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Practical Theology

Common Grace for the Common Good: Shaping Our Theology of Work

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Biblical Studies

My Yoke Is Easy and My Burden Is Light: Understanding Jesus’s Invitation

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Biblical Studies

Love Your Enemies: The Most Challenging Command Jesus Gave

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Love That Leads to Life: Understanding the 2 Greatest Commandments

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What in the Word

Is Paul Describing a Believer or Non-Believer? | Joseph Dodson on Romans 7

Kirk E. Miller5 days ago

Does Romans 7 describe the experience of a believer struggling with sin, or is Paul referring to...

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What in the Word

When Did Jesus Preach to Spirits in Prison? | Thomas Schreiner on 1 Peter 3:18–22

Kirk E. Miller2 weeks ago

The end of 1 Peter 3 presents one of the most challenging passages in all of the New Testament...

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How Will “All Israel” Be Saved? | Richard Lucas on Rom 11:26

Kirk E. Miller3 weeks ago

What does Paul mean when he says that all Israel will be saved in Romans 11? Does this refer to a...

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Shouldn’t Jesus Know the Future? | Brandon Crowe on Mark 13:32

Kirk E. Miller4 weeks ago

In the Olivet Discourse, Jesus states that he does not know the day or hour of his return—only the...

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What Does It Mean to Take God’s Name in Vain? | Carmen Joy Imes on Exodus 20:7

Kirk E. Miller1 month ago

What does it really mean to take God’s name in vain? Is it just about using God’s name...

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What Does the Olivet Discourse Predict? | Mark Strauss on Mark 13

Kirk E. Miller1 month ago

The Olivet Discourse has puzzled interpreters for centuries. Is Jesus predicting the destruction of...

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What Does It Mean to “Render to Caesar”? | Michael Bird on Matthew 22:21

Kirk E. Miller2 months ago

What did Jesus mean when he said, Render to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God the things that are...

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What Are the Keys of the Kingdom? | Jonathan Leeman on Matthew 16:19

Kirk E. Miller2 months ago

In this episode, Jonathan Leeman joins Kirk E. Miller to discuss the theologically complex passage...

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Must Christians Submit to Government? | Kaitlyn Schiess on Romans 13:1–7

Kirk E. Miller2 months ago

Paul tells Christians to submit to governing authorities, even calling these authorities ministers...

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Did God Command Genocide? | Tremper Longman on the Canaanite Conquest

Kirk E. Miller2 months ago

Did God command genocide in the Old Testament? Join Kirk E. Miller and Tremper Longman as they...

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Biblical Studies

Beyond Money: What the Parable of the Talents Really Teaches

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Ministry

Why Protestant Pastors Should Read a Catholic Pope on Pastoral Ministry

Ray Van Neste2 months ago

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Church History Preaching

How to Preach Like John Chrysostom, “the Golden-Mouthed”

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Practical Theology Theology

What’s the Purpose of Work? How Vocations Participate in God’s Mission

Christopher Kou1 month ago

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Biblical Studies

Meet Jesus’s Other Father: The Overlooked Legacy of Joseph of Nazareth

Blake Adams1 month ago

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Theology of Work: How and Why Our Work Matters to God

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Church History

Why You Should Read Irenaeus of Lyons

Mike Aquilina2 months ago

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Theology

Divine Impassibility: Does God Feel Emotions Like We Do?

Wyatt Graham2 months ago

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Church History Theology

Nicene Christology for Today: Expressing Christ in Mystery & Metaphor

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Church History

What Is Pentecostalism? Its Origin, Groups & 7 Key Elements

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Bible Study

Orthodox Bible Study: Reading Scripture with the Living Tradition

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Church History Theology

What Is Predestination? A Biblical, Historical & Theological Overview

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Church History Ministry

Women in Acts: Women’s Role in the Birth of the Church

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Culture and Context

Lost in Translation: How to Speak about Sin in a “Sinless” World

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Theology

The Christological Character of Typological Reading

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Theology

Dividing to Multiply: God’s Pattern of Creation across the Canon

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Church History Theology

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Bible Study Culture and Context

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