With the new year - and the beginning of their sixth season the ACP guys continue their series on faith and finances. This week the guys zero in on Paul's letters to Corinth. How does the approaching Kingdom affect our decisions about money? https://t.co/fnPZxKNHeQ
This week the guys focus on Luke/Acts as they continue to look at faith and finances. What does it look like to give "alms" to the poor if you're short on cash? What is the relevance of the parable of the dishonest manager? https://t.co/mZl9HlJfpM
It's time to see what Jesus taught about money, possessions, accumulating wealth, and generosity. This week the ACP guys look at the "least of these" - who are they and how are Christians expected to interact with them? https://t.co/ITWom5j1y5
This week the guys move into the New Testament as they consider how God expects his people to handle finances. But before looking at obvious "money" passages - they offer a discussion of God's Kingdom and the significant changes it brought. https://t.co/JNDLq3w88j
Biblical finances are still under the microscope this week as the ACP guys offer a quick recap of where they've been with the topic and summarize the purposes of tithing. https://t.co/rklRcb3lOT
What was the primary purpose of tithing in the Old Testament and how was the tithe utilized? This week the guys conclude their look at tithing in the OT before they shift to what tithing looked like in the New Testament. https://t.co/QpN7jEaJ8C
What do Torah economics look like? This week the guys look at how God's design for finances finds its shape in Torah. How did God expect Israel to share what they had? What about tithing? What does it mean to tithe and where did the idea originate? https://t.co/J99rHmCWft
This week the guys continue to look at Torah as they discuss God's method of financial management. What does it look like for God's people to lend money to one another? Does God's wisdom in this area match the wisdom of the world? https://t.co/C8S16hqgGN
This week starts a new series for the ACP guys and it's all about finances. First they look in Torah to discover God's design for possessions and wealth for his people, Israel. https://t.co/5pr6f7Otbt
This week the guys interview Aaron Woods (GLCC alum & return guest) and "get-to-know" the minor prophet, Amos. Listen in as the guys deep dive into the history, context, and message of Amos with Aaron serving as "expert" on the topic of his dissertation. https://t.co/ztEUiwTn5Z
This week the ACP guys welcome Branson Parler, author of "Every Body's Story: 6 Myths about Sex and the Gospel Truth about Marriage and Singleness". Listen in to catch discussion on some of culture's myths about sex, marriage, and singleness. https://t.co/tSqEFiZLcO
This week as the guys conclude their prayer series they discuss if God has a gender and if not - is it appropriate to pray to God as Father and Mother? Listen in to see what the Bible has to say about God's gender and his position as our "mother". https://t.co/OCptr5aOrU
What name for God should we use when we pray? Does it matter if we use the divine name (YHWH) in our prayer time? This week the ACP guys explore the divine name and the practice of using it in our everyday routine. https://t.co/vvpaVsTzSK
This week the guys conclude the series on the mechanics of prayer. Praying to the Father seems to be the primary example in Scripture - but does the doctrine of Trinity make the Father, Son, Spirit interchangeable when it comes to prayer? https://t.co/kWuizxzzup
Praying to Jesus....is there a clear precedent for it in the NT or is it putting Jesus in the Father's place? This week the ACP guys continue to look at the specifics of who our prayers should be directed to. https://t.co/x1e4ajwQ3q
To whom do we pray? This week the guys continue their series on prayer and turn their focus from how, when, and where to WHO. Do we pray to the Father exclusively? Is it ever appropriate to pray to Jesus or to the Holy Spirit? https://t.co/WKFcYEuINl
The guys are still working through the mechanics of prayer. This week they wrap up the how - standing, sitting, kneeling, arms lifted, spoken out loud or silent? Keep listening as they look forward to the when, where, why, and to whom. https://t.co/qsSpTgV65f
What are the physical mechanics of prayer? This week the guys continue to look into the posture, stance, and form of our prayers. A fun bonus - they find several translational issues! https://t.co/IwDOAXTaIz
Building off the last series on Divine attributes and God's ability to change, this week the guys turn their focus to prayer. What is the physical posture of prayer? Sitting? Standing? Kneeling? https://t.co/lPZhQiScqe