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In this episode we roped our pastor Will Cornell to discuss the three omnis of God: Omnipotence, Omniscience & Omnipresence. This is the final episode in this series related to the attributes of God. Put simply, these three attributes mean that God is all powerful, all knowing and all present. However, these basic ideas have a rich backing of Biblical testimony to help inform their meaning. Join us as we work through the specifics of each omni to arrive at a better understanding of the being of God.
Link to Pastor Will's sermon on Omnipotence: https://beta.sermonaudio.com/sermons/724231938432954/
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In this episode our aim is to tackle the Holiness and Justice of God. What does it mean that God is holy holy holy? We believe it's impossible to understand God's Justice if we fail to recognize Him as the thrice Holy God. The one informs the other. Join us as we work through the difficult process of defining God's holiness.
The basic meaning of holy means set apart or unique, but as we meditate on some of the stories in scripture that portray holiness, we see there's much more weight to the idea than what this definition gives off. Justice at its base means equal measures. If God is truly just and holy, it means our sin against him is worthy of eternal judgement. Thankfully, the holy Son bore our punishment, and makes us right with God. The gospel becomes intermingled in God's attributes.
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In this episode we address the attributes of love and jealousy. The scriptures state that God is both. Our culture tends to create poor definitions when it comes to describing these characteristics, but what can we derive from the Bible about God in light of His love and jealousy? Join us as we work through these issues biblically.
Show Recommendations:
"The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God" by D.A. Carson: https://www.christianbook.com/the-difficult-doctrine-the-love-god/d-a-carson/9781581341263/pd/41263?event=ESRCN
Does God Love Everyone The Same? Article by Founders.org: https://founders.org/articles/does-god-love-everyone-the-same/
"The Attributes of God" by Shai Linne: https://lampmode.com/collections/music/products/shai-linne-the-attributes-of-god
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In this episode we start a new series addressing the attributes of God. We start off the show introducing the topic and its importance to the believer. In the second part of the show we address topic of the Aseity of God, which is the idea that God exists of Himself. This important aspect of God's being sets the stage for us to discuss His other attributes, which we will tackle in future episodes. Below we have provided some helpful resources to help aid your study:
Books:
Stephen Charnock: The Existence and Attributes of God
Wayne Grudem: Systematic Theology
Podcasts:
RC Sproul: The Attributes of God
Steve Lawson: Introduction to the Attributes of God
Music:
Shai Linne: The Attributes of God
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This week our co-host Nathan lost his voice, so we didn't record any new ep. To make up for the empty show slot we produced a short collage of side conversations that didn't make it into past published shows. Please enjoy the impromptu discussion on mathematics, art and music between Nathan, Owen, Preston and Andrew.
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In todays episode we summarize and deal with common objections brought against the reliability of the New Testament. As Christians we should be prepared to give answers to those critiquing the holy scriptures. The transmission of the New Testament is something all Christians should be familiar with, and we hope this episode acts as an introduction to the topic of textual criticism and apologetics.
For a further deep dive into this issue, highly recommend checking out the work of Dr. James White with Alpha & Omega Ministries: https://www.aomin.org/aoblog/. The YouTube video Owen recommended can be found at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTeLO-61FAA
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This is part 5 in our series covering Christian Martyrs. This episode features our friend and creative contributor Andrew Kneeland, who has chosen to report on some modern day martyrs from around the world. Join us as we discuss their stories, mostly from young believers, and gleam some wisdom as we observe their childlike faith and boldness.
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This is part 4 in our series covering Christian Martyrs. This episode features our friend and pastor William Cornell, who has chosen to report on the Anabaptist martyr Maeyken Wens. For many martyrs in history, their stories are framed by observers from the outside, however letters from Maeyken to her husband and son have been preserved, and we get the luxury of observing this particular martyr through the lens of her own pen. Join us as we discuss Maeyken's story and draw encouragement from her life of faithful devotion to Jesus Christ.
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This is part 3 in our series covering Christian martyrs. For this episode we will be talking about John Chrysostom aka the "Golden Mouth". John was one of the most gifted preachers in the patristic age, yet that didn't make him immune from sword of his government. His faithful and hard-hitting preaching eventually lead to his downfall, yet with his last breath he never quit praising God. Join us as we discuss John's story and infer the various ways his exemplary life points us to Jesus Christ.
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This is part 2 in our series covering some of our favorite Christian martyrs. In this episode we're covering the life and legacy of William Tyndale, who was the first man in history to translate the Bible into the English language. Though we admire the martyrs for their uncompromising faith, our hope with this series is to not glorify them, but to bring glory to the Lord Jesus Christ.
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On a journey from one Garden to the next . . .We're just three guys from Wyoming who talk theology and culture with the ultimate goal of pointing people to Jesus.