We start by talking about the greatest stories of all - the stories that mean something. We look at the greatest story of all that we're a part of. We continue to work through what it looks like to know God as we participate in his Story.

We start by talking about darkness and how so many are noticing it in the world.  We move into talking about the rhetorical structure of the book of 1 John.  We talk about what John says about authenticity, confession, and the power of Jesus' intercession.  It is life lived in the light!

Who is this guy who wrote 1 John?  Get to know the Apostle John like never before in this episode!  This much we can say: Jesus rubbed off on this twenty-something year old in some indescribable ways.  All of this and more as we meet the author of 1 John.

Wow!  What a huge episode drop!  We've got a new name.  We are officially The Notable Podcast with this release.

There's more.  Kent and Luke weigh in for the first time and we get to know them a bit.

Most importantly, we dive into the book of 1 John.  Kent and Luke explore connections between 1 John and the Gospel of John.  They culminate their notes by thinking about the difference between selfish joy and joy that is complete in community.  You'll never think about joy the same again.  Listen in!

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Jonah 4 Part 3

The Last of the Jonah Series

The twins bring it all to a close in this final Jonah episode.  We see Jonah going down into his own personal hell.  We also see God working his will in Jonah’s life through questions.  We rejoice in an ending that puts Christ front and center.

We continue digging into Jonah's emotional life here in Jonah chapter four. We take a hard look at his prayer. It gives us the chance to talk about the value of "bad prayers." It also gives us a moment to take a hard look at how our theology - true or not - always ends up impacting the way we respond to events in our lives. We notice that Jonah, in fact, has a slightly twisted theology that ends up embittering him to the Lord and his ways so profoundly that he confesses he has a death wish in his heart. We end up at Christ's cross trusting our God even in those moments when we taste the sadness of death in our hearts.

We finally arrive to the last chapter of Jonah 4. We wish for a moment that Jonah 4 didn't actually exist, but immediately come to realize how lifelike Jonah 4 really is. We continue with an overview of the chapter. We end up amazed that we get an inside look at the emotional life of one of God's children and are amazed again this time in a negative sense at the power of anger. We spend the rest of our time dealing with that specific emotion based on the text. 

We take on the second half of chapter three of the book of Jonah. We spend a whole bunch of our time in analysis of Jonah's sermon and acknowledge some potential problems with it. We end up saying that there may just be a more faithful preacher than Jonah in the chapter. The sermon, however, is still incredibly effective even still today in us. It causes us to take a new view of the time we have in our lives and to think through the terror we've all experienced because of God's law and finally come to see how important faith is to repentance. We close in awe of God's heart for Nineveh, of the power of his Word, and are amazed that the Lord still wants to work with us.