? Here's a bit of a deeper dive.

This is it.
Back in Rome for a final time.

Chapter by chapter, we’ve worked through this lengthy letter from the Apostle Paul. Along the way marking how his theology transformed as he grappled with the story of God in Christ.

Along the way, we’ve grown, and we’ve continued to let the gracious way of Jesus alter the way we think of the Divine.

How we look at each other. How we talk about faith.

So, if you’ve been with us since the beginning, come along as we jump in where we left off and see how Paul wraps things up.

And if you’re new to Commons, step a little closer to a text that’s shaped who we are and who we want to become.

This is it.
Back in Rome for a final time.

Chapter by chapter, we’ve worked through this lengthy letter from the Apostle Paul. Along the way marking how his theology transformed as he grappled with the story of God in Christ.

Along the way, we’ve grown, and we’ve continued to let the gracious way of Jesus alter the way we think of the Divine.

How we look at each other. How we talk about faith.

So, if you’ve been with us since the beginning, come along as we jump in where we left off and see how Paul wraps things up.

And if you’re new to Commons, step a little closer to a text that’s shaped who we are and who we want to become.

This is it.
Back in Rome for a final time.

Chapter by chapter, we’ve worked through this lengthy letter from the Apostle Paul. Along the way marking how his theology transformed as he grappled with the story of God in Christ.

Along the way, we’ve grown, and we’ve continued to let the gracious way of Jesus alter the way we think of the Divine.

How we look at each other. How we talk about faith.

So, if you’ve been with us since the beginning, come along as we jump in where we left off and see how Paul wraps things up.

And if you’re new to Commons, step a little closer to a text that’s shaped who we are and who we want to become.

This is it.
Back in Rome for a final time.

Chapter by chapter, we’ve worked through this lengthy letter from the Apostle Paul. Along the way marking how his theology transformed as he grappled with the story of God in Christ.

Along the way, we’ve grown, and we’ve continued to let the gracious way of Jesus alter the way we think of the Divine.

How we look at each other. How we talk about faith.

So, if you’ve been with us since the beginning, come along as we jump in where we left off and see how Paul wraps things up.

And if you’re new to Commons, step a little closer to a text that’s shaped who we are and who we want to become.

Swipe Right is a phrase that entered the common lexicon through the arrival of Tinder, an app designed to help people skip past the hard work of investing in the kind of healthy mature relationships we all really long for.

But here’s the truth; healthy relationships are a matter of life-and-death importance because we are far more than sexual beings; we are human beings with all that is entailed.

In this series, we intend to move past sermons on dating and relationships and talk about what it means to be a human with a brain, and a body and a soul and how all of these aspects inform our experience of love, sexuality, and relationships.

Recap: 2:11
Polished Ivory: 10:33
Black and Beautiful: 15:14
Sex Drives: 23:10
Reintegration: 27:32

Swipe Right is a phrase that entered the common lexicon through the arrival of Tinder, an app designed to help people skip past the hard work of investing in the kind of healthy mature relationships we all really long for.

But here’s the truth; healthy relationships are a matter of life-and-death importance because we are far more than sexual beings; we are human beings with all that is entailed.

In this series, we intend to move past sermons on dating and relationships and talk about what it means to be a human with a brain, and a body and a soul and how all of these aspects inform our experience of love, sexuality, and relationships.

Community Stuff: 1:07
Reading the Story: 4:48
Sexy Songs: 16:04
When Things End: 22:32
Moving Forward: 27:33

Swipe Right is a phrase that entered the common lexicon through the arrival of Tinder, an app designed to help people skip past the hard work of investing in the kind of healthy mature relationships we all really long for.

But here’s the truth; healthy relationships are a matter of life-and-death importance because we are far more than sexual beings; we are human beings with all that is entailed.

In this series, we intend to move past sermons on dating and relationships and talk about what it means to be a human with a brain, and a body and a soul and how all of these aspects inform our experience of love, sexuality, and relationships.

What do your prayers sound like at this time of year? Please God, make time stand still so I can get ready
for Christmas. Please God, help me find a parking spot at the mall. Or, more seriously, Please God, turn this Christmas chaos into something calm.

Advent is a season of waiting, expectation, and hope. It doesn’t mean that all longings are realized, though.

And even as the story of Jesus begins with the angel announcing the birth
of the Saviour to Mary and the world, everyone in the story is given a voice. And those voices are heard in five prayers, traditionally called “A Pentad of Prayers.” Five prayers named after the Latin word for the start of each prayer.

The Fiat mihi - Let it be with me ...
The Magnificat - My soul magnifies ...
The Benedictus - Blessed be the Lord ...
The Gloria in excelsis - Glory to God in the highest ...
The Nunc dimittis - Now dismiss your servant ...

Which prayer will guide you through this season? Let’s find out, together.

What do your prayers sound like at this time of year? Please God, make time stand still so I can get ready
for Christmas. Please God, help me find a parking spot at the mall. Or, more seriously, Please God, turn this Christmas chaos into something calm.

Advent is a season of waiting, expectation, and hope. It doesn’t mean that all longings are realized, though.

And even as the story of Jesus begins with the angel announcing the birth
of the Saviour to Mary and the world, everyone in the story is given a voice. And those voices are heard in five prayers, traditionally called “A Pentad of Prayers.” Five prayers named after the Latin word for the start of each prayer.

The Fiat mihi - Let it be with me ...
The Magnificat - My soul magnifies ...
The Benedictus - Blessed be the Lord ...
The Gloria in excelsis - Glory to God in the highest ...
The Nunc dimittis - Now dismiss your servant ...

Which prayer will guide you through this season? Let’s find out, together.