On this week’s Christians of History, Lukas shares some of the limited information we have on Julian of Norwich, an English medieval mystic who wrote about her visions of Christ.

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What does the beginning of Genesis teach us about God, mankind, and the world? What are the important truths about the creation of the world? Jens and Lukas share their thoughts on this often controversial topic, and their answers may surprise you.

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Words cannot adequately explain our feelings today as we look out into a hurting world. Let us be slow to speak. Let us be quick to listen. Let us pray and call out to God for mercy, grace, and healing.  

This is our very first installment in the new Christians of History series. "You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it finds rest in you." Tune in to hear the story of a restless wanderer, a man far from God, a slave to sin, who found rest for his weary soul in Christ. 

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What is the value of Christian higher education? Bible colleges and seminaries offer certain advantages for believers wanting formal education. How do those benefits play out and how do they contribute to the lives of their students? Jens and Lukas, alumni of multiple higher education institutions, try and explore these questions on today’s episode.

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This is no ordinary episode. It is special. Starting next Friday (May 29, 2020) we will be releasing two episodes a week. We will still have our normal Tuesday episode each week, but Fridays will be dedicated to a new segment called "Christians of History." Every Friday we will explore one Christian from church history. We will explore their conversion, life experiences, fun facts, theological significance, and more. If you recall, we have discussed Jens's philosophy on ministry and life: Theology, Liturgy, Biography. “Christians of History” falls under the umbrella of biography. We can learn a lot from those whose shoulders we stand on. We are not as far removed from them as we think we are. We will see these saints in glory one day. Join us as we explore these well-known, and lesser known, believers from history.

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“He became man that we might become God.” Is this a pagan idea or a Christian one? The guys explore the ancient doctrine of theosis and discuss the meaning, history, and relevance of this oft-overlooked way of describing salvation.

Lukas's Theosis paper: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sYZLbSA5KhcINBUsJ2qMklDIOYMxzEM2/view?usp=sharing

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In what can only be described as an episode of biblical proportions, Jens explains the Reformed “doctrines of grace” (better known by the acronym TULIP). What are these doctrines and what do they mean for salvation? Lukas responds by explaining why Jens is wrong. Brotherly discourse ensues for far longer than planned. You might want to break this one up and listen in sections, folks.

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Lukas and Jens alienate their American audience by calling into question everything from the Pledge of Allegiance to flags in churches. How should Christians look at worldly authorities? What does the Bible have to say about governments? The guys dive into a deeply complex topic and try and provide some biblical frameworks for thinking through these sorts of questions.

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What makes worship music good? Jens and Lukas have a conversation about what goes into worship music and how we can think theologically about the musical parts of our worship services. Hopefully, at the end they figure out the difference between edifying musical worship and just offering strange fire to a reckless God!

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