Explore " the gospel coalition" with insightful episodes like "How Christians should think about the death penalty", "The Top 10 Theology Stories of 2023", "Sextortion among teenage boys, is Jesus coming back?, and bouncing back after a bad day", "Taylor Swift, Leech Guy, & Kids’ Cultural Engagement" and "Is tipping actually a matter of loving our neighbor?" from podcasts like ""The Common Good Podcast", "The Common Good Podcast", "The Common Good Podcast", "Too Busy to Flush" and "The Common Good Podcast"" and more!
... plus, an interesting update from Alistair Begg. Then, via The Gospel Coalition, a great piece titled Dear Retired Pastor: Off with the Slippers, On with the Boots... and how to persevere through difficult times.
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We're debating a list of the year's top theology news from The Gospel Coalition, and then a question posed by frequent guest of the show Karen Swallow Prior: when does free speech go too far? Later, a sermon clip from Rich Villodas: "there's no brokenness beyond God's ability to repair."
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The Washington Post is reporting on thousands of teen boys caught up in extortion scams, and Brian and Aubrey recall their conversation with Kori Hockett from the other day on social media use among teens. Then, a lot of people are convinced Jesus is coming back, Aubrey reflects on the Amplify conference that happened yesterday at Wheaton College, and what ChatGPT has to say about fall.
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3:00: The Gospel Coalition, Taylor Swift, and a stretch at best, idolatry at worst.
16:14: “Reformed Mum” and convening coven’s on stage, other writers’ opinions
21:35: Nate Burnham’s “Firebird”
23:23: One thing Molly likes about Dude Perfect and they have a trustworthy app.
26:23: JR’s closing thoughts and “Echoes of Eden”
29:08: Natasha Crain, (Ep: 32), living counter-culturally and raising kids who don’t resent Christianity
32:22: Leech on the Beach Guy, and being so right about something so bad.
36:11: Engaging kids about culture without ruining a thing
37:34: Raising Conservatives Kids in a Woke City- Katy Faust
40:03: Not in charge of saving our kids’ souls
43:07: Contentious cultural issues: Halloween and Yoga; gateways for demon-entry and participating in Satanic ritual.
47:16: Christians unintentionally participating in demonic activities.
52:44: Reading Revelation with a good commentary or study guide like “The Return of The King”
55:39: Discipline of mind, focus and making good decisions.
58:34: Focus on adding good things, not removing bad things
1:00:39: Are we making shallow substitutes or genuinely enjoying a good life?
1:02:32: Distilling down the essence of manhood and manliness. Why Dad’s should wrestle with their kids. Manhood is achieved, Womanhood is inherent.
1:07:55: Molly’s online group on the essence of masculinity and femininity
1:11:49: Show Close
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The Gospel Coalition seems to have an opinion, as evidenced by a recent article: Generous Tipping to Honor the King. Then, can Christians vote for Democrats?, do we really need to do good works?, and, via Christianity Today, the ministry of staying put.
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En este episodio conversaremos acerca del diseño de Dios para el matrimonio y te ayudaremos a identificar aquellos ídolos del corazón que suelen minar la vida marital, impidiéndonos disfrutar la pureza y bendición del regalo de la sexualidad.
- Libro "Puro sexo puro: Un regalo de Dios para toda mujer que anhela un matrimonio pleno": https://www.editorialhccp.com/9780829770704/puro-sexo-puro/
Social media continues to change and Brian thinks our expectations need to change with it. Then, are we as a society getting more rude? The closure of a Michelin-starred restaurant may be an interesting case study. And later, from an article on The Gospel Coalition, how do we handle sexual content in movies?, and Brian and Aubrey revisit our best source of hope: the fundamental basics of the gospel.
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Josh Butler, who wrote that icky article about sex for The Gospel Coalition, has resigned because he doesn't want his church to be impacted by the controversy. Did he make the right choice? Then, an interview with Matt Soerens, VP of Advocacy and Policy at World Relief, discusses the end of Title 42 and troops being sent to the border--and from Buzzfeed, people are talking about "social norms that people think need to be abolished, like yesterday"... do NOT miss number 5.
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Watch out for Finch's "Roman Tony Soprano" bit this episode! Your tour guides tackle the news: Charles' coronation, Exxon getting sued for racial discrimination, the FDA rejecting Neuralink brain implants, the Chinese lab leak theory, Iowa attempting to ban gay marriage, and a vividly horny article from The Gospel Coalition about how cool straight sex is.
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Bibliography
Reuters: Exxon
NPR: Exxon
Reuters: Neuralink
CNN: Lab leak
CNN: More lab leak
Forward: Man accused Jewish classmates of creating COVID
NBC: Iowa gay marriage
HF508
TGC: Sex Won't Save You
TGC: Apology
TGC: Resignation
Matthew Paul Turner
Michael F Bird
Beth Felker Jones
Audio Credits
Noah - The Jubalaires
Dead - Liadiii
Sunshine (Prod. Riddiman)
Feeling Good – Lakey Inspired
Sexy - Bensound
Chill Day - Lakey Inspired
Exxon
Elon Musk on Joe Rogan
Gravitas: FDA rejects human trials for Neuralink implants
Monty Python and the Holy Grail scene
Well first of all through god all things are possible so jot that down
Lab leak MSNBC
John Mearsheimer on: The rise of China
The Sopranos: The Romans, where are they now?
KCCI: Gay marriage ban
We Are Iowa Local 5 News: Protests at Capitol
FOX 13 Tampa Bay: SBC
"Would there be a place for same-sex couples?"
TGC: Round table discussion of sex
The Conservative Truth: Pastor Josh Butler FIRED
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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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
The Gospel Cancelation - https://americanreformer.org/2023/03/the-gospel-cancelation/
Christ Over All - https://christoverall.com/
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...He would buy a gas station, say one couple. Brian and Aubrey are particularly inspired by their story of community involvement, and they also chat more about He Gets Us, the eternal nature of God, and being 'like' Jesus vs. being with Him.
The 'He Gets Us' Super Bowl ads brought back bad memories (religionnews.com)
Time Changes Everything, Except the Eternal God - TGC Africa (thegospelcoalition.org)
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Do we have a fragile gospel? Why do we attend church? Does the Bible 'mandate' having kids? How many roses are sent for Valentines Day each year, and which Valentines candy was not produced during COVID? Brian and Aubrey tackle these burning V-day questions and more.
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...not really, but he does wonder why no one chooses a word like "exhaustion". But first, Brian and Aubrey talk about an article from The Gospel Coalition about protecting your soul when your profession ‘requires’ a platform. They also ask each other: what are you doing well as a parent, and what could you do better?
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Sarah Zylstra of The Gospel Coalition shares with Brian and Steve about why she left social media–and why she feels women in general should be cautious about using it. Then, the intoxication of making people laugh from onstage affects pastors too. Brian and Steve ask about the danger of a narcissist pastor, big churches, and big falls.
Guest: Sarah Zylstra of The Gospel Coalition on her article, Why I Left Social Media--and Won't Go Back
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Does the pain of loss ever go away? Is there hope for wholeness and healing, after a lifetime of hurt?
We experience loss differently when we know the full story. Like when you go the funeral of someone you know and love, rather than a stranger. We have a fuller understanding of what has been broken. And we have a deeper longing for resolution.
In this last episode on The True Story of the Beginning series, we're going to turn our attention to the end of the story. That part we're still longing for, which we get a glimpse of in Revelation—the book that comes at the very end of our Bibles.
I'm so delighted to have Nancy Guthrie back to talk with me about Genesis 1-3 and Revelation 21-22.
You'll remember that Nancy was with us in our first episode of this series, where we talked about Eden's Fall. Nancy Guthrie is an author, speaker and Bible teacher, who hosts several podcasts with the Gospel Coalition.
Guest: Nancy Guthrie
Bible Passage: Genesis 1-3, Revelation 21-22
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“This is what the church should look like, this sharing: ‘What I have, I’m going to offer to you, and what you have, you can offer to me.’ And that’s a beautiful thing, without either demanding it of the other.” — Melissa Kruger
This month’s memory verse: “Because we loved you so much, we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well.” — 1 Thessalonians 2:8b
Today’s podcast: Have you been listening to our series this month and found yourself thinking, “I want that! I’ve never been mentored. How do I even start?” Well you’re in the right place! We know today’s conversation with Melissa Kruger and Natalie Abbott will give you some super practical next steps to dig into what it looks like to share our lives with one another.
Our May Dwell guest: Melissa Kruger is a wife, mom, and the author of multiple books, including The Envy of Eve, Walking with God in the Season of Motherhood, and Growing Together: Taking Mentoring Beyond Small Talk and Prayer Requests. She enjoys teaching women the Bible and serves as the director of women's initiatives for The Gospel Coalition.
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"If there is one verse that I would want to characterize my ministry, it would be this one.” — Melissa Kruger
This month’s memory verse: “Because we loved you so much, we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well.” — 1 Thessalonians 2:8b
Today’s podcast: What does it really look like to share not only the gospel but also our lives with one another? In today’s episode, Melissa Kruger and Natalie Abbott talk about the power of life-on-life ministry, why mentoring is not like marriage, and the joy of seeing how the gospel is impacting someone’s life over time. You won’t want to miss this encouragement and wisdom from women who have faithfully been mentoring others for years!
Our May Dwell guest: Melissa Kruger is a wife, mom, and the author of multiple books, including The Envy of Eve, Walking with God in the Season of Motherhood, and Growing Together: Taking Mentoring Beyond Small Talk and Prayer Requests. She enjoys teaching women the Bible and serves as the director of women's initiatives for The Gospel Coalition.
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“I don’t want women to be in the Word because they think there’s some angel in heaven with a star chart who’s keeping track of their progress. I want them to be in the Word because there is a joy of knowing Christ that you just simply can’t explain other than to say he has such depths to be uncovered that we will spend all eternity knowing him more.” — Melissa Kruger
This month’s memory verse: “Because we loved you so much, we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well.” — 1 Thessalonians 2:8b
Today’s podcast: What does it look like to live out the gospel in a way that is relational and that impacts people in a powerful way? Join Natalie Abbott and Melissa Kruger as they talk about what the word “gospel” means, the importance of both telling and showcasing the truth of the gospel, and why Melissa is so passionate about the Word of God. Don’t forget to subscribe and come back to hear their conversation about spiritual mentoring next week!
Our May Dwell guest: Melissa Kruger is a wife, mom, and the author of multiple books, including The Envy of Eve, Walking with God in the Season of Motherhood, and Growing Together: Taking Mentoring Beyond Small Talk and Prayer Requests. She enjoys teaching women the Bible and serves as the director of women's initiatives for The Gospel Coalition.
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In this episode, we'll discuss the idea of being "gospel-centered" as well as some vulnerabilities of a truncated gospel message. Often people use the phrase “gospel-centered” to emphasize a focus on justification and soteriology while at times ignoring larger gospel themes in the Bible. How does this play out today? Who might be guilty of this truncated gospel? What movements have popularized the idea of being “gospel-centered?”
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“What Does It Mean to Weep with Those Who Weep?” Kevin DeYoung - https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/kevin-deyoung/what-does-it-mean-to-weep-with-those-who-weep/
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THE BEST OF - Today we rebroadcast one of our most popular podcasts - Part II, from July 2020 - our conversation with author and professor, Kristin Kobes Du Mez, Ph.D. Her new book, Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation, addresses toxic masculinity, tracing the imposition of rigid hierarchy in the traditional family structure from the earliest days of white evangelicalism. Dr. Du Mez talks about The Nones, Fox News, and conservative talk radio; the emergence of Christian media - from radio to television to publishing to entertainment and merchandising. The LeHayes, Phyllis Schlafly. James Dobson, Mark Driscoll, Promise Keepers, John Piper, The Gospel Coalition and the Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, and much more. Ken shares thoughts on evangelicals and gender from The Beached White Male. SEE SHOW NOTES.
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