Podcast Overview

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Jesus Your Older Brother? (Romans 9:6-13)

02/08/24

5 mins

By Scott Keith | Daniel Emery Price

In today's episode of Tough Texts, Scott Keith and Daniel Emery Price look into Romans 9:6-1.
Job 20:1-21:16 (Episode 404)

02/01/24

3 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

But the wicked do prosper.
- Old Testament
Job 19:1-29 (Episode 403)

01/25/24

3 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

Job’s redeemer lives.
- Old Testament
Looking at the Transfiguration

01/19/24

7 mins

By Katie Koplin | Gretchen Ronnevik

We are having author Sarah Hinlicky Wilson on this episode about her new book "7 Ways of Looking at the Transfiguration." She is also the author of the fiction book we read for our book club, "A-Tumblin' Down."
Job 16:10-18:21 (Episode 402)

01/18/24

3 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

Hope as your casket partner.
- Old Testament
Psalm 10 (Episode 401)

01/15/24

2 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

When the wicked pursue the lowly.
- Old Testament
- Psalms
Job 15:1-16:9 (Episode 400)

01/10/24

3 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

Talking to God like you know Him and He knows you.
- Old Testament
Job 14:1-22 (Episode 399)

01/02/24

3 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

Job wishes for the gospel.
- Old Testament
Job 13:1-28 (Episode 398)

12/27/23

3 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

Hope in God and argue with Him.
- Old Testament
Job 11:1-12:25 (Episode 397)

12/13/23

3 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

Go ask that bird, that beast, or that bush.
- Old Testament
Job 9:25-10:22 (Episode 396)

12/07/23

3 mins

By Chad Bird | Daniel Emery Price

Suffering so you don’t become faithless.
- Old Testament
Ratzinger, voluntarism, and Islam

12/06/23

4 mins

By Adam Francisco | David Andersen

Nearly two decades ago, Pope Benedict XVI (formerly Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger) delivered what is often called the Regensburg lecture. Though it was meant to rekindle the relationship between faith and reason (or science and theology) in higher education, much of the world—or at least the Muslim majority world—got distracted by a brief reference he made to a fifteenth-century dialogue about Islam, its theological voluntarism, and the consequences of such a view of God.