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Part two picks up right where last week left off. Pastor Ross O'Dell finally answers the question Chris has been sitting on for two episodes: does the church replace Israel? Ross's answer runs through the grafting-into-the-vine image, a full walk through the biblical covenants from Adam and Eve to the new covenant in Christ, and a picture of Scripture's whole arc that's less about theological hairsplitting and more about the character of God. From there the conversation turns personal — Ross talks through a reflection on hell and the presence of God that reframes a familiar C.S. Lewis idea, then closes with a wide-ranging speed round: his favorite Bible character, why Monday isn't actually his hardest day, and a question handed down to him from a past guest that he wasn't expecting. Also mentioned: Ross rereads I Love You to the Moon and Back more than any other book outside Scripture, and counts The Mission among his all-time favorite films.
By Chris McNeillPart two picks up right where last week left off. Pastor Ross O'Dell finally answers the question Chris has been sitting on for two episodes: does the church replace Israel? Ross's answer runs through the grafting-into-the-vine image, a full walk through the biblical covenants from Adam and Eve to the new covenant in Christ, and a picture of Scripture's whole arc that's less about theological hairsplitting and more about the character of God. From there the conversation turns personal — Ross talks through a reflection on hell and the presence of God that reframes a familiar C.S. Lewis idea, then closes with a wide-ranging speed round: his favorite Bible character, why Monday isn't actually his hardest day, and a question handed down to him from a past guest that he wasn't expecting. Also mentioned: Ross rereads I Love You to the Moon and Back more than any other book outside Scripture, and counts The Mission among his all-time favorite films.