Spiritual Thoughts

Ep. 53 is on the Epistle of Barnabas and the early thoughts and interpretive practices in the Christian communities around the Roman empire in the first and second centuries. 

Ep. 52 is about how I was able to change the structure and order of our worship service at FCCH. I hope this in encouraging for you. 

Ep. 51 - The bible is an amazing work of art. As ancient meditation literature, it makes claims to information about the God and how it's story leads to Jesus. 

Ep. 50 - Today I discuss an article from Christianity Today titled, Bethlehem Baptist Leaders Clash Over ‘Coddling’ and ‘Cancel Culture’

Article - https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2021/august-web-only/bethlehem-bcs-minneapolis-resign-meyer-empathy-rigney.html

Man Rampant w/ Doug Wilson and Joe Rigney - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i9a3Rfd7yI

Ep. 49 - Today's episode examines a well-known parable from Luke 18: The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. 

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Ep. 48 - Today is the finale of Mark Driscoll's impact on my life. Thanks for listening. 

Ep. 47 - This is the first episode of what I'm calling Ten More Minutes Together. These episodes will be longer, more in depth episodes that will be identifiable (as you can see) by the different artwork and colors featured in the logo. Thanks for tuning in. 

Ep. 46 - This episode is about how I felt Mark Driscoll's teaching impacted my faith early on in my discovering of his sermons and others like him. 

Ep. 45 - Before I began inhaling the sermons of Mark Driscoll, a friend of mine introduced me to the world of "SERMON CLIPS" on youtube. This episode is an attempt to set the scene for what would become a Mark Driscoll and Mars Hill Church in Seattle obsession. 

Ep. 44 - Who Killed Mars Hill? The podcast that is taking evangelical christianity by storm is changing the conversation surrounding Mark Driscoll and Mars Hill. What went wrong? What was good? Here's part one of my story of how Mark Driscoll influenced me.