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Bruce and Justin dive into the super simple and totally easy topic of sin. Maybe most of what we think about sin isn't what it means.
John Walton - Wheaton College
Mike Erre - Vox Podcast
Bruce and Justin dive into what It means to walk through trials as a Christian and share in the suffering of Jesus.
Bruce and Justin talk through the themes of the book of Hosea.
Book of Hosea (Bible Link) (Bible Project Video)
Bruce's Book
Three Commands: Jesus' Fulfillment of the Law Through Love (Ink Publishing) (Amazon)
Justin Is back and a reigning flag football champ. Him and Bruce finally get to discuss the marriage seminar they attended and talk through some not so helpful historical Christian assumptions and views about marriage.
In this episode:
The Grey Man (Mike Sian & Producer Jim)
Colkegan Whiskey
Kanye West
Andy Stanley
Preston Sprinkle (Podcast: Theology in the Raw, Books: Fight and People to Be Loved)
Justin is out being a football champion, go local football team! So, Bruce decided to share what he was invited to share with our church's young adult group. Bruce shares a different view of mercy, not as a withholding of God's punishment, but rather as Jesus communicated it, which was the compassionate care of someone In distress.
Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, Bryan Stevenson (Book)
Just Mercy (Movie)
Justin had a football scheduling conflict, so Bruce took the opportunity to plead with his fellow Christians to play nice during this election season. It might have turned Into a little rant.
Holy Post Podcast Video:
Bruce and Justin compare and discuss the differences between the presented Christian life and the reality of what It means to follow Jesus. Contrary to popular belief It Isn't all blessing or persecution. It's more In the middle; suffering and glory.
Bruce and Justin talk through a very loose and scattered history of the Christian Church In an attempt to figure out how we got to what we see as church today.
In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss popular Christian cliches and why they're not helpful or biblical. Cliches like, "God will never give you more than you can handle" are not only damaging but also have no grounding in biblical truth.
In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss what It means to know the will of God and what that looks like In a person's calling
Drink of the night:
Buffalo Trace Bourbon
Teremana Tequilla (Blanco)
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