In this re-released episode from season 1, Drew and Perry think through God's wrath in the Old Testament. Is the God of the Old Testament different from the God of the New Testament? Why does he seem more "wrathful" in the Old Testament than in the New? Tune in to hear these questions, and more, answered.

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Welcome to The Pondercast Season 3, where we think deeply about the Bible and theology! This week Drew and Perry dig into a provocative topic: the historical accuracy of the exodus in the Old Testament book with the same name. The conversation leads into questions about the relationship between history, the Bible, and theology. They discuss some ideas that the whole of Israel didn't actually leave Egypt, only one of the tribes. They also ask how we would make sense of the Bible if the exodus did not actually happen. 

Pete Enns article discussed in the episode: https://peteenns.com/did-the-exodus-story-really-happen/

Richard Friedman article discussed in the episode: https://reformjudaism.org/exodus-not-fiction

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Perry and Drew wrap up Season 2 of The Pondercast discussing the many reasons for the birth of Jesus? Was it merely to die for our sins? Another query they ponder is the reason why Jesus was born a baby, as opposed to just appearing as a man. Don't miss this thought-provoking Christmas-themed episode. 

Thank you, dear listeners, for listening this past year. We'll be back in February or March with season 3, featuring more great episodes. 

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This week, on your favourite podcast, Drew and Perry finish their mini-series on the three offices of Jesus by discussing his royal office, and the implications for Christians. 

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In this week's episode of The Pondercast, Drew and Perry look at Jesus' office of High Priest, and what that means for Christians today.  

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In this episode of The Pondercast Drew and Perry begin a new mini series, discussing the three-fold offices of Christ -- which is going along with their Christocentric theme this season. What are the three offices of Christ? Prophet, Priest and King. To kick off this new mini-series, Perry and Drew discuss what it means for Jesus to be a prophet, and what it means for believers today. They also look at the importance of prophets in the Old Testament, and discuss how the church in our day plays a role as a prophetic witness. 

This episode was humbling and very fun to record, so do not miss out, especially if you have read this entire description, then you owe it to yourself to give this episode a listen. Hope you enjoy! And keep Pondering!

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Perry and Drew are joined this week by the first ever Pondercast Panel: Dan Esau and Darwin Harder, to discuss the meaning of Protestantism for today-- just in time for Reformation Sunday (October 31). What makes a person a Protestant, beyond not being able to receive communion from Catholics? Further, what are the unifying factors that bring Protestants together? Is this even a helpful term anymore, seeing as the Protestant movement is huge and consists of many different denominations, with many different and varying theological convictions. These questions and more answered and discussed on the sixth edition of The PonderChat. Let's get pondering! 

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Welcome back to The Pondercast! In this episode Perry and Drew, after 2 years, finally talk about what they think about Covid. They look at how Christianity, the Church and society has become so divided over the past couple years. They discuss unity, charity, love, and what truly matters. We do hope that you enjoy this episode, as it was fun to record and, we hope it would help provide a spark of positivity in these days. Thanks for tuning in!

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After much sadness Drew has returned to The Pondercast, to finish off the mini-series on "What did the cross accomplish?" Perry and Drew discuss the moral exemplar theory, also known as moral example, or moral influence. Perry refers to this theory as the basis of "love wins" theology, while Drew tries to see the good in this theory. They finish off looking ahead to our upcoming episodes on the Reformation. Let's get pondering. 

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Welcome back to The Pondercast, with Perry Siddons. Sadly, Drew Poetker could not make it for this episode. Perry goes solo, with a discussion on the big picture of the Bible, in only half an hour. He explains the process of Biblical Theology, as opposed to Systematic Theology, and begins in Genesis with God's plan for the world and goes to Revelation. As Perry notes, seeing the big picture is essential for reading the Bible, and we hope that this can be a helpful episode for you. 

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