Roger Courville January 31, 2020 Exodus, Ephesians #1015: Exodus 7-9 | Ephesians 1 Roger Courville January 31, 2020 Exodus, Ephesians Key idea in today's show: "they will know that I am the Lord." More on this weekend's Weekend Edition tomorrow.
Roger Courville January 30, 2020 Exodus, Galatians, Theology #1014: Exodus 4-6 | Galatians 6 | The law of Christ Roger Courville January 30, 2020 Exodus, Galatians, Theology What is the “law of Christ?” And how should New Testament, New Covenant believers relate to the Old Testament, Old Covenant laws?
Roger Courville January 29, 2020 Exodus, Psalms, Galatians #1013: Exodus 1-3 | Psalm 114 | Galatians 5 | Roger Courville January 29, 2020 Exodus, Psalms, Galatians The book of Exodus is arguably one of the most important in all the Old Testament. Why?
Roger Courville January 28, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Galatians #1012: Genesis 49-50 | Psalm 105 | Galatians 4:8-31 Roger Courville January 28, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Galatians Every worldview tries to answer the big questions of life...and "religiosity" does, too. What's the difference?
Roger Courville January 27, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Galatians #1011: Genesis 47-48 | Psalm 25 | Galatians 3-4:7 Roger Courville January 27, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Galatians The last few verses of today's reading demonstrate why "gender neutral" Bibles are a misrepresentation of God's communication to us.
Roger Courville January 26, 2020 Apologetics, Culture, Theology, Think like a casemaker, Questions to ask Does Jesus claim to be the only way to God? Don’t all roads lead to God? Part two. Roger Courville January 26, 2020 Apologetics, Culture, Theology, Think like a casemaker, Questions to ask What claim does Jesus make? And if so, how should we respond?
Roger Courville January 25, 2020 Apologetics, Culture, Theology, Think like a casemaker Does Jesus claim to be the only way to God? Don’t all roads lead to God? Part one. Roger Courville January 25, 2020 Apologetics, Culture, Theology, Think like a casemaker What claim does Jesus make? And if so, how should we respond?
Roger Courville January 24, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Galatians #1010: Genesis 45-46 | Psalm 108 | Galatians 2 | From what or for what? Roger Courville January 24, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Galatians What could Monty Python have to do with an argument for God? Glad you asked.
Roger Courville January 23, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Galatians #1009: Genesis 43-44 | Psalm 24 | Galatians 1 | Achieved vs received Roger Courville January 23, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Galatians The book of Galatians — and really all of the Gospel — is based on something that distinguishes Christianity from any other religion.
Roger Courville January 22, 2020 Genesis, Mark #1008: Genesis 41-42 | Mark 15:42-16:20 | Snakes and poison-drinking Roger Courville January 22, 2020 Genesis, Mark Snakes and poison-drinking…good way to interpret Scripture? Spoiler alert: #NOT.
Roger Courville January 21, 2020 Genesis, Mark #1007: Genesis 37-40 | Mark 15:1-40 Roger Courville January 21, 2020 Genesis, Mark Joseph is sold into slavery and ends up in prison; Jesus is crucified and it’s the Romans who recognize His innocence and divinity.
Roger Courville January 20, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark #1006: Genesis 35-36 | Psalm 12 | Mark 14 Roger Courville January 20, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark Why do psalms often end on some negative note? We slip that into the in-line comments today.
Roger Courville January 19, 2020 Apologetics, Culture, Theology, Think like a casemaker Modernist theology and why you should care, part two Roger Courville January 19, 2020 Apologetics, Culture, Theology, Think like a casemaker Theological Modernism blossomed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Here we explore here it came from, and a bit of how it’s reflected today.
Roger Courville January 18, 2020 Apologetics, Culture, Theology, Think like a casemaker Modernist theology and why you should care, part one Roger Courville January 18, 2020 Apologetics, Culture, Theology, Think like a casemaker Theological Modernism blossomed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Here we explore here it came from, and a bit of how it’s reflected today.
Roger Courville January 17, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark #1005: Genesis 32-34 | Psalm 145 | Mark 13 Roger Courville January 17, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark An interesting military tactic is, well, just funny.
Roger Courville January 16, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark #1004: Genesis 30-31 | Psalm 11 | Mark 12 Roger Courville January 16, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark Warning: sarcasm and laughter ahead. Because you can get “professional” audio Bible readings anywhere.
Roger Courville January 15, 2020 Definitions/distinctions, Apologetics, Theology God's value versus market value, a critical distinction. Roger Courville January 15, 2020 Definitions/distinctions, Apologetics, Theology How do you value a human being? And if you remove God from the equation, what happens?
Roger Courville January 15, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark #1003: Genesis 28-29 | Psalm 107 | Mark 11 Roger Courville January 15, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark If someone said something to you 378 times, you might think they mean it!
Roger Courville January 14, 2020 Genesis, Mark #1002: Genesis 26-27 | Mark 10 Roger Courville January 14, 2020 Genesis, Mark When the Bible refers to “the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob,” what does it mean?
Roger Courville January 13, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark #1001: Genesis 24-25 | Psalm 4 | Mark 9 Roger Courville January 13, 2020 Genesis, Psalms, Mark Transitioning from Abraham's story to Isaac's story, and an interesting demon story.
