Does God change His mind? Some Bible passages point explicitly to "no", while others seem to indicate a change. How can we navigate these seemingly contradictory passages? We discuss on this episode of Thinking Theologically.

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"Kid Kodi"

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Is Jesus God? It turns out that a lot of people aren't sure. In this episode, we speak to this confusion and look to various references throughout the Bible to see what answer it holds.

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"Kid Kodi"

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On this episode of Thinking Theologically, Spencer and Jack mirror the previous episode by looking at how Christians undervalue the sexual relationship God created, and overvalue the marriage as a result. 

Music:

"Kid Kodi"

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On this episode, we discuss sex and marriage from the world's perspective. We talk about both what the world gets wrong and what it gets right about these two subjects.

Music: 

"Kid Kodi"

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How does it all end? We go through the phrases that John uses for new creation in Revelation and see how they connect to the phrases we've seen used throughout the Bible.

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"Kid Kodi"

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What does John's gospel teach us about God's plan for creation? We discuss in this episode.

On this episode, Spencer and Jack move into the text of 2 Peter 3, a chapter that very much ties together the new creation themes of Genesis, Isaiah, and Paul. Come study this incredible chapter with us and see what God has said about the "new heavens and new earth".

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"Kid Kodi"

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On this episode, we look at the last big text of Paul when it comes to the topic of new creation. Come see what Paul says about the "coming" of Jesus and what his word choice reveals to us about how that will look. 

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"Kid Kodi"

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In this episode, Spencer and Jack discuss a section of Scripture that feels somewhat out of place. We look at the greater context of Romans, the cyclical nature of Paul's language throughout the book, and what exactly he believes will happen to the creation. 

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"Kid Kodi" 

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In this episode of the Thinking Theologically podcast, Spencer and Jack discuss Paul's new creation language in 1 Corinthians 15. Lots of discussion about the resurrection of Jesus, our resurrection, and why it's important that Jesus is described as the new Adam. 

Music:

"Kid Kodi"

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