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Kyle, Linda, and Matt have a great conversation with Dr. Jonathan Pennington. He discusses his new book Come & See: The Journey of Knowing God through Scripture. He describes three different ways in which we often approach reading Scripture: informational, theological, and transformational. After describing each, he encourages listeners to approach Scripture with an appropriate balance of all 3.

In this episode, I discuss the cancelation of Josh Butler, author of Beautiful Union, from the Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics. We look at various reactions to Josh’s article from evangelicals associated with The Gospel Coalition as well as endorsers of the book and the fallout. I dive into what this reveals about the broader landscape of evangelicalism. 

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Blocked by The Gospel Coalition - https://twitter.com/jchasedavis/status/1631485690759503872?s=46&t=HtFH7xyxq6XMSBbeejxPbQ

Dennae Pierre Retraction - https://twitter.com/dennaepierre/status/1631673955051515906?s=46&t=HtFH7xyxq6XMSBbeejxPbQ

Rich Villodas Retraction - https://twitter.com/richvillodas/status/1631653097901551617?s=46&t=ASnj2J39J9Q6iJfRu8ck4Q

Rebecca McLaughlin Comments - https://twitter.com/rebeccmclaugh/status/1632360308881739776?s=46&t=ASnj2J39J9Q6iJfRu8ck4Q

The Gospel Coalition Apologizes - https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/sex-wont-save-you/

Anthony Bradley Scoop - https://twitter.com/drantbradley/status/1632381982419087360?s=46&t=ASnj2J39J9Q6iJfRu8ck4Q

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In this episode I talk with Jen Oshman about her book, Cultural Counterfeits. Jen is church planting wife, author, women’s ministry director, a speaker. She has been published at Desiring God, Crossway, The Gospel Coalition, Tim Challies, Risen Motherhood, Unlocking the Bible, Church Leaders, A Life Overseas, and she is a staff writer at Gospel-Centered Discipleship. 

In her book, she explores cultural counterfeits to Christianity which many people are prone to believe today. Using the paradigm of idolatry, she examines topics such as abortion and the LGBTQ movement and their deception. 

We also talk about the dustup from her article (based on a chapter from her book) on how Christian women idolize marriage and family. We consider various critiques of her article and approach on this topic. 

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When Marriage and Motherhood Become Idols - https://www.crossway.org/articles/when-marriage-and-motherhood-become-idols/

Doug Wilson’s Response - https://dougwils.com/books-and-culture/s7-engaging-the-culture/crossway-at-a-crossroads.html

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Can we trust the Bible? Why do we have the books of the Bible we have? Is the text reliable? Kyle, Linda, and Matt discuss all these questions and more.

Plus, our sponsor, Crossway, has given us a dozen books to give away!

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Kyle, Matt, and Linda converse with guest, Dr. Stephen Nichols, president of Reformation Bible College and chief academic officer for Ligonier Ministries. Nichols shares his heart for students and youth pastors and discusses how youth pastors can embrace topics like theology, church history, and apologetics to better help student's understand the Bible. Listen to this episode of The Word in Youth Ministry to be encouraged by Dr. Nichols as well as hear about recommended resources.

Dakota and Andy explain the new direction for the podcast and begin reviewing and introducing the first book. 

In this episode, our hosts address how to teach difficult passages of Scripture to our teens. They start by laying out some principles and tips, and then take a closer look at Romans 5 as an example of what this can look like in our youth groups.

This episode of The Word in Youth Ministry is brought to you in part by Crossway, publisher of the ESV Student Study Bible.

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Author and pastor Brett McCracken joins Todd and Ryan to talk about his new book, The Wisdom Pyramid, and how Christians can maintain a balanced diet of information in the midst of a post-truth world. 

Mentioned Resources

• Brett McCracken, The Wisdom Pyramid: Feeding Your Soul in a Post-Truth World
• Carl Trueman, The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: Cultural Amnesia, Expressive Individualism, and the Road to Sexual Revolution
• Neil Platinga, Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business

Megan Hill, author and editor for TGC, joins Bethany to talk about her book A Place to Belong: Learning to Love the Local Church. Megan shares the importance of growing as a believer in Jesus in the context of His church and how our identity is uniquely connected to the body of Christ.

This episode is brought to you by Hope*Writers, an online community of working writers dedicated to the success and creativity of each member. Find out more at hopewriters.com/womenencouraged.

In today's episode, Bible teacher and author Nancy Guthrie shares about her newest book, Saints and Scoundrels in the Story of Jesus (Crossway, 2020). We discuss some of the things God is teaching us about His generous grace through a few particular people in Jesus' story highlighted in her book. Nancy answers for us some ways we might grow by learning more about these people and some warnings we should heed. We also discuss encouragement we can receive as believers in Jesus from these accounts in Scripture. 

In this episode, I’m welcoming back to the podcast, Lydia Brownback to talk about her book, Flourish: How the Love of Christ Frees Us from Self-Focus. This book deals with so many of the shapes that self-focus takes and we discuss a few of them, including self-improvement, self-analysis, and self-condemnation. We also discuss discipleship and community in light of this topic and how we can encourage one another to be freed from focusing on ourselves, rather than Christ and what He’s done for us.

We're so glad Lydia joined the podcast again, and even more excited to welcome her to come speak at our Women Encouraged conference in Western Canada on April 17-18, 2020. Connect with us on Instagram or Facebook to stay up-to-date with the details on that event!

It's been over fifty years since media theorist Marshall McLuhan said that "First we shape our tools, and then our tools shape us." McLuhan had push back as folks wondered at the time if what he was saying was true. But time has proven McLuhan's theory to be correct. Now that we've hit the ten year anniversary of the launch of the iPhone, we're beginning to see how much our smartphones are shaping and changing our lives. How do our devices shape our beliefs and behaviors? What do they reflect about what's most important in our lives? And how can we use these magnificent tools to the glory of God, rather than in ways that are destructive? We'll be talking to Tony Reinke, author of the new book "12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You," about this and much more, on this episode of Youth Culture Matters.