
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


We 0
Macon and Marsh discuss the Psalms they (and Alex) are reading during Lent: Psalm 13, 22, 73, 10, 137.
Show Notes:
Blurb Your Enthusiasm
Miss Belinda Blurb
Whip it Good
but with more rock
Whip my hair
the overlap is obvious
The Word In The Wilderness
S1E13 is one of the earlier places we talk about Practices
S1E12 we talk about Good Friday
Monday, 2025-03-17, we will be reading Psalm 13. Tuesday 22. Wednesday 73. Thursday 10. Friday 137. Saturday 13. Monday, 2025-03-24, Psalm 22.
Alex and Macon discuss Paul’s observation that “you have died” and what that means about reality and whether we even have access to such a reality.
Show Notes:
The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity
Fruitfulness on the Frontline
Weekend at Bernie’s
Encountering Reality
Polanyi, Kuhn, Feyerabend
Bernoulli’s principle
“The first principle is that you must not fool yourself — and you are the easiest person to fool.” - Richard Feynman
Further reading in Scientific Realism
How TFT’s approach relates with and to Scientific Theories.
Marsh and Macon hear how Alex’s weekend speaking gig went after all the work we put into that for him. Then we discuss Marshall’s ministry to the homeless in Greensboro, and the tensions between showing mercy and enabling behavior.
Show Notes
On The Way Podcast
Episode 1: How to get the most out of a sermon.
How to open a candy wrapper.
EVA Conference 2025
Baby Shark
Make Good Choices
Austin’s homeless explosion
When Helping Hurts
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Community First - Mobile Loaves & Fishes
Thomas Sowell: “There are no solutions. There are only trade-offs.” From the book A Conflict of Visions: Ideological Origins of Political Struggles
Econtalk - on perfection vs imperfection
Alex, Marshall, and Macon talk about when, who, why people should get baptized, and the underlying theories of what-happens-in-baptism behind the various views.
Show Notes:
* people fading out of church like this.
* the tshirt cannon for Alex and Marshall.
* Elevation
* this
* not this
* Picture Pages - asking questions and taking answers from the viewers before Dora did.
* Theme Song
* Mortimer Ichabod
* No, the other one.
* related to this joke.
* it’s not a beachball, it’s a spinning pinwheel
* you may know this better
* or maybe this
Alex, Marshall, and Macon come back to the book of Hebrews and Anxiety, this time exploring what it might mean for us to find the rest that Jesus offers to us.
Show Notes:
A Complete Unknown
How to pronounce Biopic
The Greatest Night in Pop
Have you heard The Power of Love?
More “vocalist” for Alex: The Power of Love
More “vocalist” than Alex can actually handle: The Power of Love
Duets
Nina Simone
The Essential Nina Simone
What Happened, Miss Simone?
On CD Clubs
Snoop on a Stoop
Pocket Like it’s Hot
Vanilla Ice is ready to help you
Marlin meets Crush and rides the Current
Surface Pressure
Loki
Marshall and Macon discuss the overlapping messages of their favorite writers Andrew Murray for Marsh and TF Torrance for Macon. They’re both Scottish Ministers who are convinced of God’s unconditional and unconditioned love for humanity. Murray approaches it from the spiritual development side and Torrance from the theological side, though both are deeply concerned about both sides. Prepare for an episode of fan-boy fun, because these two writers don’t let you get away from the Good News of God’s love for you, for real for real.
Show Notes:
Pole Position
Atonement
Incarnation reading assigned to my children
The War of the Rohirrim
The Grinch
Andrew Murray
* Abide in Christ
* With Christ in the School of Prayer
* Humility
* Waiting on God
* there are more than 40 more
It’s actually pronounced: Pericope
The Torrance Advent Reading
The Christian Doctrine of God
The Trinitarian Faith
Marshall reads and reflects on poems from his Advent readings.
Waiting On The Word edited by Malcom Guite
* 2:18 - The Glance, by George Herbert
* 4:02 - Annunciation, by Scott Cairns
* 5:22 - Those Winter Sundays, by Robert Hayden
* 6:57 - Christmas and Common Birth, by Anne Ridler
Holy Luck by Eugene Peterson
* 10:30 - Cradle
* 11:48 - Tree
* 13:32 - Kiss
* 15:03 - Offertory
* 16:40 - War
* 17:52 - Greetings
Marshall, Macon, and Alex get up to speed on Marshall’s movie watching and Macon’s Advent practice. Then we return to Alex’s project of preparing for a 4 talk weekend bringing together Hebrews and Anxiety. This week we consider how to connect the High Theology of Hebrews with the so-what-ness of day-to-day life, and which of the roles of Jesus, Prophet, Priest, and King, do we resonate with the most.
Show Notes:
Illuminated Script
Waiting On The Word
Holy Luck
there are actually nine categories of Alignment
Make Good Choices
Wicked
Moana 2
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
The War of the Rohirrim
Hamilton
My Shot
List of Oz books
Sexual Chocolate
Anxiety Talks part 1
Hebrews Overview, in an 8 min video
Incarnation
Dallas Willard
David Bathsheba Overview, in an 18 min video
When the storm is more than a storm
Ok, maybe it IS a praise song: You Raise Me Up
We will return to talking about Anxiety & Hebrews next week. In the meantime, here’s an excerpt from Chapter 3 of T.F. Torrance’s Incarnation, pp 60-67, where he explores St. John’s phrase, “The Word made flesh.”
Alex is keynoting a college student retreat weekend in 2025. Marshall and Macon are here to help him write his talks which are out of Hebrews and which need to apply to the practical issue of anxiety. This is part one.
Show Notes
Crazy Train
Walking on the Sun
All Star
I’m a Believer
Incarnation
My Buddy
2024 Advent Incarnation Reading Plan
Sweeping The Nation
Jesus and the Victory of God
No Sleep Till Brooklyn - Released March 1, 1987.
Previous Episode re Church
You done messed up Aaron
Unikitty Bad Feelings Approach
Are you not entertained?
From the publisher's feed