Originally recorded on May 4, 2022: El Presidente himself rejoins the crew via Zoom to celebrate the 100th episode of the Bloomingdale Church Podcast! He remains suspiciously quiet about the disappearance of the jet ski fund.

Thank you to all our listeners for an unbelievable journey. We would never have made it to 100 episodes without your support!

What does Jesus say about those sins we just can't shake? Doesn't that describe all our sins? The penultimate episode of the BC Podcast is here!

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Many believers struggle to live out the great commission, because they aren't in close friendships with people who don't know Jesus. How do we evolve beyond that? Bill is sick, so Max, Scott and Daniel soldier on.

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Even after we are saved, we still keep sinning, aging and dying. Why can't we be perfect and live forever in this life? The crew jumps into this question after Scott pries his wedding ring out of a washing machine.

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It's been two years since covid-19 was declared a pandemic by the WHO. What's changed? What hasn't?

One things definitely hasn't changed: you still need to send your questions to [email protected]

The crew walks through the Apostle's Creed, and why it's important to be specific with out language about God. There's even a little Calvinism in there for the fans.

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Is the Bible anti-laughter? If we invite someone to church have we completed our mission? Why does Paul denounce men with long hair?

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The crew discuss more 3:16 passages in the Bible. They try to talk about the books that they're reading, but Max derails them with a shocking section of Jamar Tisby's Color of Compromise.

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Bill is on a business trip, so Daniel, Scott and Max talk about Judges, and the wild stories therein, to see God's consistent redemptive work among broken people.

Take a shirt and lay it down in the bathtub. Run the water for 10 minutes, and if the shirt gets wet, you'll know that you should send your questions to [email protected]

Is there truly a time for everything? If not, why does Ecclesiastes say there is? The crew talks about the context and implications of Solomon's writings.

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