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Sign-up for my free 20-day devotional, The Word Before Work Foundations, at http://TWBWFoundations.com--Series: Wisdom for Work from PhilippiansDevotional: 1 of 4For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain. If I am to go on living in the body, this will mean fruitful labor for me. (Philippians 1:21-22)Today, we're kicking off a new series exploring wisdom for our work from Paul's letter to the Philippians, looking at one insight from each of the book's four chapters.We begin in chapter 1 with Paul's words that—so long as he's alive—he will give himself to “fruitful labor” for the kingdom.Those words are countercultural today as retirement remains a goal for the vast majority of Americans. And thanks to the growing “Financial Independence, Retire Early” FIRE movement, Gen Z plans to retire earlier than any previous generation at the ripe young age of 54.How do these people plan to spend the second half of life? The social media bio of a leader of the FIRE movement is telling to that end: “Mr. Money Mustache was a thirtysomething retiree who now writes about how we can all lead a frugal yet Badass life of leisure.”This idea of trading hard work for endless leisure finds zero support in Scripture. Theologian Dr. R. Paul Stevens puts it bluntly: “there is no concept of retirement in the Bible.”Which is why Paul wrote constantly about the Christian's call to work hard as long as we “go on living in the body.” 1 Corinthians 15:58 is just one example: “Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.”And let's not forget that while many of us are chasing financial independence, Jesus chased financial dependence (see Matthew 8:20 and Luke 8:2-3). And while many of us are calculating when we can stop working, Jesus said he glorified the Father by finishing the work the Father gave him to do (see John 17:4).God may call you to retire from the work you do for pay. But I guarantee you that he won't call you to retire from “abounding in the work of the Lord.”Now, before you financial advisors reply to this email in outrage, hear this: There is nothing wrong with saving money for a day when you may no longer be able to work for pay. I do! But to call yourself an image bearer of Christ and then trade a productive life with a life of endless leisure is to take the Lord's name in vain. You know how lightbulbs shine brightest just before they burn out? That is a picture of the life of Paul and the life of Christ that you and I are made to image. Resolve to image him well as you seek fruitful labor today and to the very end.

Writer, Speaker, Scientist and Theologian - Dr. Ken Boa - The President of Reflections Ministries speaks into the concept of beauty - its relationship to science and to the disciple's understanding of God.00:00 - 02:49 Introductions02:50 - 04:39 Transcendental beauty - what is that?04:40 - 06:12 How can science and beauty cohabit in reasoning?06:13 - 08:05 How can discipleship, beauty and science co-exist?  08:06 - 09:37 How is discipleship in the West going?09:38 - 14:32 "Vo-Tech" discipling14:33 - 17:06 Must effective disciples be intellectuals?17:07 - 18:53 Evangelism makes Disciples : Disciples make Evangelism18:54 - 20:55 What do you want from me?20:56 - 23:26 Wrap Up#disciplemaking #apologetics #christianleadership  #christiandiscipleship #christianpodcastJoin us at The Disciple Dilemma for videos, blogs and more conversation about the "hack" facing Western discipleship!

This week I was joined by Gastroenterologist and Theologian Dr. John F. Pohl for a deep exploration of the intersection of Science, Medicine, and Theology. We talked about his recent book, "A Theology of the Microbiome: An Intersection of Divinity and the Microbial Life Within Us". In this conversation Dr. Pohl gives us a rundown of the microbial life that lives inside of us. The microbiome is then explored from the perspective of Process-Relational perspective. Enjoy! RESOURCES: A Theology of the Microbiome (Book) Open and Relational Theology Conference: Get Your Tickets Here! Theology Beer Camp 2025 *A special thanks to Josh Gilbert, Marty Fredrick, and Dan Koch. Love you guys

Politics has inflated beyond the realm where it can order our finite, common, physical lives. What is the natural realm of politics? How is it delimited by human mortality? Theologian Dr. Ephraim Radner joins Matt and Alastair to discuss the theme of his fascinating new book, Mortal Goods: Reimagining Christian Political Duty. Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com. Timestamps: Discount for All!! [0:00] Speaking of Politics [1:48] Defining Mortality and Politics [2:28] Indifferentism [9:17] Catastrophes Waiting to Happen [17:03] Providence in Control [20:19] Utter Grace [25:50] Normal and Abnormal Politics [29:34] The Monarchy [39:27] Personal Sovereignty [46:02]

About Alex Alex is the vicar of St Matthews church in Burnley you can order his book via this link https://brownsbfs.co.uk/Product/Frost... Follow him on X @alexdjfrost About Karen theologian with a passion for taking bodies seriously as starting places for theological reflection and construction of reimagined theologies. After a career in secondary education, I undertook an MA in Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Nottingham (2013) with a thesis on Marian Temple Typology. This lead me to doctoral study at the University of Exeter (2016) for a PhD in Theology and Religion. My doctoral thesis was focused on the emerging field of Trauma Theology and the ways this intersects with the Eucharist and the body of Mary. This work was eventually published as Broken Bodies: The Eucharist, Mary, and the Body in Trauma Theology (SCM Press 2018). After my doctoral work, I held a research fellowship at Durham University where I developed my theological research into bodies and their existence in digital spaces. This led me to a permanent role at Sarum College where I led an MA in Christian Spirituality. During this time, I began a new research project into the impact the experience of reproductive loss, particularly miscarriage, might have on how we construct theology. This work was published as The Dark Womb: Re-Conceiving Theology through Reproductive Loss (SCM Press, 2022). Alongside this research, I have continued to push forward the field of Trauma Theology in both the UK and internationally. This has included the publication of two edited collections with Dr Katie Cross—Feminist Trauma Theologies: Body, Scripture, Church in Critical Perspective and Bearing Witness: Intersectional Perspectives on Trauma Theology—both published with SCM Press. I have also written the first introductory survey of the field of Trauma Theology. I am the Academic Dean at Westcott House - an Anglican Theological College in Cambridge. I teach liturgy, trauma theology, sacramental theology, and pedagogy. I also teach Gender and Christian Theology for the Divinity Faculty at Cambridge University. I supervise a range of PhD projects.

Theologian Dr. Han-Luen Kantzer Komline joins Kaitlyn to answer a huge question: Where does evil come from? Dr. Kantzer Komline explains some wrong answers to the question, some biblical passages that can help answer it, and a better question we can ask instead. (And, surprise, there's more Augustine!) - Sponsor - Better Help - Go to https://www.betterhelp.com/CURIOUSLY to receive 10% off your first month  - Sponsor - Hiya Health - Go to www.hiyahealth.com/CURIOUSLY to receive 50% off your first order

Theologian Dr. Joseph Gordon joins Kaitlyn to tackle one of our most frequently asked questions: Do dogs go to heaven? Dr. Gordon answers the question, but also gives us a much bigger theology of creation, redemption, and creaturely life on earth. Plus, we also tackle even harder questions like: Do snakes go to heaven? What about mosquitos? - Sponsor - For 15% off first order of Blueland cleaning products, go to this link: https://www.blueland.com/curiously - Sponsor - Go to https://www.fromourplace.com and use code CURIOUSLY to get 10% off site wide on beautiful cookware!

Dr. Yousef AlKhouri (Ph.D. Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) is Christian Arab Palestinian theologian and activist. He was born in Gaza to a Christian family that has a long heritage of serving in the priesthood of the Greek Orthodox Church. He is married to Merna and they live in Bethlehem, Palestine. Yousef has written several poems in Arabic. In 2007, he published his first poetry collection under the title “You are Not My Beloved.” In addition to teaching at BethBC and lecturing to international groups on various topics pertaining to Palestine and Palestinian Christians. Dr. AlKhouri is also a board member of Kairos Palestine, Christ at the Checkpoint, and the Academic Alliance for Interfaith Dialogue in Palestine. He enjoys reading, writing, and teaching. He loves music, nature, and traveling. https://bethbc.edu/Faculty/yousef-alkhouri/ The conversation covers various topics related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including the role of Palestinians as cheap labor for the Israeli economy, the impact of Hamas on the economic situation in Gaza, the media's portrayal of the conflict, and the experience of Palestinians at checkpoints. The guest emphasizes the importance of nonviolent resistance and calls for the church to prioritize the message of Jesus over nationalism. He also encourages listeners to educate themselves about the history and theology of the conflict and to visit Palestine to see the reality on the ground. Support Theology in the Raw through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theologyintheraw

Pope Benedict XVI wrote, "At Easter we rejoice because Christ did not remain in the tomb, his body did not see corruption; he belongs to the world of the living, not to the world of the dead; we rejoice because he is the Alpha and also the Omega, as we proclaim in the rite of the Paschal Candle; he lives not only yesterday, but today and for eternity." Theologian Dr. Jeremy Holmes shares his insights about the risen Christ as we celebrate the Octave of Easter.

Guest Preacher Dr. Mtangulizi Sanyika: An examination of what the soul of America might feel like in 2050 given projections that "minorities" will then be the" majority." How will we culturally and spiritually respond to this new multi-cultural democracy populated by people of color and progressive Anglos?  "BABA" DR. MTANGULIZI SANYIKA is a recognized scholar-activist with over 60 years of experience as an activist, planner, professor and researcher. He has been active in many of the major social movements of the 20th century including the Civil Rights, Peace, Ecology, Black consciousness, Black conventions, Pan african, Million Man March and New Independent Politics         During the latter half of the 20th century, he was the National leader of the racial justice movement in the Unitarian- Universalist Church (BUUC and BAC) and led the Exodus(exit) from the church of 1599 Black members over funding disputes and irreconcilable cultural/racial/spiritual differences.  He went on to develop the first modern day concept of "Black Humanism," and assisted in founding the first Black Humanist Fellowship (BHF) in the country. He has taught at 12 universities, such as Harvard, MIT CAL, Dillard, TSU, Starr-King and O.U.T. in Africa.  His disciplines have ranged from Political Science, African World Studies, Urban Planning, Community Development, Participatory/Sustainable Economics to Social Theology. His students included public intellectuals Dr. Cornell West, Theologian Dr. Dwight Hopkins, Atty. Lani Guinier.  Dr. Sanyika has authored 70 articles, studies, commentaries, manuals and critiques, and has authored 4 book chapters. Additionally, Baba has worked with almost all of the major leaders of the Black freedom movement including Dr. King, John Lewis, Marion Barry, Stokeley Carmichael, Shirley Chisholm, Dick Gregory, Julian Bond, Jesse Jackson, Susan Taylor, Amiri Baraka, Barbara Lee and Mayor Richard Hatcher, and many others, He has traveled to all regions of the world (i.e. Africa/Asia/Europe/Caribbean/So Pacific/Central America) and is a frequent speaker or consultant at conferences and events.  His special interest is transmitting his lessons and learnings from his last 8 decades to future leaders and generations in preparation for the multi-cultural democracy of the future..

Theologian Dr. Christopher Baglow joins Dan to delve into the problem of evil. Together, they grapple with the existence of natural disasters and human evil, and how they intersect with a loving deity's creation. Dr. Baglow, with his work at the McGrath Institute for Church Life and contributions to theological education, enriches our conversation with insights that bridge the gap between faith and the natural world, offering a fresh lens through which to view age-old questions.Don't forget to reach out with your own inquiries and stay tuned for more Purposeful Lab updates that seek to illuminate the intersection of faith, science, and the human person.Have your call in questions be featured on the podcast: Leave a voicemail at 949-257-2436 Learn more and read articles: https://www.magiscenter.com/purposeful-lab

During the first weeks of Advent, the Church directs our attention to the second advent of Christ, that day when he will come again in glory to gather his people into his resurrection, remake this tired, sinful world, and set all wrongs right. When he “will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning nor crying nor pain" (Revelation 21:4). In this last week, we focus on his first coming as the babe of Bethlehem, his coming into our world of tears, death, morning, and crying. Theologian Dr. Jeremy Holmes in his personal spiritual life, in his scholarship, in the classroom, and in his book Cur Deus Verba: Why the Word Became Word has spend a great deal of time considering the mystery of the Incarnation, of God become flesh. Morten Lawridsen's "O magnum mysterium," which Dr. Holmes mentioned, can be found here.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, -Viewing Christ in the Scriptures,- on this week's edition of -Encounter God's Truth.--God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself-surveying the Old Testament-in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year.-In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles-John, Peter and Paul.-Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today.-A blessed Advent season from -Encounter God's Truth-- May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, -Viewing Christ in the Scriptures,- on this week's edition of -Encounter God's Truth.--God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself-surveying the Old Testament-in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year.-In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles-John, Peter and Paul.-Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today.-A blessed Advent season from -Encounter God's Truth-- May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, -Viewing Christ in the Scriptures,- on this week's edition of -Encounter God's Truth.--God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself-surveying the Old Testament-in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year.-In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles-John, Peter and Paul.-Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today.-A blessed Advent season from -Encounter God's Truth-- May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, -Viewing Christ in the Scriptures,- on this week's edition of -Encounter God's Truth.--God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself-surveying the Old Testament-in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year.-In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles-John, Peter and Paul.-Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today.-A blessed Advent season from -Encounter God's Truth-- May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, "Viewing Christ in the Scriptures," on this week's edition of "Encounter God's Truth."God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself—surveying the Old Testament—in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year.In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles—John, Peter and Paul.Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today.A blessed Advent season from "Encounter God's Truth"! May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, "Viewing Christ in the Scriptures," on this week's edition of "Encounter God's Truth."God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself—surveying the Old Testament—in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year.In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles—John, Peter and Paul.Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today.A blessed Advent season from "Encounter God's Truth"! May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Last Sunday was the Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe which was instituted by Pope Pius XI with his 1925 encyclical Quas Primas (In the First) as a response to “those bitter enmities and rivalries between nations, which still hinder much the cause of peace; that insatiable greed which is so often hidden under a pretense of public spirit and patriotism, and gives rise to so many private quarrels; a blind and immoderate selfishness, making men seek nothing but their own comfort and advantage, and measure everything by these; no peace in the home, because men have forgotten or neglect their duty; the unity and stability of the family undermined; society, in a word, shaken to its foundations and on the way to ruin.”  Rather than sounding nearly 100 years old, Pius' words sound as though they were written yesterday. Theologian Dr. Kent Lasnoski discusses why we need to pay a bit more attention to this last Sunday in the Church year as we prepare for Advent.

On this week's episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson is joined by Dr. Aaron Edwards—He is a Christian academic theologian, writer, preacher, and host of the Pod Of the Gaps Podcast. In this candid and impactful conversation, Jesse and Aaron delve into the challenges and personal experiences surrounding Aaron's firing from his position at a Bible college due to a tweet he posted on the internet. Their discussion explores the complexities of free speech, cancel culture, and the intersection of faith and modern society. Don't miss this episode, which not only shines a light on an important societal issue but also champions the power of open dialogue and understanding. Tune in for a compelling discussion that encourages viewers to reflect on the delicate balance between freedom of expression and the consequences it can entail.

On this week's episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson is joined by Dr. Aaron Edwards—He is a Christian academic theologian, writer, preacher, and host of the Pod Of the Gaps Podcast. In this candid and impactful conversation, Jesse and Aaron delve into the challenges and personal experiences surrounding Aaron's firing from his position at a Bible college due to a tweet he posted on the internet. Their discussion explores the complexities of free speech, cancel culture, and the intersection of faith and modern society. Don't miss this episode, which not only shines a light on an important societal issue but also champions the power of open dialogue and understanding. Tune in for a compelling discussion that encourages viewers to reflect on the delicate balance between freedom of expression and the consequences it can entail.

Moses was a hundred and twenty years old when he died, yet his eyes were not weak nor his strength gone. Deuteronomy 34:7   "Dear Dr. Sala," wrote a friend, "Would you have any suggestions to help people who have reached their eighties and feel they have nothing to live for? I admit feeling very useless at times. I am 82, in a wheelchair, and have little energy."   In recent days, there has been a graying of society as more and more of us are living longer and longer; and with the years come new challenges. Frankly, every year I hear from more and more people who are struggling with the challenges of ageing. I've done two things, thinking about this issue. First, I've asked again, "What does God say in His Word about this?" Then, I've talked with a number of seniors who are there and asked them what they have found that is helpful, which I can share with you.   The fact is that the number of men and women in their eighties has increased dramatically in the last two decades. Better medicines, better nourishment, and better health care in general have combined to give a lot of seniors more years. Whereas many would have succumbed to illnesses a few years ago, they now often fight back and have years to enjoy, provided they can enjoy them.   Far sooner than we would like to admit, the years turn into decades and we find ourselves doing fewer and fewer things for the first time and more and more things for the last time. How can seniors handle the changes of life? May I suggest the following:   Guideline #1: Come to grips with the fact that you are here by the will of God, not fate or chance. God makes no mistakes and suffers no surprises. Paul wrote, "In him we were also chosen, having been predestined according to the plan of him who works out everything in conformity with the purpose of his will..." Never forget, until He calls you, you've got work to do.   Guideline #2: Realize that your true value as a person is dependent on your character and not your productivity. One of the flaws of our thinking, especially as we age, is that we are not worth much unless we are producing. This, of course, runs contrary to everything that the Bible says. It tells us that you are of value and worth, not because of what you do, but because of what you are. Paintings and fine books only become more valuable with age, and so it is with people.   Guideline #3: Accept your lessening strength with grace. "I greet each day as a gift," says Beatrice Cole, at age 90. She says that the last decade, from age 80 to 90, has been the best gift of her life, though she has been alone most of that time except for the company of her pet poodle.      Guideline #4: Force yourself to get out and mix with people. "After I lost Ethel," said Frank Emery, "I forced myself to get out, to travel, to play golf, to be with people. Sitting at home, refusing to reach out to others, only compounds your loneliness."        Guideline #5: Refuse to accept defeat at the hand of yourself. Theologian Dr. Wilbur Smith once wrote, "It's no sin growing old, but it's mighty inconvenient." My wife of 60 years and I recently co-authored a book entitled, Age is Just a Number. Now that we are both in our 80s, it's nice to write about something we have experienced firsthand. As the horses of time gallop down the lessening hills, share your life experiences with those who follow in your footsteps. Your memories will be with them long after you are gone. Indeed. Never forget that age is a matter of the mind. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter. Resource Reading: Isaiah 40:1-11                   

With the recent death of Pope Benedict XVI on December 31, 2022, many people have been reflecting about his life as a theologian and as pope. Theologian Dr. Kevin Clarke joins Fr. Edward Looney to discus the biblical Marian theology of Pope Benedict, in addition to the Eucharistic theology and devotion of the late pontiff. Join Fr. Edward on a pilgrimage: https://app.nativitypilgrimage.com/trip/?trip=72441 Follow Fr. Edward's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvw7PL8ZDihyEMpy94b5-PA

We have the honor of speaking with Author, Missionary, Pastor, and Theologian Dr. O Palmer Robertson about his newest books which is the culmination of a lifetime of writing. We also ask about his heart for missions, his reflections on  50 years of ministry, and his encouragement to this generation of Christians. This is the first part of a 2 part interview.  Tune in to the next episode to hear Dr. Robertson's reflections on the founding of the PCA, some founding principles on why it was founded, why he left the PCUS, and his hope for the PCA and Christians in general. His latest book is Christ of the Consummation.

Listen in to this previously aired interview with Dr. Miroslav Volf, theologian and public intellectual, author, and Director of the Yale Center for Faith and Culture. As we ask the question, "Would Jesus Be a Republican or a Democrat?", Dr. Volf helps shine a light on how to be a bridge builder in a polarized world, how to define oneself by commonalities over differences, and embracing identity "an unreliable ally of any political party." For more of Miroslav Volf, listen here:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/for-the-life-of-the-world-yale-center-for-faith-culture/id1505076294

Theologian Dr. Michael Brown says the only reason we like the prophets is that they are dead. If they were alive, we'd probably be trying to kill them. I hope that's not true but it's such a profound thought. Would we have listened to the Biblical prophets or would we have despised them if they were alive today? We'll discuss that idea today on the Cross References Podcast.   0:00 - Introduction 3:30 - v1-7, Pack Your Bags 9:00 - v8-13, Contradictions in Prophecy 19:25 - v14-20, Unlikely Missionaries 22:40 - Do We Listen to Our Prophets?   If you want to get in touch with us, send us an email to crossreferencespodcast@gmail.com Hosted by Luke Taylor

In this episode we interview Dr. Irene Alexander, a moral theologian and relationship coach. Dr. Alexander and I discuss: How to deal with the pain caused by a spouse's sexual sin.  -How to foster intimacy and emotional connection when you've been hurt by your spouses impurity. -The different desires men and women have and how failing to communicate openly about these desires can cause problems. Check out Dr. Alexander's relationship coaching program: https://adoredforlife.com

Dr. Tim Stratton from free thinking ministries is my guest today. Check out his website at www.Freethinkingministries.com. Tim and I discuss his background, how he got into apologetics, his Free-thinking Argument, Libertarian Freedom, exhaustive divine determinism and his debate with Theologian Dr. James White --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chan-hearron/message

What does it mean that God raised Jesus from the dead? What happens to us when we die? Do all dogs go to heaven? If you've ever asked these questions, you won't want to miss this episode of the FPC COMO podcast. Theologian Dr. George Stroup talks with Marvin Lindsay about the meaning of Easter.

Welcome back public theologian, writer, and activist Dr. Christena Cleveland to the Noize! Christena' new book God Is A Black Woman is out now and she returns to the podcast to talk about it. We talk about her journey finding the Black Madonnas, the revelations that come from accepting her sacredness, and how art and theology intersect with our spiritual beliefs. We talk more about her love for art and some of her favorite creators. Listen, subscribe, and share!Episode 132 topics include:God Is A Black Women book Black Madonnas in Francespirituality and artovercoming programmed beliefsDelita MartinHarmonia Rosales accepting your sacrednessChristena Cleveland, Ph.D. is a social psychologist, public theologian, author, and activist. She is the founder and director of the Center for Justice + Renewal as well as its sister organization, Sacred Folk, which creates resources to stimulate people's spiritual imaginations and support their journeys toward liberation. An award-winning researcher and former professor at Duke University's Divinity School, Christena lives in Boston, Massachusetts.See More: www.christenacleveland.com + Dr Christena Cleveland IG @christenaclevelandFollow us:StudioNoizePodcast.comIG: @studionoizepodcastJamaal Barber: @JBarberStudioSupport the podcast www.patreon.com/studionoizepodcast

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Theologian Dr. Chris Malloy about Pope Francis' decree concerning the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter and renewal in the Church through the founding of new religious orders.

Congressman Adam Kinzinger sits down with theologian and preacher Dr. Russell Moore to discuss the impact of false idols on religion and politics.

TRS and Theologian Dr. Thomas Jay Oord talk about how God loves, how humans love, how to love each other, and what it means to love God. Tom is such a joy to talk to and his new book Pluriform Love comes out in February! Tom's website: http://thomasjayoord.com/ C4ORT: https://c4ort.com/ TRSPTB Patreon for Bonus Content: https://www.patreon.com/transregretsnoopy Lovingly edited and produced by: https://twitter.com/ashnerve

Joseph could have been king-if the history of the nation of Judah had gone much differently---This week on -Encounter God's Truth- we begin our preparations for the Christmas season with a series on -The Fears and Faith of Joseph.---Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb will begin by rehearsing the historical background that led to the intriguing situation that unfolded around Jesus' birth concerning the earthly father who adopted Him.--After the sermon, host Wayne Shepherd asks Dr. Whitcomb how he thinks that Joseph would have handled life as a poor, humble carpenter-knowing that he could have been king of Israel. Was he was completely surprised to find that the Messiah King would be born in his home---God's Word is true from the beginning to the end- May it guide us this Advent and Christmas season.

Theologian Dr. Owen Strachan joins Dr. James Dobson to discuss "Critical Race Theory" (CRT) and how it does not align with Christian beliefs. They discuss Dr. Strachan's new book, Christianity and Wokeness: How the Social Justice Movement is Hijacking the Gospel, and peel back the layers of this misguided movement, its origins, and how the Bible contradicts it by teaching that we are all one family in God's Kingdom.

Theologian Dr. David Deane joins Ron on the podcast this week to discuss his faith journey, the state of today's church, and more! Find more of David's resources by exploring his website: daviddeane.org.

Quoting St. Jerome, the great fifth century Bible scholar, the Catechism of the Catholic Church (133) tells us: The Church “forcefully and specifically exhorts all the Christian faithful. . . to learn the surpassing knowledge of Jesus Christ, by frequent reading of the divine Scriptures. Ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ.” Theologians throughout the life of the Church pointed out not just a connection, but a identification between Jesus Who is the Word of God made flesh and the Scriptures, the Word of God written and handed down to us.  But how does that work? What does it mean? Theologian Dr. Jeremy Holmes hopes that his new book will answer that question. The title is Cur Deus Verba: Why the WORD Became Words. To sign up for the free distance learning course "Reading Your Bible for All It's Worth," visit the Wyoming Catholic College website.

Dr. Christena Cleveland joins Studio Noize for an in-depth conversation about how we visualize divinity. Dr. Cleveland's book Christ Our Black Mother Speaks discusses how our relationship to God is related to how we imagine God and if the image of God is a Black woman what that means to everyone that follows her. She talks about the history of the Black Madonna, the benefits of having a God that looks like you, and her personal journey in her faith. It's a powerful conversation about representation and belonging.

In this episode, Pastor Jay augments his current sermon series on Ephesians by joining with Pastor and Theologian Dr. Paul Martin Henebury to discuss how the book of Ephesians fits into the big story of Scripture. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/open-bible-church/message

Matthew is joined by Theologian Dr. Roland Millare to pray the Sorrowful Mysteries. Rosary Prayers in PDF: https://bit.ly/Rosary_3 This broadcast is dedicated to the life of Elise Chabonnet Angelette who carried her cross of cancer with such grace and being a witness to Christ's love for us. Here is here beautiful Mass celebrated by Fr. Beau Charbonnet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fje5P... (Homily @ minute 10:30) Links mentioned: Dr. Millare's story of suffering, grace, & forgiveness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAvTM... The St. John Paul II Foundation: https://forlifeandfamily.org/ John XXIII College Prep: https://www.sj23lions.org/ Benedict XVI's encyclical Spe Salvi on hope: http://www.vatican.va/content/benedic... Homily for Isaac Scharbach from Fr. Scharbach: https://youtu.be/FWwqoOh_Jyw

Theologian Dr. Ramage joins the Pat Flynn to discuss his book Dark Passages, which attempts to offer a theologically precise and mature evaluation of Bible difficulties. Grab a copy of Dark Passages here: https://amzn.to/36Ekd82 

Theologian Dr. Hosffman Ospino shares his wisdom and thoughts about the role of Latinos in the Catholic Church in the United States. Listen and learn how to become a transformative leader in society and in the Church. Dr. Hosffman Ospino teaches at Boston College's School of Theology and Ministry, is author of 13 books as well as more than 100 academic and general articles. He has conducted major national research studies on Hispanic Catholics.www.thejoyofthegospelpodcast.orgwww.iskali.org

Matthew is joined by Theologian Dr. Roland Millare to discuss what the Catholic faith says about suffering and how we can find hope in it. This broadcast is dedicated to the life of Elise Chabonnet Angelette who carried her cross of cancer with such grace and being a witness to Christ's love for us. Here is here beautiful Mass celebrated by Fr. Beau Charbonnet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fje5P... (Homily @ minute 10:30) Links mentioned: Dr. Millare's story of suffering, grace, & forgiveness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAvTM... The St. John Paul II Foundation: https://forlifeandfamily.org/ John XXIII College Prep: https://www.sj23lions.org/ Benedict XVI's encyclical Spe Salvi on hope: http://www.vatican.va/content/benedic... Homily for Isaac Scharbach from Fr. Scharbach: https://youtu.be/FWwqoOh_Jyw  

On this episode, we examine the way Latinos use the local church as an organic seminary. We explore the importance of “el instituto,” asking what makes them unique and invaluable for ethnic churches. We are joined by celebrated Church Historian and Theologian Dr. Justo Gonzalez, author of the highly praised three-volume History of Christian Thought and books like Manana: Christian Theology from a Hispanic Perspective and Santa Biblia: The Bible Through Hispanic Eyes. Dr. Gonzalez shares with us the challenges facing traditional theological education and the way the Institute presents a new way forward. Join us as we listen to Dr. Gonzalez.Want to join us in advocating for black lives? Follow the AND Campaign for active ways you can get involved.Have a question you want answered on the podcast? Leave us a message at 312-725-2995. Leave us a 30 second voicemail with your name, city, y pregunta and we'll discuss it on the last episode of the season. You can also submit a question using the form on this page.

In this episode, Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Roger Nutt joins to share his conversion story, getting one-upped in front of Pope St. John Paul II, and how to maintain discipline and humility.

Theologian Dr. Miroslav Volf, Yale University, discusses how religion ought to be a healing force in our world rather than a divisive one. Please like, share, subscribe to and review this podcast. Thank you!

Pastor, Author, and Theologian Dr. T. Scott Daniels joins us for a conversation about pastoral theology in the Church of the Nazarene

They're not chubby, flying babies, and they may not even be humanoid. Theologian Dr. Michael Heiser, author of the new book 'Angels,' tells us what the Bible actually says about God's heavenly host.

Theologian Dr. Jermaine McDonald joins us to discuss the role of public theology in the today's public discourse and author Onaje X.O. Woodbine discusses his latest book, Black Gods of the Asphalt: Religion, Hip-Hop, and Street Basketball

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President Albert Mohler discusses how Christians have mishandled homosexuality, reparative therapy and other cultural issues. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchboys/message

In this encore presentation, Kevin's guest is Dr. Brad Nassif. Are converts coming into the Orthodox churches only to leave through a “revolving door” due to a lack of spiritual nourishment? Theologian Dr. Bradley Nassif’s controversial article on the subject (“Reclaiming the Gospel”) is the subject of this frank and hard-hitting interview.

Are converts coming into the Orthodox churches only to leave through a “revolving door” due to a lack of spiritual nourishment? Theologian Dr. Bradley Nassif’s controversial article on the subject (“Reclaiming the Gospel”) is the subject of this frank and hard-hitting interview.