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4 episodes with joel okamoto
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3 episodes with joel okamoto
4 episodes with joel okamoto
3 episodes with joel okamoto
4 episodes with joel okamoto
3 episodes with joel okamoto
4 episodes with joel okamoto
2 episodes with joel okamoto
Does God speak to us today? Dr. Robert Kolb, professor emeritus of systematic theology, and Dr. Joel Okamoto, professor of systematic theology, discuss the practical significance of Theology of the Spoken Word. The unique format of this episode allows Kolb and Okamoto the opportunity to make a challenging concept come alive for students and laity.
Join us in a discussion about the Sabbath with systematic professors Dr. Joel Biermann and Dr. Joel Okamoto. Biermann's newly published book, Day 7: for Work, Rest, or Play, has a unique take on the seventh day and what it means to keep the Sabbath. Don't miss it!
“I think our students would all agree that we are justified by faith, but it doesn't look like they actually believe that,” said Dr. Joel Okamoto, professor of systematic theology. “The critical question is, why does God like me today? Our students are having a particularly hard time, struggling to get there,” said Dr. Robert Kolb, professor emeritus. Join us as we explore the complex and nuanced concepts of faith, righteousness, and salvation!
What if Martin Luther's 95 Theses still hold the key to understanding our modern world? Reverend Dr. Joel Okamoto joins us to uncover the timeless significance of Luther's challenge to the Roman Catholic Church, initially meant to ignite scholarly debate yet resulting in a revolutionary shift. We engage with the importance of open dialogue within church bodies and the role of academic thought leaders in fostering meaningful conversations that can lead to transformative change.Explore how Nietzsche's provocative claim that "God is Dead" parallels Luther's first thesis, reflecting a societal shift toward secularism and disorientation. We confront the unsettling concepts of divine sovereignty, election, and justification by grace alone, encouraging both believers and non-believers to reexamine their assumptions about faith, sin, and trust in God's word. Our conversation also dives into the complex relationship between Christianity and secularism, drawing insights from Nietzsche and Charles Taylor to navigate the post-Christendom world with courage and confidence.Finally, we tackle the relevance of Lutheran theology in today's spiritual landscape, emphasizing the paradigm shift from a theology of glory to a theology of the cross. Reverend Dr. Okamoto shares insights on how engaging with diverse spiritual narratives can bridge gaps and enrich our understanding of faith. Through examining the transformative power of baptism and justification, we strive to foster unity and mutual respect within the Lutheran community, highlighting our shared identity as children of God. Join us in this compelling exploration of Luther's legacy and its profound impact on living out faith today.Do you have a dream to reach people with the gospel, but feel stuck? There is hope for you.Join us on an incredible learning journey to discover, develop, and deploy your calling to bless the world around you with the love of Jesus!All NEW ULC Missions ClassFor a 10% off discount - use code LEADTIME10 For a 25% off discount - join our LeadSupport the showJoin the Lead Time Newsletter! (Weekly Updates and Upcoming Episodes)https://www.uniteleadership.org/lead-time-podcast#newsletterVisit uniteleadership.org
In part two of this series, Dr. Joel Biermann and Dr. Joel Okamoto discuss the role of the church vs. the role of individual Christians in political engagement. They don't offer a list of directions, but a framework in which to make the choices for yourself. Tune in! Their conversation will challenge you to think beyond the easy answers.
Dr. Joel Okamoto and Dr. Charles Arand, professors of systematic theology, discuss the difference between knowing a lot of theology and having good theology. Their conclusion might surprise you.
Join the conversation with Reverend Dr. Joel Okamoto, as he sheds light on the profound depths of confessional Lutheranism, offering a fresh perspective on what it means to declare "Jesus is Lord" in today's complex world. As we navigate the rich traditions and beliefs that underpin Christian identity, Dr. Okamoto challenges us to consider the living confession of our faith, exploring its manifestations in doctrines such as the Trinity and justification by faith. Our engaging dialogue reveals the common threads that unite varying denominations under the banner of Christianity and invites listeners to reflect on the authenticity of their own spiritual journey.Embark on a theological exploration spanning from the dawn of creation to the anticipated return of Christ, delving into the significance of Jesus's life, death, and resurrection. In this episode, we dissect the implications of the grand narrative of Christianity for the church as a community of believers, examining how Lutheran confessional views intersect with ecumenical conversations. As we address the integral role of sacraments in reinforcing Christian identity, we reveal how confessionalism cultivates a shared faith rich with diverse expressions, emphasizing the enduring relevance of practices that reinforce both faith and community.As we steer through the tumultuous realm of politics and social change, Dr. Okamoto offers invaluable insights into the Christian's role amidst the power struggles and ideologies of our time. We probe the intersection of faith and civic duty, discussing how baptism and confession serve as declarations of allegiance and the importance of serving our neighbors through humble, Spirit-led action. The art of dialogue, inspired by Rappaport's rules, also takes center stage as we learn to approach discussions with the openness and curiosity exemplified by Jesus himself, transforming our interactions into opportunities for mutual understanding and growth.Sirva SoundbitesExplores the latest trends and topics on global talent mobility and the future of work.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify All Business. No Boundaries.Welcome to All Business. No Boundaries., a collection of supply chain stories by DHL...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyJOIN OUR NEW ONLINE LEARNING PLATFORM!ENTER CODE - 75ULC2023 for 75% off! Support the showVisit uniteleadership.org
Guests Dr. David Lewis and Dr. Joel Okamoto explore the deep significance of the five women listed in the genealogy of Jesus. “When you read the genealogy and see those women, it's not really obvious why they're there… it's kind of a slow reveal.” Dr. David Lewis
How do recent technological advancements in artificial intelligence and GPT4 impact the church? According to Dr. David Maxwell "The theological implication is that if AI starts acting human, we're going to think of it as human." Join the conversation between Dr. David Maxwell, Dr. Joel Okamoto and Jessica Bordeleau as they discuss artificial intelligence and what it means to be human.
Topics: What's changed with Christians Culture and faith Do you have to preach directly from the Bible? The long game of Preaching Guest: Dr. Joel Okamoto Professor of Systematic Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis Thank you: 1517.org Concordia Seminary, St. Louis thejaggedword.com ITO Radio America Grace Lutheran Ventura St. James Lutheran, Chicago YOU CAN SPONSOR RINGSIDE: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=TZBU7UQQAWEVN Music: Joel Allen Hess "Pandemic lullaby"- More on bandcamp Dead Horse One - I love my man Other stuff: Concordia Journal Protestant-Catholic-Jew, Will Herberg Culture and Anarchy, Matthew Arnold Dover Beach, Matthew Arnold
Ever had a conversation where you were caught off guard by an assumption of modern science that seemed to deny the truth of God’s Word? Guest Rev. Dr. Joel Okamoto, the Waldemar and Mary Griesbach Professor of Systematic Theology, chairman of the Department of Systematic Theology and associate professor of Systematic Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, talks about the upcoming Summer Lay Bible Institute at Concordia Seminary on August 5, 2017, titled "What Christians in a Scientific Age Should Know about Theology." What are some of the assumptions of modern science that we should be prepared to deal with in our theology? How do these assumptions affect the methods and findings of modern science? Is our use of language or vocabulary important to consider when we confess our faith? Learn more about the Institute and register at csl.edu/resources/continuinged/lay-bible-institute.
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