In this episode, Steve wraps up the life of John Knox after the Scottish Reformation before diving into his legacy and what we can glean from it!

This is our first episode in a new, short series on the life and legacy of Scottish reformer, John Knox. In this episode, Steve dives into the life of Knox up to the Scottish Reformation.

In this episode, Mark Baumgardner is back with us to further unpack what we mean (or don't mean) when we say that God is unchanging. Is there any sense in which God does change? Mark asks and answers three questions related to this larger question.

This week, we've got a special guest on the podcast! Mark Baumgardner is an elder at FBC Warsaw, and he's joining us to teach on an attribute of God that can sometimes get overlooked: the immutability of God.

We're wrapping up our series on shame and covering the last two checklists for applying the gospel to our shame.

In this episode, we look at two (of four) checklists we can use to apply the gospel to our shame.

In this episode, we'll look at how Jesus Christ removes our shame through the great exchange. There is indeed good news in God's Word for us and our shame!


This episode has leaned heavily on the following books & articles:

• Shame Interrupted by Ed Welch
• How Penal Substitution Addresses Our Shame: The Bible's Shame Dynamics and Their Relationships to Evangelical Doctrine by David E. Rennalls
• We Are Supposed to Feel Bad About Stuff by Kevin DeYoung
• Have Theologians No Sense of Shame? How the Bible Reconciles Objective and Subjective Shame by Jackson Wu

In this week's episode, we continue our series on shame and find encouragement in three Old Testament passages that point us forward to what Jesus Christ will do to remove our shame.

In our last episode, we unpacked appropriate shame—shame we should feel because of our sinfulness. In this episode, we'll unpack inappropriate shame—when we feel shame that is misplaced.

This is the first episode in a new series covering the topic of shame. So often the word shame brings negative connotations to mind. But are there times that shame is actually appropriate? We'll answer that question from Scripture in this episode!