Twelve Enough

Twelve Enough

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Twelve Enough episodes

  • Let's Get Political
    We are dealing with and working with people. Some of these people have
    their own religious story and others do not, but they are all people with
    their own struggles, worries, and ideals. It is important that in working
    with people in the political arena that we continue to share and show the
    love of Christ to all that we encounter.
    1 hr 5 min
  • The Best Worship Book in the World!
    the Bible should be used for more than just a passage to guide the sermon,
    but can inform and guide every aspect of worship. In fact, scripture should
    do more than just offer some prayers and a sermon text, but could and
    should give a believer a “grammar” for being a Christian.
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  • The Best Worship Book in the World!
    the Bible should be used for more than just a passage to guide the sermon,
    but can inform and guide every aspect of worship. In fact, scripture should
    do more than just offer some prayers and a sermon text, but could and
    should give a believer a “grammar” for being a Christian.
    0 min
  • The Ecumenical Council of Smith Hill
    The rest of the conversation that we heard in episode 3a, “Are You Proud,
    Mary?” Doug and Anthony like to talk. They like to talk a lot, so in this
    episode we hear the rest of what they had to share. No main topic, but
    listen to the rest and understand what a big deal it is to not only have an
    Orthodox and a Catholic with a Baptist, but also what a big deal it is to
    have two libertarians with a “socialist” (or so claims Doug about
    Jonathan).
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  • The Ecumenical Council of Smith Hill
    The rest of the conversation that we heard in episode 3a, “Are You Proud,
    Mary?” Doug and Anthony like to talk. They like to talk a lot, so in this
    episode we hear the rest of what they had to share. No main topic, but
    listen to the rest and understand what a big deal it is to not only have an
    Orthodox and a Catholic with a Baptist, but also what a big deal it is to
    have two libertarians with a “socialist” (or so claims Doug about
    Jonathan).
    1 hr 5 min
  • The Many Faces of Jesus
    Each gospel offers a different perspective of Jesus, a different approach
    and understanding of who Jesus is and there may be some wisdom to this. You
    can never know someone fully through just one perspective, so with four we
    find a greater depth to the person and work of Jesus Christ. Perhaps then
    you can try to offer a fifth perspective (and we always like a fifth) –
    which would be yours. Listen to the episode, their pithy summary of the
    different gospels, and consider what your story of Jesus might be.
    0 min
  • The Many Faces of Jesus
    Each gospel offers a different perspective of Jesus, a different approach
    and understanding of who Jesus is and there may be some wisdom to this. You
    can never know someone fully through just one perspective, so with four we
    find a greater depth to the person and work of Jesus Christ. Perhaps then
    you can try to offer a fifth perspective (and we always like a fifth) –
    which would be yours. Listen to the episode, their pithy summary of the
    different gospels, and consider what your story of Jesus might be.
    0 min
  • Mo' Money, Mo' Money
    There is a real problem with the amount that some have in comparison with
    the amount that others have. It is a problem when some are living in lavish
    excess and others in the abhorrent squalor. I suppose you could say that
    they are in favor of sharing the wealth. ... The voice of religion needs to
    have a place at the cultural table when considering matters of economics.
    There is something deep-seeded about religions (most of them) that pulls
    people to consider again and again the least of society and to ask how
    certain policies and practices are effecting them. So it is economic as
    well as political, but that is no surprise.
    0 min
  • Mo' Money, Mo' Money
    There is a real problem with the amount that some have in comparison with
    the amount that others have. It is a problem when some are living in lavish
    excess and others in the abhorrent squalor. I suppose you could say that
    they are in favor of sharing the wealth. ... The voice of religion needs to
    have a place at the cultural table when considering matters of economics.
    There is something deep-seeded about religions (most of them) that pulls
    people to consider again and again the least of society and to ask how
    certain policies and practices are effecting them. So it is economic as
    well as political, but that is no surprise.
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