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We continue our series on Christology. Ryan is joined by Pastor Mike Leake to see Jesus controlling the natural and the supernatural in the gospel of Mark.
Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
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We love to receive feedback and continue the discussion through social media. You can find us at the following accounts:
email: [email protected]
Twitter: @SimmerThoughts, @bandmanakers
Facebook: @SimmerThoughts *Make sure you like the page, then subscribe to the discussion group*
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webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
Music: Funky Duck, by Larry Davis/Riff Picker, www.lgdavis.com. Used thanks to Creative Commons licensing and a generous composer!
We kick off season 3 of Simmering Thoughts with a series on Christology. Ryan is joined by Pastor Jonathan Hayashi, co-host of the Ordinary Radical podcast, to set the corners as we puzzle out "Who is Jesus Christ?" from scripture- specifically the Gospel according to John.
Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
Don't forget to rate and review Simmering Thoughts on your favorite podcast platforms.
We love to receive feedback and continue the discussion through social media. You can find us at the following accounts:
email: [email protected]
Twitter: @SimmerThoughts, @bandmanakers
Facebook: @SimmerThoughts *Make sure you like the page, then subscribe to the discussion group*
Instagram: @SimmerThoughts
webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
This is the last episode of our series on Anthropology. Ryan and Dave Hughes finish looking at man being integrated- rather than just made of parts. There are so many places this discussion can, and does, go that apply directly to the lives we all lead, and our faith.
Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
Don't forget to rate and review Simmering Thoughts on your favorite podcast platforms.
We love to receive feedback and continue the discussion through social media. You can find us at the following accounts:
email: [email protected]
Twitter: @SimmerThoughts, @bandmanakers
Facebook: @SimmerThoughts *Make sure you like the page, then subscribe to the discussion group*
Instagram: @SimmerThoughts
webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
To conclude our series on Anthropology, Ryan is joined by Dave Hughes to look at man being integrated- rather than just made of parts. There are so many places this discussion can, and does, go that apply directly to the lives we all lead, and our faith.
Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
Don't forget to rate and review Simmering Thoughts on your favorite podcast platforms.
We love to receive feedback and continue the discussion through social media. You can find us at the following accounts:
email: [email protected]
Twitter: @SimmerThoughts, @bandmanakers
Facebook: @SimmerThoughts *Make sure you like the page, then subscribe to the discussion group*
Instagram: @SimmerThoughts
webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
The Guys With Bibles, Lee Jones and Scott Woodruff of the "Guys With Bibles" podcast sat down at the Simmering Thoughts mics to look at man, and what makes up a man. It's a wide ranging discussion, covering dichotomy/trichotomy, science fiction and artificial intelligence, and that even when we look at man being made of parts, we're still just one whole man.
If you haven't yet joined our Facebook group, please send a join request! Come join in the conversation.
Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
Don't forget to rate and review Simmering Thoughts on your favorite podcast platforms!
Did we miss something? Did you enjoy the show? How was this helpful to you? We'd love to hear your feedback about Simmering Thoughts:
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Twitter: @SimmerThoughts, @bandmanakers
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webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
Music: Funky Duck, by Larry Davis/Riff Picker, www.lgdavis.com. Used thanks to Creative Commons licensing and a generous composer!
In part 2, Casey Holencik joins Ryan to discuss man being created for community- family, church, and social communities.
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Music: Funky Duck, by Larry Davis/Riff Picker, www.lgdavis.com. Used thanks to Creative Commons licensing and a generous composer!
For part 1 of 2, Casey Holencik joins Ryan to discuss man being created for community- family, church, and social communities.
If you haven't yet joined our Facebook group, please send a join request! Come join in the conversation.
Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
Don't forget to rate and review Simmering Thoughts on your favorite podcast platforms!
Did we miss something? Did you enjoy the show? How was this helpful to you? We'd love to hear your feedback about Simmering Thoughts:
email: [email protected]
Twitter: @SimmerThoughts, @bandmanakers
Facebook: @SimmerThoughts
Instagram: @SimmerThoughts
webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
Music: Funky Duck, by Larry Davis/Riff Picker, www.lgdavis.com. Used thanks to Creative Commons licensing and a generous composer!
Coleen Sharp continue to discuss navigating society, home life, and church as male and female... with a few side discussions along the way.
Highlight thought: Generalizing to dismiss is different than generalizing to describe.
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Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
Don't forget to rate and review Simmering Thoughts on your favorite podcast platforms!
Did we miss something? Did you enjoy the show? How was this helpful to you? We'd love to hear your feedback about Simmering Thoughts:
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Twitter: @SimmerThoughts, @bandmanakers
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webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
Music: Funky Duck, by Larry Davis/Riff Picker, www.lgdavis.com. Used thanks to Creative Commons licensing and a generous composer!
Coleen Sharp, of the Theology Gals podcast, joins Ryan to discuss anthropology, in light of gender. What follows from our being made male and female?
The conversation lasted a LONG time- so we split this into two episodes.
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Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
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webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
Music: Funky Duck, by Larry Davis/Riff Picker, www.lgdavis.com. Used thanks to Creative Commons licensing and a generous composer!
I'm taking the midway point of the "What is Man?" series to share something that has been Simmering in my mind for some time- having patience on social media. How does Colossians 4:6 help direct us in using social media in a God honoring way?
We will return to our regularly scheduled series next week.
Grab your Bible, get a snack, sit back, and enjoy!
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webpage: www.simmeringthoughts.podbean.com
Music: Funky Duck, by Larry Davis/Riff Picker, www.lgdavis.com. Used thanks to Creative Commons licensing and a generous composer!
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