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The fundamental story of the world is not the story of good guys and bad guys, or of oppressors and the oppressed, but of sinners and a Savior.
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Want to know more about biblical theology, systematic theology, historical theology, exegetical theology? This episode has a little bit of something for everyone.
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Kevin enjoys a fascinating conversation with Don Clark about the joys and challenges of working on such a massive project as The Biggest Story Bible Storybook and how he goes about the artistic process.
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The historic liturgy of the Christian church did not originate in evangelicalism, or in the Reformation, or in Europe. It grew out of Old Testament (and then New Testament) assumptions about what it meant for God’s people to gather and renew the covenant.
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The band gets back together to talk about lessons learned from the two biggest events of the past two years: Covid and the war in Ukraine.
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In an age where digital immediacy can be confused for personal intimacy, we often forget that public communication will not have all the features of private communication.
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As much as it shows admirable humility or apologetic concern, we must not act or teach as if every sin is the same in God’s eyes.
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Kevin interviews Te-Li Lau to explore together the pervasiveness of our therapeutic assumptions, the central theme of shame throughout the Bible, and good and bad ways to think about shame in our own lives.
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Together, Kevin and Te-Li explore the pervasiveness of our therapeutic assumptions, the central theme of shame throughout the Bible, and good and bad ways to think about shame in our own lives.
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In this episode, Kevin is joined by the distinguished historian, Dr. Wilfred McClay as the two of them talk about the task of the historian in being a “recording angel” of the past.
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While there are many problems we can—and at times should—point out, there are also many signs of blessing, reform, and faithfulness in the church today.
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Andrew Walker, a professor of ethics at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the managing editor for World Opinions, comes on to talk with Kevin about the importance of natural law and natural theology.
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If you're going to be a teacher of anything, then you have to be a reader. Listen to this podcast to learn how Kevin reads 82 books a year. https://t.co/dpFgm7bmo0
From the 2021 Faithful Conference, Kevin interviews keynote speaker William Taylor. Come for the book recommendations, stay for wealth of evangelism advice.
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