Deep-Grace Diving with Tim Wright and Terey Summers

Deep-Grace Diving with Tim Wright and Terey Summers

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Deep-Grace Diving with Tim Wright and Terey Summers episodes

  • #122 Going into the Dark with Jesus

    Tim and Jon look at the familiar story from Mark’s Gospel about Jesus walking on the water. More than an historic retelling of an event, this story sheds light on the one who walks on the storm-tossed waters to get into the boat with us.



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    33 min
  • Grace in the Dark: Living in the Darkness

    Life has a built in rhythm to it: Dark. Light. Death. Life. God, in the person of Jesus, entered into that rhythm so that God could live through that rhythm with you.



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    39 min
  • Grace in the Dark: Dark Emotions

    Tim and Jon look at the “dark” emotions we all experience in life and how God’s grace meets us there.



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    32 min
  • Grace in the Dark-2: Jesus in the Dark

    Continuing our look at Learning to Walk in the Dark, by Barbara Brown Taylor, we focus on the absence of God Jesus experienced on the cross and the insights into darkness God shows us there.



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    33 min
  • Grace in the Dark-1: In the Beginning was Darkness

    Using Barbara Brown Taylor’s best selling book, Learning to Walk in the Dark, Tim and Jon look at our iffy relationship with darkness, and what the Bible has to say about life and faith in the darkness. We begin at the beginning—darkness.



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    31 min
  • #116: Peter: Denier-in-Cheif

    Peter, the rock, crumbles when his commitment to Jesus is on the line. But he goes on to become one of the leaders of the early Christian church. Check out this episode on God’s grace in action.



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    28 min
  • #115 Samson: The Flawed SuperHero

    Samson, called by God, had little time for his call or his God. And yet, humbled, Samson turns to God one last time. How will God respond?



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    35 min
  • #114: King David-Man of God or Predator

    Tim and Jon start a new series looking at flawed heroes of the Bible. What does it mean that God uses flawed people? Does that mean that flawed people, especially flawed leaders, get a pass if they claim to be on God’s side? Can we still read Psalm 23 even though David was a rapist and murderer? Check out the episode.



    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit recklessgrace.substack.com
    43 min
  • Best Of: Is “Because the Bible Tells Me So” Enough?

    We go back to one of our early episodes looking at the Bible. How do we understand it? Do we take it literally? If not, how do we best interact with God’s word?



    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit recklessgrace.substack.com
    41 min

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Engaging, insightful, and sometimes humorous deep dives into Christianity and culture through the lens of God's reckless grace.