Who will be “saved?” That’s the question this episode dives into as we continue to consider the Trajectories of Scripture.

Discussing what the Bible is and is not in preparation for deeper discussions about the trajectory of Scripture. For more resources check out Peter Enns’ “The Sin Of Certainty,” “The Bible Tells Me So...,” and “How The Bible Actually Works.” Also take a peak at Christian Smith’s “The Bible Made Impossible” and Rob Bell’s “What is the Bible?”

Introduction to a series about the threads of progress and revelation found in scripture. In the weeks that follow we will discuss things like “What is the Bible?” And “Who is included in salvation?” And “What is Hell actually like?”

This episode scrapes the surface of Quantum Entanglement and the connectedness of The universe. We are more deeply connected to everything than we’ve ever imagined.

Change is inevitable, so have tools to understand how we process change in our lives can be immensely helpful. Today’s episode is about the three stages we go through in every significant change in our lives. Check out our blog post on the subject at https://www.thirstytheology.com/blog/the-three-stages-of-change

Today’s episode is about how churches gather. It seems that the classic version of church has run its course and needs to be reimagined. In this episode I share an alternative to the common church model. To go deeper, check out the book Total Church, Google the Table Network and Soma Communities, and dive into Alan Hirsch’s content.

Is the classic way of talking about sin really the most biblical? Is it the most helpful way to assist people in living lives that are wholesome? In this episode will talk about send in a new way and see why it is more typical and more helpful than classic descriptions.

What does the Bible mean when it mentions holiness and how should that shape our practices?

Today were talking about “the Satan“ and all of the mystery that surrounds him. Over the centuries there’s been a lot of folklore has become popular around Satan. Let’s spend some time stripping that mysticism away and taking a look who Satan really is.

Welcome to our very first audio post from Thirsty Theology. Tom F. Baxter talks about an issue that is deeply personal for him. What kind of human was Jesus? How can he understand and help in our dark times? Listen in to learn more. Also visit our site at www.thirstytheology.com