In this episode Peter and Webby dive into Paul's two letters to Timothy and his letter to Titus where it seems like he sets them up as leaders/teachers in the church with special instructions on how they should make elders, and other teachers.

What does that mean for the early church and how might that translate to the church today?

Peter and Webby have decided to start a discussion around the authority of the church and what that looks like/means.

In this episode they look at the replacement of Judas with Matthias and discuss if that was something the Apostles were allowed to do, and if the appointment of Paul was a sign that the 12 got it wrong.

Gavin and Wes Original Video: https://youtu.be/zqVdJ1uWk74?si=8H82cAIy1Zkjb0Wf

Peter and Webby take a moment to chat about a recent video that Gavin and Wes put out discussing the state of Protestantism. It turned into a very lovely conversation around our search for what is true.

It's all right there in the title

Its all right there in the title 😄

In this episode Peter comes back with some definitions that he put together that he feels portray Webby's viewpoint the best.

Webby has the opportunity to come back with his thoughts on the "honoring case studies" that Peter brought forward on the last icon episode.

Peter and Webby take a small detour to meditate on the person hood of Jesus and how important and significant it is that He, the God of the universe, chose to become flesh and pitch his tent with us.

Peter and Webby continue to make sure they are on the same page around each's understanding of what it means to show honor through Icons.

They kind of land on a stand off.

The pre-show went pretty long so Peter and Webby take a few minutes to just give an update on our icon point of views and set a plan for next week.