Mike and Tim explore how Revelation chapters 4 and 5 present a subversive vision of God's throne room that challenges the imperial claims of Domitian and the Roman Empire. Unpacking the historical context of the imperial cult, they reveal how early Christians would have understood this prophetic imagery as a bold declaration that God, not Caesar, is the true Lord and God. Discover how this ancient text offers a powerful message of hope and resistance for believers today.

Key Takeaways:

• Revelation's Contextual Background – Understanding the historical setting during Emperor Domitian's reign and the significance of the imperial cult in Asia Minor.
• Subverting Imperial Imagery – How the throne room scenes in Revelation use the language and symbols of the empire to proclaim God's ultimate sovereignty.
• The Power of Worship as Resistance – Recognizing worship in Revelation as a counter-narrative that empowers believers to resist oppressive systems.
• Applying the Message Today – Reflecting on how we might identify and resist "Babylon" in our own context and avoid aligning with oppressive structures.

Resources Mentioned:

• Book of Revelation Chapters 4 and 5 – Read here
• Historical Accounts of Emperor Domitian – [Link]
• Shane Claiborne's "Jesus for President" – [Link]

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Explore how moving beyond restrictive narratives can lead to a healthier, more holistic understanding of sexuality rooted in wisdom and discernment. Mike Erre, Tim Stafford, and Suzie Lind dive deep into the "angel," "animal," and "human" stories of sexuality, discussing the importance of embracing our embodied nature as image-bearers of God and fostering open conversations that move from fear or indulgence to wisdom.

Key Takeaways:

• Reframing Sexual Ethics – Understanding the limitations of purity culture and the need for a centered-set approach that emphasizes wisdom over fear or indulgence.
• The "Angel" and "Animal" Stories – Examining how over-spiritualizing or under-spiritualizing sexuality can harm our relationships with ourselves and others.
• Embracing Embodied Spirituality – Recognizing sexuality as a good and integral part of being human, reflecting God's image in the world.
• Healthy Conversations with the Next Generation – Discussing practical ways to approach conversations about desire and sexuality with children and young adults.
• From Shame to Wisdom – Moving away from shame-based narratives to cultivate a healthy relationship with desire, fostering discernment and mutual respect.

Guest Highlight: Suzie Lind – Pastor and co-host, Suzie brings valuable insights on celebrating desire, stewarding sexuality with wisdom, and the importance of mutuality and reciprocity in relationships.

Resources Mentioned:

• Amy Byrd's "Why Can't We Be Friends" – [Link]
• Previous Episode on the Angel and Animal Stories – [Link]
• Sheila Wray Gregoire and Rebecca Lindenbach – Discussions on healthy sexuality

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Explore how Scripture has been used and misused in American politics as Mike and Tim sit down with author Kaitlyn Schiess to discuss her new book, 'The Ballot and The Bible'. They delve into historical and contemporary implications of bringing faith into the public square, offering insights on navigating the intersection of religion and politics in a pluralistic society.

Key Takeaways:

• The Role of Scripture in Politics – Understanding how the Bible has been historically used to both justify and challenge political systems in America.
• Misinterpretations and Misuses – Discussing examples of how Scripture has been misapplied in political discourse, contributing to division and oppression.
• Bringing Faith into the Public Sphere – Insights on responsibly sharing personal religious convictions in a diverse society without coercion.
• Importance of Contextual Biblical Reading – Emphasizing reading the Bible in community and considering historical and canonical contexts to prevent misuse.
• Engaging in Upcoming Political Seasons – Practical advice on how to prepare spiritually and mentally for political engagement, focusing on local issues and healthy dialogues.

Guest Highlights:

Kaitlyn Schiess – Author of 'The Ballot and The Bible' and 'The Liturgy of Politics', PhD student in political theology at Duke Divinity School, and contributor to the Holy Post podcast. Kaitlyn shares her expertise on faith and politics, encouraging thoughtful and respectful political engagement rooted in deep scriptural understanding.

Resources Mentioned:

• 'The Ballot and The Bible' by Kaitlyn Schiess – Link
• 'The Liturgy of Politics' by Kaitlyn Schiess – Link
• Holy Post Podcast – Link
• Duke Divinity School – Link

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Explore how moving beyond purity culture and expressive individualism can lead to a healthier, wisdom-based, centered-set approach to sexuality rooted in the image of God. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into how the church can reimagine sexual ethics by forming desire in the way of Jesus, discussing the pitfalls of over-spiritualized and under-spiritualized views of sex, and proposing a more holistic understanding of what it means to be human.

Key Takeaways:

• Reexamining Purity Culture – Understanding the limitations and harm caused by over-spiritualized views of sex, and why fear-based approaches have failed.
• Critiquing Expressive Individualism – Analyzing how under-spiritualized views of sexuality reduce it to mere preference and personal freedom, neglecting communal and spiritual dimensions.
• Forming Desire in the Image of God – Exploring a centered-set approach that seeks to form desire through wisdom, embodying a holistic understanding of being human in God's world.
• Navigating Sexual Ethics Today – Discussing how the church can address sexuality in a way that is hospitable, welcoming, and reflective of Jesus's teachings.

Resources Mentioned:

• "Sex God" by Rob Bell – [Link]
• "Faithful: A Theology of Sex" by Beth Felker Jones – [Link]
• John Tyson's Teachings on Forming Desire – [Link]
• Episodes with Sheila Wray Gregoire and Rebecca Lindenbach – [Link]

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Discover how the "Barbie" movie brilliantly exposes male fragility and the contours of patriarchy, prompting us to rethink control, mutuality, and the church's role in today's society. Mike Erre, Tim Gombis, and Tim Stafford dive deep into the film's themes, exploring how satire unveils societal norms around gender roles and the implications for faith communities.

Key Takeaways:

• The Hidden Depths of 'Barbie' – How the film uses satire to reveal and challenge traditional gender roles, offering a fresh perspective on mutuality over hierarchy.
• Male Fragility and Control – Examining how the need for control stems from insecurity and how it affects relationships and societal structures.
• Reframing God's Sovereignty – Discussing the concept of God's sovereignty not as control but as empowering human agency and mutual flourishing.
• The Church's Response to Cultural Moments – Critiquing the ways faith communities often miss opportunities to engage meaningfully with cultural phenomena like the "Barbie" movie.
• Embracing Mutuality – Advocating for partnerships between men and women that reflect the intended relational dynamics rather than patriarchal systems.

Guest Highlights: Tim Gombis – Offers insightful commentary on male fragility, patriarchy, and theological perspectives on God's sovereignty and control, encouraging listeners to embrace a more relational and compassionate approach.

Resources Mentioned:

• "Age of Anger" by Pankaj Mishra – Link
• "How Fascism Works" by Jason Stanley – Link
• Hebrews 2 – Exploring themes of human agency and divine sovereignty.
• "Barbie" Movie – Encouraged viewing for its thought-provoking themes.

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Exploring how recognizing spiritual poverty amidst material wealth can awaken the church from complacency, Mike Erre and Tim Stafford dive deep into the contrasting messages to the churches of Smyrna and Laodicea in Revelation. They examine the dangers of lukewarm faith, affluence, and the lack of contrast between the church and the surrounding culture, urging us to self-examine and rediscover true dependency on Jesus.

Key Takeaways:

• Contrasting Smyrna and Laodicea – Understanding how one church was materially poor yet spiritually rich, and the other materially rich yet spiritually poor, and what this contrast teaches us today.

• The Metaphor of Lukewarm Faith – Unpacking the meaning behind hot, cold, and lukewarm in the context of Laodicea's water supply, and how it reflects spiritual complacency.

• Affluence Leading to Spiritual Blindness – Discussing how material wealth can create self-sufficiency that excludes Jesus from the church, paralleling modern challenges.

• Money, Sex, and Power – Examining how these forces intertwine and affect the church's ability to offer a counter-narrative to prevailing cultural norms.

• Awakening to Dependency on Jesus – Encouraging listeners to self-examine and repent where affluence and comfort have blinded us to our need for God.

Guest Highlights:

Seth Erre – Makes a special appearance, bringing his unique energy and contributing to the conversation.

Resources Mentioned:

• Revelation 2:8-11 – The Letter to the Church in Smyrna.

• Revelation 3:14-22 – The Letter to the Church in Laodicea.

• "The Market as God" by Harvey Cox – Insights on how the market functions as a religious system in modern culture.

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Explore how the intertwining of faith and nationalism can obscure the true mission of the church. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford delve into the concept of civil religion, using the Roman Empire as a backdrop, and critique the ways American culture has similarly blended national identity with Christianity. They discuss how the Book of Revelation offers a lens to examine and resist narratives around power that conflict with the values of the Kingdom of God.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding Civil Religion – How the fusion of state and religion in Rome parallels modern America's blending of faith and nationalism.
• Revelation's Critique of Power – Insights into how the Book of Revelation challenges imperial narratives and calls believers to a different allegiance.
• Navigating Political Identities – The dangers of political ideologies becoming dominant over our identity in Christ and how to foster unity in the church.
• Resisting Syncretism – Recognizing and addressing the ways in which the church may have co-opted nationalistic values, losing sight of the gospel's radical message.
• Embracing the Kingdom Ethic – Practical steps for the church to embody a countercultural community that prioritizes the teachings of Jesus over national agendas.

Resources Mentioned:

• Reading Revelation Responsibly by Michael Gorman
• The Book of Revelation
• Sermon on the Mount

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Discover how the challenges faced by the churches in Pergamum and Thyatira reveal the pitfalls of cultural assimilation and idolatry, and learn how to identify and resist the modern-day idols of money, sex, and power. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford dive into Revelation's letters to these churches, exploring how their struggles illuminate the ongoing battle against societal pressures that compromise faithfulness.

Key Takeaways:

• Unveiling Cultural Idolatry – Understanding how the letters to Pergamum and Thyatira expose the temptations of assimilating into surrounding culture and how that applies today.
• The Significance of Eating Food Sacrificed to Idols – Exploring the historical context of idolatry in Revelation and its implications for modern faith communities.
• Faithful Witness and Resistance – Learning how to embody faithful witness in the face of societal pressures and cultural narratives.
• Identifying Modern Idols – Preparing to examine the idols of money, sex, and power in contemporary society through the lens of Revelation.

Resources Mentioned:

• Previous Episodes on the Revelation Series – voxologypodcast.com/revelation-series
• Tim Gombis on Powers and Principalities – [Link]
• Book of Revelation – [Link to Bible or resource]

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Mike Erre and Tim Stafford are joined by biblical scholar Dr. Tim Gombis to explore how reimagining the powers and principalities in Ephesians transforms our understanding of spiritual warfare and the church's mission in the modern world. Delving into the complexities of the present evil age, they discuss how believers can actively resist systemic injustice, embrace communal salvation, and participate in new creation dynamics that defy the influence of the powers.

Key Takeaways:

• Unveiling the Powers and Principalities – Understanding these forces as systemic structures influencing societies, reshaping our concept of spiritual warfare.
• The Church's Role in Spiritual Warfare – How embodying new creation practices within the community counters the influence of the powers and manifests God's triumph.
• Communal vs. Individual Salvation – The importance of shifting from individualistic approaches to a communal understanding of salvation and spirituality.
• Practical Implications for Believers – Encouraging tangible acts of justice, love, and unity to actively resist the present evil age.

Guest Highlights:

Dr. Tim Gombis – Host of the Faith Improvised podcast and expert on the Book of Ephesians. Dr. Gombis shares profound insights on the powers and principalities, spiritual warfare, and the practical implications for the modern church.

Resources Mentioned:

• Faith Improvised Podcast – timgombis.com
• Dr. Tim Gombis' Ephesians Course – [Link to course enrollment]
• Dallas Willard's Teachings – dallaswillard.org
• Martin Luther's Hymns – [Link to hymns]
• The Book of Ephesians – Bible Gateway – Ephesians

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Mike Erre and Tim Stafford continue the Exile Series by delving into the letter to the church in Ephesus from Revelation. They explore how early Christians redefined victory, contrasting it with Roman imperial narratives, and discuss what it means for the modern church to resist assimilation into prevailing cultural norms. By examining themes of repentance, faithfulness, and the true meaning of overcoming, they challenge the American church's understanding of success and call believers to embody a cruciform life.

Key Takeaways:

• Redefining Victory – Understanding how Revelation subverts Roman concepts of victory by emphasizing faithful resistance to empire rather than conquest.
• The Historical Context of Ephesus – Exploring Ephesus as a commercial and religious center, including the significance of the Temple of Artemis and its symbolic tree of life.
• Returning to First Love – Discussing Jesus's call for the church to repent and return to their initial deeds of love and faithfulness.
• Testing False Apostles – Reflecting on how the early church discerned true teachings and the importance of testing spirits and fruit in leadership today.
• Modern Implications for the Church – Analyzing how the American church may mirror cultural definitions of victory and the call to resist assimilation by embodying the humble way of Jesus.

Resources Mentioned:

• Book of Revelation – Particularly Revelation 2:1-7, the letter to the church in Ephesus.
• David Aune's Commentary on Revelation
• The Concept of Nike (Victory) in Roman Culture
• Upcoming Episode – Powers and Principalities and understanding spiritual forces.

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