Hidden God

Almost 99 years removed from the infamous Tulsa Race Riots, and our nation faces another "racial" issue. How do we respond to the murder of George Floyd? How can we be more missional rather than fighting racism with racism? Join Daniel and Jared as we talk about the insufficient solutions to a sin problem that goes back to Genesis 3 and 4. 

Unfortunately, local churches are not immune from the devastation of church splits. In fact, it's likely more common for churches to experience a split than otherwise. Join Jared and Daniel as we attempt to tackle a somber issue from a big picture, panoramic view of God's glory. Despite man's best attempts to destroy God's church, the Wonderful Counselor will use the worst of circumstances to create beauty from ashes. 

In this episode, Daniel and Jared wrap up their discussion on Martin Luther's, "Theology of the Cross." Q: How does God particularly make Himself known to people? A: Through suffering. The spiritual dynamics of suffering go much deeper than the pat-answers we are accustomed to hearing. God will certainly use suffering for good, but He didn't originally create man or creation to suffer. Suffering was a result of the Fall. Nonetheless, Scripture affirms that God takes what Satan meant for evil and turns it for our good. Enjoy this final episode on Luther's Theology of the Cross. 

Gotta have faith...faith...faith! Have faith in your faith, right? The topic of faith is as interesting as it is vital for our spiritual growth. Join Daniel and Jared as they explore more of Luther's, "Theology of the Cross," and the biblical concept of faith. 

In this episode Daniel and Jared continue their discussion on Martin Luther's, "Theology of the Cross." Isaiah 45.15 says, "Surely you (the LORD) are a God who hides himself." How is it possible that God both reveals and hides Himself at the same time? This apparent contradiction is one of the Bible's greatest paradoxes. You'll be surprised to see it fleshed out from the Garden to New Creation. 

"I know God because of my personal experience last Saturday night." "Yes, but I know God because of His Word." "Both of you are crazy, I know God because of nature and His creation." How exactly has God revealed Himself? How can we know for sure whether God has really spoken to us or we just ate some bad pizza that is stirring our gut? 

Jared and Daniel continue to explore Martin Luther's, "Theology of the Cross." In this episode, we focus Luther's understanding of God's revelation; Namely, that God has revealed Himself and the task of the theologian is to understand how God has graciously given His revelation. 

Join Jared and Daniel as they introduce Tulsa Bible Church's brand new podcast. Episode 2 discusses Martin Luther's, "Theology of the Cross" with five summary statements that get to the heart of what Luther originally presented in the 1518 Heidelberg Disputation. 

Join Jared, Daniel, and special guest Steve Schott as we discuss a biblical understanding of HOPE.