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This week we are joined by New Zealand professional triathlete to preview all the action at the T100 Miami event happening this week.

Mike gives us his thoughts on how the races will unfold, which athletes you should watch out for and who are his picks for the win. We also discuss how athletes could balance all the demands on them this year and how Mike is looking to race for the rest of 2024 after his 4th place at Ironman New Zealand.

We also discussed Abu Dhabi WTCS which has now been cancelled but still plenty of good stuff about how this year will unfold.

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In today’s episode, the guys begin to wind down the series and respond to listener emails.

If God’s people are not supposed to use violence, what do we make about the story of Phinehas? What about Jael, Nehemiah, and the Judges of the Old Testament?

Today you get your answer.

Es ist wieder Raceweek, und was für eine! In Frankfurt und Finnland stehen gleich zwei Europameisterschaften im Kalender, denn die Profimänner und -frauen starten getrennt. Nils Flieshardt und Anna Bruder werfen einen Blick auf die Startlisten und sprechen darüber, ob diese Trennung überhaupt vorteilhaft ist.

Ein persönlicher Podcast von Angesicht zu Angesicht: An den beiden Enden des langen, eicherustikalen Verlegerschreibtisches (dem mit der Zigarrenkiste drauf) trafen sich Chefredakteur Nils Flieshardt und Publisher Frank Wechsel zum Austausch über das aktuelle Triathlongeschehen – und überlegten, ob es auch in einer neuen Dating-App für Triathleten zum Match gekommen wäre. Doch schon vor der Auflösung dieser Frage geht es um Missbrauch und Betrug, kurze Rennen im nahen Dortmund und lange im fernen Wanaka und die Frage, wer neuer Bundestrainer im Triathlon wird.

Have you ever wondered what students and professors at a Christian College might talk about After Class? At Great Lakes Christian College, Professors Sam Long, Ron Peters, and John Nugent often are engaged by students with deep, meaningful, engaging, and sometimes challenging conversations. Become a fly on the wall and listen in as the guys unpack various topics that impact the church and wider culture. 

The guys handle the scriptures with great care and respect and have an appreciation for the historical movements that have informed our understanding of the Word of God. Each comes from their own church background and exposure to various practices and has come to align with the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement. The heart of the movement is to have no creed but Christ, no book but the Bible, no law but love, and no name but the divine. In essentials, unity; in opinions, liberty; in all things love. And to strive to Do Bible things in Bible ways, and Call Bible things by Bible names. 

But how do these professors pull that off? With a great deal of humility and by leaning hard on a biblical hermeneutic that reads the Bible from the beginning, in its context, and forward to our time. 

What is the fruit of this labor? Tune in to the After Class Podcast, and find out why, "The best conversations happen, After Class." 

In this inaugural episode, the guys discuss a topic from the Stone-Campbell Journal conference - is Allah the same as Yahweh?