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Continuing his series on the Beatitudes, Dr. Metzger is joined by friends Brett Bryant and Greg Goodwin to reflect on the very first of Jesus’ beatitudes—poverty of spirit. Brett is a longtime banker and Greg is a longtime businessman. In this episode of New Wine Tastings, Dr. Metzger, Mr. Bryant and Mr. Goodwin discuss “Jesus’ Beatitudes and Spiritual Bankruptcy.”   Listen in on the dialogue as these gents seek to highlight the import of poverty of spirit or spiritual bankruptcy for the Christian life.  http://new-wineskins.org

In this episode of New Wine Tastings, Dr. Metzger is joined by colleague and long time friend Dr. Ron Frost, to kick off a new series on the Beatitudes.  What would it look like today for the church to become a counter-cultural community shaped by Jesus’ person and words in the Beatitudes and the Sermon on the Mount in a high-pressure zone kind of way? Dr. Frost wrote that “love is like a high pressure zone in the souls of those captivated by Christ.” The Beatitudes speak of the lives of those so captivated. Join Dr’s Metzger and Frost as they jump into the dialogue on Jesus’ Beatitudes and High Pressure Zone Spirituality.  http://new-wineskins.org

In this episode Dr. Metzger is joined by Professor Kristyn Kidney, Pastor Cody Whittington, and Pastor Trudi Sang for a discussion on how it is so important to advocacy work that we help people find and amplify their voice.

Join Dr. Paul Louis Metzger for a New Wine, New Wineskins series titled, “Advocacy: Many Voices, One Calling.” In this series, Dr. Metzger will dialogue with leaders who come from diverse backgrounds, asking them to draw on their own contexts of advocacy in order to highlight essential features and values. 

Join Dr. Paul Louis Metzger for a New Wine, New Wineskins series titled, “Advocacy: Many Voices, One Calling.” In this series, Dr. Metzger will dialogue with leaders who come from diverse backgrounds, asking them to draw on their own contexts of advocacy in order to highlight essential features and values.  

In this episode Dr. Metzger is joined by Dr. Greg Burch, Pastor Cody Whittington, and Pastor Trudi Sang for a discussion on how it is so important to advocacy work that we represent, not replace.

Join Dr. Paul Louis Metzger for a New Wine, New Wineskins series titled, “Advocacy: Many Voices, One Calling.” 

In this series, Dr. Metzger will dialogue with leaders who come from diverse backgrounds, asking them to draw on their own contexts of advocacy in order to highlight essential features and values.  

In the first of the series, Dr. Metzger is joined by Pastor Tom Schiave for a discussion on how it is so important to advocacy work that we make points without making enemies.

Join Matt, Phil, and Tony for another episode of New Wine UnCorked.  Recorded live on Friday’s at 10am (pst) New Wine UnCorked seeks to step into culture with a heart bent towards engagement, reconciliation, and relationship.   

In this episode, Tony, Phil, and Matt dialogue about remembering the past. As the Beatles illumined, yesterday seems to send our troubles away only to be confronted with the truth that yesterday never really goes away, and thus, neither do our troubles. Can these troubles be used profoundly then, given their constant reality? How can past trouble help paint today with the hope of tomorrow?

Join Dr. Paul Louis Metzger for a New Wine, New Wineskins series titled, “Advocacy: Many Voices, One Calling.” In this series, Dr. Metzger will dialogue with leaders who come from diverse backgrounds, asking them to draw on their own contexts of advocacy in order to highlight essential features and values.  

In this episode Dr. Metzger is joined by the Rev. Dr. LeRoy Haynes, Jr. for a discussion on advocacy and framing it in terms of a marathon race. One cannot simply run a short distance and stop. One has to think long haul. One has to pace oneself. One has to keep on pressing on.

Recorded live on Friday’s at 10am (pst) New Wine UnCorked seeks to step into culture with a heart bent towards engagement, reconciliation, and relationship.   In this episode, Tony, Phil, and Matt dialogue about the movements of culture right now in the midst of our “re-opening.” Should the Christian mindset be to “get back to normal” or a push to “go beyond?” Is the “normalcy” of society the truth of how life “should be,” or is there something better, beyond?

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Recorded live on Friday’s at 10am (pst) New Wine UnCorked seeks to step into culture with a heart bent towards engagement, reconciliation, and relationship.   In this episode, Tony, Phil, and Matt dialogue about the truth of the Christian today. What does the Church hold fast to and is this truth the same truth Jesus proclaimed? The same truth Jesus lived?

Do you ever feel like you are treated like a statistic rather than as a person, including when you are a patient? In this New Wine Tastings episode (the fifth part in a series on a personalist approach to medical ethics), Dr Metzger interviews Dr. Robert Lyman Potter (M.D., Ph.D.) on the proper use of statistics in treating patients.

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