Gordan Runyan shares a few musings and thoughts on the book that have managed to stick with him, months after reading.

In this episode, Russell Traweek addresses the Biblical Response to Tragic Circumstances as individuals before even attempt to address others as we look at Nehemiah 1.

Russell Traweek addresses in this podcast as to why some presuppositions made by some trusted pastors and ministries, although true, don’t matter when not properly applied. One can scream, “All Lives Matter” all day, but if you overlook the application when one life, or group is oppressed, then you have a dead faith.

Host

Russell Traweek

Description

In this episode, Russell Traweek addresses the Biblical Response to Tragic Circumstances as individuals before even attempt to address others as we look at Nehemiah 1.

Gordan Runyan exposes the foolishness of a congregation bowing to the demands of the State, on the basis of “rendering unto Caesar.

Host

Russell Traweek

Description

Russell Traweek addresses in this podcast as to why some presuppositions made by some trusted pastors and ministries, although true, don't matter when not properly applied. One can scream, "All Lives Matter" all day, but if you overlook the application when one life, or group is oppressed, then you have a dead faith.

Host

Gordan Runyan

Description

Gordan Runyan exposes the foolishness of a congregation bowing to the demands of the State, on the basis of "rendering unto Caesar.

A sermon on biblical, social justice.

Gordan Runyan answers a common question about why his congregation has continued to meet. It’s not because of the “usual suspects.” But at the end of the day, there really is a hill to die on.

Gordan Runyan encourages his listeners to examine the building materials they’ve been using to put up the edifice of their lives, especially in light of the fact that a virus has caused many to reach out for other saviors, other ethical rules, that can keep them safe in the storm.