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What if many of us have been taught to read the Bible in a way it was never meant to be read? In this special live event recorded by Upper House, BibleProject co-founder Tim Mackie returns to Madison — the city where he earned his PhD in Hebrew Bible and Jewish Studies at UW–Madison and pastored at Blackhawk Church — to share the story behind one of the most widely used Bible-teaching resources in the world.Tim traces the origins of BibleProject to a coffee-shop conversation with his old college friend Jon Collins, a successful maker of animated explainer videos who had quietly become a “post-Bible Christian.” Their shared question — how do you engage Scripture well? — became the heartbeat of the project. Tim contrasts the “reference book” Bible many of us inherited (turn to the right verse, find the answer) with a richer vision of Scripture as ancient Jewish literary art designed to form wise, mature human beings over a lifetime.Along the way, he unpacks seven core convictions that have guided BibleProject from the beginning — three about where the Bible comes from, and four about what it is for — closing with the practice of meditation (the Hebrew hagah) and an invitation to try again with Scripture, whatever your history with it.Whether you've loved the Bible, struggled with it, or aren't sure what to make of it, this conversation offers a fresh invitation to see Scripture as a unified, beautiful, and transformative story that leads to Jesus.The Seven Convictions (At a Glance)Where the Bible is from:Collaborative literature — human authors and God's Spirit meeting, not passive dictation.Unified literature — one interconnected story leading to Jesus.Ancient literature — written for us, but not to us; context matters.What the Bible is for:Messianic literature — every theme sets up and finds fulfillment in Jesus.Communal literature — designed to be read aloud together over a lifetime.Wisdom literature — forming us to discern good from bad, not just memorize answers.Meditation literature — hagah: slow, repeated reading that rewards a lifetime of return.About the GuestTim Mackie is co-founder and lead scholar of BibleProject. He holds a PhD in Hebrew Bible and Jewish Studies from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and a degree in theology from Western Seminary in Portland. His research focused on the manuscript history of the Bible and the formation of the biblical canon — including his dissertation on the book of Ezekiel, with particular attention to the Septuagint and Dead Sea Scrolls. After years of ministry as a local-church pastor (including at Madison's Blackhawk Church and later Door of Hope in Portland) and as a professor at Western Seminary, Tim now serves as lead scholar and creative director at BibleProject. He lives in Portland with his wife, Jessica, and their two sons.https://bibleproject.com/ Send us Fan MailCONNECT WITH USSubscribe to The UpWords Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts and visit slbf.org/studio to learn more about our work at the intersection of faith, the academy, and the marketplace.This episode was created by the SLBF STUDIO at Upper House.Produced by Daniel Johnson and Dave ConourEdited by Dave Conour

Danielle M. Schroder is a partner in the Madison office at MacGillis Wiemer, LLC. She practices exclusively in personal injury law, representing individuals who have been injured in car crashes and other circumstances that were not their fault. Danielle has fully committed her legal practice to helping her clients recover from hardship and ensuring they get a fair shake when pursuing injury claims with insurance companies. She has successfully resolved various injury cases including car crashes, construction accidents, trip and falls, slip and falls, defective products and more. Danielle also serves as a guardian ad litem for minors who have been injured. Danielle is an officer and board member of the Wisconsin Association for Justice (WAJ), the state's largest voluntary bar organization whose mission is to promote a fair and effective civil justice system by providing education and support for the trial bar profession and by working with government entities to advocate for the legal rights of all Wisconsin citizens. In 2022, Danielle served as Chair of the WAJ's Women's Caucus. Danielle graduated magna cum laude from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 2011. During law school, she was a member of the mock trial team and the Wisconsin International Law Journal. She also was a member and coach of the Wisconsin Vis Moot Court team, which traveled to Vienna, Austria to compete against other law students from around the world. Danielle cares deeply about the rights of her clients and works hard to ensure they are well-represented both in and out of the courtroom. She values her relationships with clients and understands that effective advocacy requires a keen command of both the facts and law associated with each unique case. Danielle has been recognized as a SuperLawyers “Rising Star” and a “Top 40 Under 40” with the National Trial Lawyers organization. Danielle was born and raised in Wisconsin. Outside the office, she can be found with her husband, Mark, and their three kids, Gabby, Faith and Bryce. She enjoys running, biking, and snowboarding – just about any activity that gets her outside and her body moving. She and her family attend Blackhawk Church in Middleton. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-schroder-2b9ab536/ MacGillis Wiemer, LLC: https://www.macgilliswiemer.com/

Danielle M. Schroder is a partner in the Madison office at MacGillis Wiemer, LLC. She practices exclusively in personal injury law, representing individuals who have been injured in car crashes and other circumstances that were not their fault. Danielle has fully committed her legal practice to helping her clients recover from hardship and ensuring they get a fair shake when pursuing injury claims with insurance companies. She has successfully resolved various injury cases including car crashes, construction accidents, trip and falls, slip and falls, defective products and more. Danielle also serves as a guardian ad litem for minors who have been injured. Danielle is an officer and board member of the Wisconsin Association for Justice (WAJ), the state's largest voluntary bar organization whose mission is to promote a fair and effective civil justice system by providing education and support for the trial bar profession and by working with government entities to advocate for the legal rights of all Wisconsin citizens. In 2022, Danielle served as Chair of the WAJ's Women's Caucus. Danielle graduated magna cum laude from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 2011. During law school, she was a member of the mock trial team and the Wisconsin International Law Journal. She also was a member and coach of the Wisconsin Vis Moot Court team, which traveled to Vienna, Austria to compete against other law students from around the world. Danielle cares deeply about the rights of her clients and works hard to ensure they are well-represented both in and out of the courtroom. She values her relationships with clients and understands that effective advocacy requires a keen command of both the facts and law associated with each unique case. Danielle has been recognized as a SuperLawyers “Rising Star” and a “Top 40 Under 40” with the National Trial Lawyers organization. Danielle was born and raised in Wisconsin. Outside the office, she can be found with her husband, Mark, and their three kids, Gabby, Faith and Bryce. She enjoys running, biking, and snowboarding – just about any activity that gets her outside and her body moving. She and her family attend Blackhawk Church in Middleton. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-schroder-2b9ab536/ MacGillis Wiemer, LLC: https://www.macgilliswiemer.com/

In this episode, Andy interviews a pastor from Blackhawk Church in Madison, WI, Chris Dolson. Sign up for an Optiv Network subscription: https://optivnetwork.substack.com/Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/optivnetworkFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OptivNetworkEmail us at questions@optivnetwork.com with your questions!Music: "nesting" by Birocratic (http://birocratic.lnk.to/allYL)

Summer Time at The Compass Church! Duh - Duh - Duh - Dum!It's that time of year! Join us as we hear from some friends of the Compass Church. This week we hear from Chris Dolson, teaching pastor emeritus from Blackhawk Church in Wisconsin.Let us know you're here! If you have a need or prayer request we can support you: thecompass.net/connectioncardIf you call The Compass your church home or you'd like to partner with us in what God is doing here, near, and far, you can visit thecompass.net/give

In this bonus episode, we're releasing part of the conversation Pastor Chris Dolson had with longtime Blackhawk Church member, Dr. Rick Lindroth, as part of our Science and Faith course. Dr. Lindroth has a PhD in Ecology and has spent most of his career as a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In this conversation, they discuss what science says about climate change, ways we can make a difference, and whether there's hope for a better future.Additional resources related to this week's episode: Live This Book Resource Page - https://blackhawk.church/live-this-book/ If you have questions you'd like us to answer on the next episode, submit them to podcast@blackhawkchurch.org.

In partnership with Science for the Church, we listen in on a conversation between pastor Chris Dolson, who has embraced science in ministry, and professor Rick Lindroth, who is a committed scientist, and Christ follower. Chris Dolson is Pastor Emeritus at Blackhawk Church in Madison, WI, where he was previously head pastor for 27 years. Chris holds a B.S. in Biology from Indiana State University as well as a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary and a doctorate of ministry from Gordon-Conwell Seminary. Rick Lindroth has been a professor of Ecology at the University of Wisconsin Madison for 34 years. He holds a B.S. in wildlife biology from Iowa State University and a PHD in ecology from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champagne. Rick has received many awards and honors for his work. He's been a member of Blackhawk Church since 1985. Learn about the work that Science for the Church is doing to pair pastors and scientists, like the example of Chris and Rick, at scienceforthechurch.org. As always we invite you to leave us a rating on your favorite podcast app or send us a comment at podcast@slbrownfoundation.org. Credits: music by Micah Behr, audio engineering by Jesse Koopman, graphic design by Madeline Ramsey.

A theme we return to time and again at Upper House is whole life integration. This means we desire to see Christians who have brought their faith to bear on every aspect of who they are: their minds and emotions, their actions, and their relationships—and also their work. It can often seem like the church is the primary way to serve God, but that's not how the Bible portrays work. In this episode, we hear from the executive director of the faith and work organization Made to Flourish. His name is Matt Rusten and he is sitting down with Upper House's executive director, John Terrill, to talk about the importance of “closing the gap between Sunday and Monday”—erasing the artificial lines many Christians draw between the church and work life, and between sacred and secular work. Matt Rusten received his master of divinity degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and has served in churches in North Dakota, the Chicago area, and Kansas City. Before entering his current role as exec director of Made to Flourish, he was pastor of spiritual formation at Blackhawk Church here in Madison. As always we invite you to leave us a rating on your favorite podcast app or send us a comment at podcast@slbrownfoundation.org. Credits: Music by Micah Behr, audio engineering by Jesse Koopman, graphic design by Madeline Ramsey.

Live This Book: God's Plan for Humanity // Image Of God // Charles Yu | 10.02.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Live This Book: God's Plan for Humanity // Order Out of Chaos // Chris Kopp | 09.25.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Live This Book: God's Plan for Humanity // A Personal God // Matt Metzger | 09.18.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Live This Book // Charles Yu | 09.11.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms for the Summer: Psalm 19 // Chris Dolson | 09.04.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms for the Summer // Chris Dolson | 09.04.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms for the Summer: Psalm 14 // Ben Knox | 08.28.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms For The Summer: Psalm 133 // Matt Metzger | 08.21.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms For The Summer: Psalm 121 // Lynne Benik | 08.14.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms For The Summer: Psalm 4 // Charles Yu | 08.07.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms for the Summer: Psalm 33 // Matt Metzger | 07.31.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms for the Summer: Psalm 148 // Chris Dolson | 07.24.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Psalms for the Summer // Psalms 3 // Charles Yu | 07.17.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Re:Work - Rethinking Joy // Matt Metzger and Charles Huang | 7.10.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Re:Work // Rethinking Identity // Matt Rusten | 07.3.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Re:Work: Rethinking Rest // Michael Knapstad | 06.26.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Re: Work // Rethinking Work // Chris Dolson | 6.19.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Vision Sunday 2022: Life that Is Truly Life // Matt Metzger | 06.12.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Micah: Promise-Keeping God // Lynne Benik | 06.05.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Micah: Swords Into Plowshares // Charles Yu | 505.29.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Micah: Transforming Our Community // Matt Metzger | 05.22.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Micah: Do Justice, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly with Your God // Daniel Owen | 05.15.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Micah: Leaders Leave A Wake // Chris Kopp | 05.08.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Micah: More Than a Magic Kingdom // Charles Yu | 05.01.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Micah: A God of Justice // Chris Dolson | 04.24.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Easter: Because He Lives // Matt Metzger | 04.17.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: Decision Needed // Charles Yu | 04.10.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: Good God // Chris Dolson | 04.03.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: Specks and Planks // Matt Metzger |03.27.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: Our Hearts and Our Treasures // Ben Known | 03.20.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: How Should We Pray? // Matt Metzger | 03.13.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: Love For Enemies // Charles Yu | 03.06.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: The Hidden Life // Chris Kopp | 02.27.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: Kingdom Sexuality // Charles Yu | 02.20.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: The New Law for the New Kingdom // Chris Dolson | 02.13.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: Salt and Light // Chris Dolson | 02.06.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Becoming: Kingdom of Blessing // Charles Yu | 01.30.2022 by Blackhawk Church

This week we welcome Jimmy Bero. Jimmy is the Associate Direction of Student Ministries at one of Blackhawk Church's sites in Fitchburg, Wi. Jimmy and Sarah are co-workers. Jimmy shares how God has continually used creativity to whisper or nudge him. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I'm Fine: Discontent // Michael Knapstad | 01.23.2022 by Blackhawk Church

Season 2 kicks off with my friend, Hannah Busse. Hannah is the Worship Arts Director at Blackhawk Church in Madison, WI. She exudes grace and creativity! Hannah shares with us stories of hearing God's gentle and tender voice in the midst of anxiety or self criticism and what a gift that has been for her. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I'm Fine: Anxiety // Matt Metzger | 01.16.2022 by Blackhawk Church

How can business professionals help their pastors bridge the Sunday/Monday divide for their congregations? Matt Rusten serves as the executive director for Made to Flourish, which provides resources and training to empower a growing network of pastors to connect Sunday faith to Monday work for their churches. Matt received his master of divinity degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and has served in churches in North Dakota, the Chicago area, Kansas City, and most recently as pastor of spiritual formation at Blackhawk Church in Madison, Wisconsin. He and his wife, Margi, and their daughter, Olivia, live in Kansas City. www.MadeToFlourish.org Christianity in Business is the show that helps Christian business leaders to integrate biblical values into business. | Entrepreneurship | Marketing | Nonprofit | Church | Author | Startups | Marketplace | Ministry | Business as Mission | Faith and Work | Faith | Success | Leadership | www.ChristianityInBusiness.com