GospelWell

This is the seventh episode of GospelWell podcast, Season 3.

As GospelSpring, Session 1 of 3, nears the end, we chat about Eagles, WWJD, and how we interpret the Bible allegorically and moralistically. Eagles are playing the KC Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

This is the sixth episode of GospelWell podcast.

We chat (sitting around tables versus standing in front of a desk) on thoughts after first couple of classes of GospelSpring. First topic is Reformed Theology taught by Pastor Joe. Second topic is on "Reading the Bible with Jesus" including how we deal with listening to sermons after learning from the course. And Thomas, one of our elders, is mentioned.

This is the fifth episode of GospelWell podcast, the episode before GospelSpring begins its first run. Much of the conversation is on why the two courses in GospelSpring is "Reading the Bible with Jesus" and "Reformed Theology."

This is the fourth episode of GospelWell podcast after the fourth season of GospelWell ended. A good chunk of the conversation echoed Episode 2 on "repentance and forgiveness" followed by thoughts on the Christmas story.

A short episode to explain to GospelSpring. Thankful in advance for your patience as GospelSpring, even as registration was underway, to change the season. This episode will help to not only understand the reasoning behind GospelSpring but also the changes made.

Here is the second full episode of GospelWell podcast, season 3. We continue the conversation with George Snyman, friend of Wellspring, and founder of Hands at Work, Africa. Due to an unknown issue, the recording of the conversation ended abruptly.

It’s been a while since the end of season two. GospelWell podcast resumes alongside GospelWell (intentional discipleship) which is halfway through the Fall season. This first episode is also the “drive mix” to Wellspring’s Retreat. Our special guest is George Snyman of South Africa and Hands at Work.

We continue the conversation from previous episode regarding the gospel and generations. "Why are the generations--lifestages and age-groups--in the church compartmentalized or siloed?" This is the episode that has "My wife questions my love for my children."

After a season of GospelWell (intentional discipleship), we discuss how the gospel must be shared between the generations. The topic is "how does the gospel impact intergenerational ministry and relationships" in the church? This is the episode that has "You look young, by the way. ...It's Kirkland soap."