Were the Epistles FORGED? Probably not, but the matter of their authorship is important. And what does this scholarly question mean for our everyday faith?

Discussing Andraéa LaVant's podcast and how we can better serve the disabled members of our church.

What can we learn from Proverbs 11? Kindness, evil, and a fork in the road.

Today we're discussing a fascinating episode of the Live No Lies podcast about the similarities between pre-Christian Rome and the post-Christian West, the need for understanding our history, and the contributions of our faith to the modern world.

Listen to the original podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/roberta-ahmanson-on-the-parallels-between-5th-century/id1585715586?i=1000541479212

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We review an episode of the Napkin Scribbles podcast on the origins and meaning of the word Eucharist.

Listen to the podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-greek-and-hebrew-words-every-christian-should/id1436743015?i=1000543734749

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A discussion of Proverbs 10 - descriptive or prescriptive?

Craig, Eli and Alec discuss Proverbs 9. You have to use wisdom when sharing wisdom with others.

Craig, Alex, and Eli discuss the intersection of philosophy and theology via Dr. Johnathan Pennington's latest book on ancient philosophy and Christianity.

Listen to the original podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ahoct-interview-dr-jonathan-pennington/id1000287027?i=1000538710739

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Craig, Alec, and Jason discuss Proverbs 8. God leads to Wisdom and Wisdom to God.

Craig, Alec, and Jason discuss the latest sermon from Elevation Church What can we learn from asking a better question, and can the sermon's wisdom really be summed up in a 30 second soundbite?