On this episode, Raleigh sits down with Dr. Michael Svigel to discuss his new fiction book, "The AITheist." The book is an entertaining read bringing up concepts such as theology, faith, doubt, the problem of evil, forgiveness, and more. Dr. Svigel presents a dialog between a former professor of theology turned atheist who is hired to dissuade a sentient AI from believing in the Christian God. The book exposes several real to life issues that will have the reader invested and contemplating their own experiences and conversations.

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In this episode, I speak with author, theologian, PhD student at Duke Divinity School about theology and politics. Join us as we discuss the bridging of theology and politics. We engage with some voices of the past from Augustine and some early church understanding of politics and the church, as well as some contemporary voices.

Kaitlyn is anticipating the release of her newest book, "The Ballot and the Bible," which you can preorder at https://a.co/d/j8rVxDV. Her first book, "The Liturgy of Politics" is available at https://a.co/d/jk0Vpnz

I hope you will join us as we speak about an inescapable subject for all of us.

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On this episode, Raleigh speaks with pastors Dan Walbert and Ruskin Clay about ministering within a certain contextual situatedness. They also discuss parternering with other local pastors and churches for the benfit of the body of Christ and how that may look in different contexts of ministry. Join the conversation!

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This week, Seebok and Raleigh, are joined by Dr. Matthew Bates to sppeak about his new book, "Why the Gospel" as well as several other topics. Join the Conversation!

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This week, Seebok and I are joined by Professor of Theology at Dallas Theological Seminary, Dr. Glenn Kreider. We discuss what theology is, how we should approach theology, and how God has revealed himself to his creation, among other topics.

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https://www.amazon.com/God-Us-Exploring-Interactions-Throughout/dp/1596381183/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2B7MEP1DZ5O6R&keywords=glenn+Kreider&qid=1682546338&sprefix=glenn+kreider%2Caps%2C139&sr=8-5

Additional works by Dr. Kreider:

https://www.amazon.com/Dispensationalism-History-Redemption-Developing-Tradition/dp/080240961X/ref=sr_1_4?crid=2B7MEP1DZ5O6R&keywords=glenn+Kreider&qid=1682546338&sprefix=glenn+kreider%2Caps%2C139&sr=8-4

https://www.amazon.com/Did-God-Father-Really-Kill-ebook/dp/B087D5TSDH/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2B7MEP1DZ5O6R&keywords=glenn+Kreider&qid=1682546338&sprefix=glenn+kreider%2Caps%2C139&sr=8-1

In this episode, pastors Seebok Leung and Raleigh Clay discuss the significance of Holy Week to the Christian faith.

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This week, pastors Seebok and Raleigh discuss prayer. What is prayer? What does prayer accomplish? How do know if God is listening? We disccus these among other issues surrounding the vast and often mysterious topic of prayer.

This episode is not intended to be a systematic or academic approach to prayer, but an honest wrestling with the implications and pulchritude of having an audience with the King.

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This week, pastors Seebok and Raleigh discuss the intention of the show and why they feel a podcast of this nature is important. Some topics briefly discussed are: theology, theological method, theological praxis, biblical theology, future guests and episode topics.

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