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In this episode, Andy covers Augustine's battle against Pelagianism as well as the things Augustine got wrong.

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Paul gives an example on how to do God's work God's way with vision, flexibility, diligence, opportunity, suffering and teamwork.

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Peter reminds Christians that their suffering is essential to their final salvation. They are safe and guarded by God through faith. Though they have not seen Jesus, they love him.

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In this episode, Andy Davis covers the theological giant Augustine (354-430AD). Specifically, Andy covers Augustine's early life, conversion, and battle against Manichaeism and Donatism.

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Every Christian has a responsibility to give to the church, other Christians, and unbelievers in need in light of God's eternal blessings.

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In this episode, Andy and Wes cover part 2 of John 21:1-25. Jesus appears one final time to His disciples, miraculously helping them catch fish. This miracle is designed to remind them that being fishers of men is the point of all their training. Jesus speaks with Peter, commissioning him to the task of shepherding His flock and allowing him to reaffirm his love for Jesus after his three denials. The gospel concludes with the sobering news that Peter would die for the gospel.

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In this episode, Andy Davis focuses in on the church father John Chrysostom who lived from 347 to 407 AD. John Chrysostom was nicknamed "golden mouth" because he was an extraordinary preacher. Additionally, John Chrysostom exemplified what it means to speak the truth when it is unpopular, to love one's enemies, and to care for the poor and needy.

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