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- 3 - Three Commands: The Law and Love, Ch. 2, | S1E3
In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss chapter 2 of Bruce's book, Three Commands: Jesus' Fulfilment of the Law Through Love.
Bruce shares the Old Covenant cycle that we tend to get stuck In when relating to God and how that can cause us to wrongly view God as a Harsh Taskmaster, Angry Father, and Merciless Judge as opposed to a Gentle Inviter, Loving Father, and Compassionate Healer.
Three Commands is currently on sale for Father's Day and you can get it at Ink Publishing House for 20% off the cover price.1 hr 1 min - 2 - Three Commands: God is Love, Ch. 1 | S1E2
Bruce and Justin discuss chapter 1 of Bruce's book, Three Commands: Jesus' Fulfilment of the Law Through Love.
Bruce uses a definition for love that he heard Dick Foth give, which is, "The accurate estimate and adequate supply of another person's need," but add, "without expectation." Bruce uses this definition for the main premise of the rest of the book.
Three Commands is currently on sale for Father's Day and you can get it at Ink Publishing House for 20% off the cover price.59 min - 1 - Three Commands: My Invitation | S1E1
In this debut episode, we get to meet co-hosts Bruce Pagano II & Justin Mercier.
Then they discuss the first chapter, My Invitation, of Bruce's new book, Three Commands: Jesus' Fulfillment of the Law Through Love.
This is part 1 of a 10 part series that is focused on working through each chapter of the book.
Connect with Bruce:
FB: @brucepagano2
Insta: @bpags2
Twitter: @bpags2
Web: brucepagano.com
Email: [email protected]
Connect with Justin:
FB: @foldingchairtheology
Insta: @justinmercier131 hr - 16 min
About Folding Chair Theology
From the publisher's feed
Theology for everyone. The name Folding Chair Theology carries with it a double meaning. On one hand, it is meant to poke a little fun at those who claim the title "armchair theologian," of which I…
(Bruce) am guilty. It also points to the fact that most of what I've learned about following Jesus, in meaningful and practical ways, was learned in small groups and circles in homes and coffee shops, most often while sitting on a folding chair. Sometimes the best seminary is a living room full of other Christians. Our goal is to offer an understanding of the bible and the study of God in a way that is accessible to everyone, not just the "educated elite."