Have you ever wished you could have amazing spiritual experiences like other people say they have?

Have you ever tried to recreate the spiritual experience that someone said they had?

Have you ever given up on having an amazing spiritual experience?

This episode deals with these angles of chasing and plodding in our spiritual journey.

Credits & Sources:

Mary DeMuth, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Chester, Robert Karris, Andrew Root, Kara Root, David Garland, Augustine, Thomas Oden, David Garland, Moises Silva, N.T. Wright.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(05/17/26)

This episode explores the experience of Joseph of Arimathea (the man who buried Jesus). We are all mixed bags. You may be surprised how much you relate to good old "Joe".

Credits and Sources:

Amy Jill-Levine, Christian Miller, Raymond Brown, David Garland, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Craig Keener. G.H. Twelftree, D.W. Chapman, Josiah Haken.

Music by Tyler Chester and Michael Gungor

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(05/09/26)

This one is a guided meditation, a prayer exercise that perhaps may open up doors of forgiveness that can be difficult to open, and to keep open.

Credits & Sources:

Lee Camp, Debie Thomas, Joel Green, Adele Ahlberg Calhoun, Alan Culpepper, Brad Jersak, Brian Zahnd, Miroslav Volf, Savannah Locke.

Music by Tyler Chester and Michael Gungor

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(05/02/26)

This episode explores the stumbling way of Jesus from his trial before the governor Pilate, to the place of The Skull, where he was crucified. It explores the way of the cross.

Credits & Sources:

Henri Nouwen, Craig Keener, Josephus, J. Dennis, Mark Baker, Brian Zahnd, N.T. Wright, Alan Culpepper, David Garland, Justo Gonzalez, Oscar Romero.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(04/18/26)

You may not have spent much time in a courtroom, but you probably know the feeling of being on trial: accused, judged, misrepresented, misunderstood, threatened, pinned down, ganged up on, demeaned, alone, unwanted, scapegoated, experiencing injustice.

This episode is about the pathway Jesus opens to navigate these situations from a different place.

Credits:

P. Gregg Blanton, Marsha Linehan, Steve Cuss, Benjamin Foreman, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Moises Silva, Craig Keener, Fred Craddock, Joel Green, N.T. Wright, Brian Zahnd.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(04/18/26)

More can happen through holy Silence and Centering prayer than may ever happen through words.

Enjoy!

This one closes with a benediction.

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(03/29/26)

Trying so hard.

Meaning well.

Wanting to get it all right.

Credits & Sources:

Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Stephanie Rigg, Casey Gwinn, Chan Hellman, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Moises Silva, Eugene Peterson, Joel Green, David Garland, Tim Geddert, Jonathan Martin, Craig Keener, Dan Kent, Greg Boyd.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/22/26)

Does this sound familiar?

You start thinking about yourself, who you are, your attributes, and your performance.

And in almost no time flat you are comparing yourself to someone else. You are using someone else as a measuring stick to evaluate yourself.

Does this sound familiar? This episode explores the different way of relating to greatness that Jesus offers in order to free us from the comparison trap.

Credits and Sources:

Dan Vander Plaats, Rita Halteman Finger, George McClain, Leon Festinger, Kendra Cherry, Don Riso, Russ Hudson, David DeSilva, Ben Witherington, David Garland, Joel Green, Alan Culpepper, Craig Keener.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/15/26)

Betrayals come in all shapes and sizes. Some are small. Some are massive. Some are intentional. Some are unintentional.

Friend drama, workplace drama, family drama, marriage/romantic partner drama, business drama, and neighborhood drama.

This episode explores how Jesus treats betrayers.

Credits & Sources:

Christian Miller, Brian Zahnd, George MacDonald, Moises Silva, Fred Craddock, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Shirley Glass, Joel Green, N.T. Wright, James Alison.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/08/26)

Under stress some of us over-function, some of us under-function. It doesn't work to tell us to, "Stop it." We need something that releases us from the stress and strain.

This episode looks at what Jesus does it release us from the inevitability of keeping on over-functioning or under-functioning.

Credits and Sources:

Murray Bowen, Michael E. Kerr, Roberta M. Gilbert, Edwin H. Friedman, Steve Cuss, Craig Keener, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, David Burns, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, David Garland, Tim Geddert.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/01/26)

We all know what it is like to face options, categories, and choices that leave us stuck because there is no way to move forward without violating a core part of who we are. None of the options or categories work.

It is a stalemate, a double-bind, an impasse, a lose/lose.

This episode is about navigating these kinds of situations with Jesus. There is a way through, and Jesus is the way through.

Credits:

Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, David Garland, Joel Green, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, Craig Keener, Edwin Friedman, Steve Cuss.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/21/26)

"Peace" and "peacemaking" are words that get thrown around a lot. People have very different ideas of HOW we achieve peace.

So many people say that they want peace, and yet we live in a world so lacking in peace.

This episode extends the conversation from simply saying that we want peace, to ask what does Jesus show us that we can do that makes peace possible and actual?

Credits and Sources:

Dallas Willard, Scot McKnight, Bill Wilson, Joel Green, Edwin Yamauchi, David Garland, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Preston Sprinkle, Dan White Jr.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/01/26)

We are living in a time when the names "God" and "Jesus" are claimed by all different kinds of people who either claim or truly believe that their angle, actions, and agendas truly reflect the kingdom Jesus declared. This is nothing new. It's something Jesus dealt with as well.

This episode explores what Jesus had to say to people who presumed that his kingdom would function in the same way as the kingdoms of this world.

Credits and Sources:

Alan Culpepper, David Garland, Greg Boyd, William Herzog, N.T. Wright. Josephus, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Chris McKinny, Craig Keener, H. Bond, Fred Craddock, Joel Green, Kenneth Bailey, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, Donald Kraybill.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(01/25/26)

Underneath their hard exterior, how many wish they could find their way to a different life but are uncertain of what it might mean to let go, to take a leap into that new life.

If I make this change, am I still just going to end up alone?

Will there be enough?

Am I enough?

Can my web of broken relationships ever be whole?

Credits and Sources:

Kenneth Bailey, Louis Schotroff, Donald Kraybill, Craig Keener, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Rachel Yehuda, Mark Baker, William Herzog, Justo Gonazlez.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(01/18/26)

None of us like the feeling of living differently than we said we were going to live, and yet we all know this feeling.

This one isn't only about New Year's Resolutions. It's about the moments you live through without realizing that this is your moment to shine, to practice what you preach, to have integrity. It's about the importance of being connected to a Jesus who stops and recognizes the opportunities to live a good game.

Credits & Sources:

Justo Gonzalez, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Craig Keener, A.D. Riddle, Fred Craddock, Joel Green, Kenneth Bailey.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(01/11/26)

This episode explores how it changes the Christmas story when we remember that none of the characters knew what was going to happen next.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

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(12/21/25)

This episode explores your experiences of joy. It helps you stop beating yourself up when you aren't experiencing much joy, while also helping you open yourself up to receive joy.

Credits & Sources:

Kenneth Bailey, Joel Green, Moises Silva, Tim Geddert, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Craig Keener, Raymond Brown, C.S. Lewis.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(12/14/25)

You could say that this one is about death and dying and so nobody wants to listen to it. But it is much more than that. It's about how underneath all culture warring, underneath all worldview defense lies a sheer terror: We are all enslaved to the fear of death. That fear infects everything.

What does it mean to follow Jesus and walk towards an inevitable death without being enslaved to this fear?

Sources:

Ernest Becker, Richard Beck, Ted Pyscynski, Andrew Root, Kara Root, Brian Ross, Kosuke Koyama, Mark Baker, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Brian Zahnd, Eric Versluis, Cynthia Vinney, Russell Barkley, Emily Smith, Erika Hayasaki, Plato, David B. Rose, Helmine Bigler, Stephen Covey, Mark Strauss, Craig Keener, N.T. Wright, and Elizaeth Bruenig.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(12/7/25)

So many people see the rich in the powerful in one of two ways.

• They either see them as the posterchild of success and they secretly envy them.
• Or they villainize them as corrupt oppressors.

Neither view looks through the eyes of compassion. Jesus sees what few others see about what riches and power are doing to them.

This one explores the way that Jesus speaks out of compassion for the rich and the powerful.

Credits and Sources:

Ivan Paz, William Herzog, Gerhard Lenski, Tim Jennings, Dacher Keltner, Sukhvinder Obhi, James Alison, Jerry Useem, Skye Jethani, Justo Gonzalez, David Garland, Bruce Malina, Richard Rorhbaugh, Alan Culpepper, N.T. Wright, Kenneth Bailey, Moises Silva, Tim Geddert, Renee Durbin, Miguel de la Torre.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(11/23/25)

This episode explores why reconnecting with your younger self is crucial to healthy spirituality.

Credits and Sources:

Eugene Peterson, Andrew Root, Kara Root, Antoine de Saint Exupéry, Hartmut Rosa, Lacy Finn Borgo, Ken Shigematsu, Justo Gonazalez, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, David Garland.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(11/16/25)

Do you know that part of you that dearly wants to be right? Do you know that part that doesn't want to need any fixing, any correction, any help? Do you know that part with a chronic need to impress others.

Do you know that part of you that known that you can't fix you? It's the part that knows that you keep trying to make it better and solve things, but somehow you have stuck patterns and things that aren't working?

Can you feel that tension? These parts polarize within us and fight against one another.

What story does Jesus tell here that might help you find relief?

Credits & Sources:

Kenneth Bailey, William Herzog II, Brian Zahnd, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Justo Gonzalez, Bill Wilson, Daniel Taylor, Ian Cron, Gerald May, Steve Cuss, Eugene Peterson, Josiah Haken, Michael Farris.

Music by Michael Gungor & Tyler Chester

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(11/9/25)

Life hits us with so many opportunities to just give up. We all know the feeling. "Nothing I do is going to change anything. Why am I trying any more? I'm just banging my head against a wall. This is an unsolvable puzzle, an impossible problem. This is an incompatible relationship. I have no control over this."

What difference does it make if prayer is the alterative you choose to giving up?

Credits:

Tim Geddert, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Alan Culpepper, Marsha Linehan, Craig Keener, Kenneth Bailey, David Garland, Justo Gonzalez, David Wenham, Luise Schottroff, William Herzog II, Robert Capon, St. Francis, St. Patrick, Nijay Gupta, Martin Seligman.

Music by Michael Gungor & Tyler Chester

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(11/2/25)

You can see that life you want on the horizon. But the more you chase after it, the more you exert control, plan, strategize, threat manage, self-preserve, rush, cling, and try...

The further it retreats. It slips out of your grip. It dissolves. It disappears and leaves you feeling empty and alienated.

Jesus says, "Whoever tries to keep their life will lose it, and whoever loses their life will preserve it." (Luke 17:33)

What does this paradox mean for your life?

Credits & Sources:

Andrew Root, Kara Root, Hartmut Rosa, Justo Gonzalez, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Moises Silva, Craig Keener, N.T. Wright, Tim Geddert, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Greg Boyd, Luise Schottroff, Eugene Peterson.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(10/18/25)

When life turns upside down sometimes we realize what we were taking for granted. We realize that there were things we treated as important that simply are not important. There are things that are important, but we treated them with little regard. It's strange how a crisis can take controversies, prejudices and polarizations that feel like they matter so intensely...and suddenly they do not matter at all.

What if you could live now the way you will wish you could have lived back then? And in the middle of all of this-what is the faith and salvation that Jesus sees happening within you?

Credits and Sources:

Greg Boyd, Tim Geddert, Joel Green, T. Omiya, David Garland, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Alan Culpepper, Fred Craddock, Justo Gonzalez, Craig Keener.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(10/5/25)

Both Jesus and the Pharisees wanted people to change. They used the same tool to seek change. But they used that tool in opposite ways. That tool was table fellowship. The Pharisees withheld table fellowship as a means of changing people. Jesus extended table fellowship as a means of changing people. What does it mean to participate in the kind of community of change that Jesus created?

Credits & Sources:

Mark Baker, Moises Silva, Tim Geddert, Lewis Smedes, Brian Ross, Michael Card, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Kenneth Bailey, Justo Gonzalez, Stephanie Rigg, Joel Green, Alan Culpepper, Jan Richardson, Fred Craddock.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(09/28/25)

What happens when you get so far inside of your own experience that you cannot see from someone else's perspective. Call it a funk, tunnel vision, an echo chamber. Whatever it is, their experience, their perspective, their needs become invisible to you. All you can see is your pain and what you want. They might as well be a million miles away. And the farther you go into the experience, the deeper and darker it becomes.

From time to time, this just happens to us. It does.

What does Jesus have to say? How does the Spirit work with us in these experiences?

Credits and Sources:

Craig Keener, Moises Silva, William Herzog II, Brian Zahnd, Eugene Peterson, Fred Craddock, N.T. Wright, David Garland, Clarence Jordan, Brad Jersak, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert.  

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(09/21/25)

Figuring out your relationship to money, wealth, stuff, and things can be tricky. It's complicated!!! This episode explores some stories Jesus tells as a way of possibly helping you discern your own heart and desires related to income, money, wealth, stuff, and things.

Credits and Sources:

Ryan Shellenberg, Ched Meyers, Paul Trudinger, William R. Herzog II, Justo Gonazlez, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, David Garland, Craig Keener, Kenneth Bailey, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Donald Kraybill.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(09/13/25)

This episode tells Melvin's story. The story of a man who didn't know himself, who didn't know what he wanted, a man who's like was constantly zigging and zagging to chase approval and avoid threats.

Credits and Sources:

Roberta M Gilbert, R. Robert Creech, Steve Cuss, Robert Cialdini, Rodney Stark, Tim Geddert, Moises Silva, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, David Garland, Mark Baker, Edwin Friedman, Craig Keener, Alan Culpepper, Justo Gonzalez.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(08/31/25)

What do you do when you've invested yourself in a relationship. They signal that they'll be there for you, that you can count on them, they are on board with your project.

And then.....

Just when it counts the most, they are a NO SHOW. They give you a lame excuse. They prove that you are not as important to them as they acted like you were.

What then???

What do you do with your wounded love?

Credits & Sources:

Simon Carey Holt, Dan White Jr., Tim Chester, Robert J. Karris, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, David Garland, Kenneth Bailey, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Luise Schottroff, N.T. Wright, Craig Keener, Moises Silva.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(08/23/25)

This episode invites you to consider the parts of who you are that don't need quick fixes or simple solutions. They don't need a quick pat on the back. They presence that isn't going away. A knowledge that you aren't alone in this. You need held.

There are parts of who you are that have given everything they can give, but you can't overcome it. You need healed.

There are parts of who are that feel imprisoned by scripts and narratives that feel impossible to live up to. You need released.

Credits & Sources:

Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, David Garland, Brad Harper, Drew Harper, Steve Cuss, Don Riso, Russ Hudson, John DelHousaye.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(08/03/25)

This episode explores the ways that the Golden Rule (treat others the way you want to be treated) is quite possibly one of the most difficult things to actually live, even though we talk about it as if it were super basic and easy. It looks at how Jesus speaks into this experience.

Credits & Sources:

Tim Geddert, David Garland, Brad Jersak, N.T. Wright, Brian Zahnd, Justo Gonzalez.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(07/27/25)

Is there anything more going on in this universe than meaningless particles and atoms just bouncing into once another and colliding, hurtling through space? If the rule and reign of God is actually A THING in this universe, how do you know it? What is the experience like when God becomes REAL to you? To what can we compare it? This episode wrestles with a parable that Jesus told, and how that story connects with our everyday experience.

Credits & Sources:

Parker Palmer, Brian McLaren, Pliny the Elder, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Justo Gonzalez, Joel Green, Tim Geddert, Fred Craddock, Carol Newsom, Sharon Ringe, Frederich Dale Bruner, Luise Schottroff, Stephen Wright, David Wenham, Craig Keener, N.T. Wright, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Rich Villodas, Richard Longnecker, Brad Jersak.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(07/19/25)

The tricky thing about your wounded and protective parts is that sometimes you don't even know which is which, or where the pain is coming from? All you know is that things are not exactly "working". This episode explores the way that Jesus engages your wounded and protective parts.

Credits & Sources:

Joel Green, Richard Lowery, Benjamin Foreman, Kenneth Bailey, Justo Gonzalez, Greg Boyd, Alan Culpepper, David Garland, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Richard Hays.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(07/13/25)

Our brains are incredible at recognizing patterns, reading signs, and interpreting events. Our brains figure out shortcuts. It's what makes us incredible!!! It's how we master skills. And it makes us vulnerable. In between every person and event you encounter, and whatever you say or do next, your brain is interpreting....and none of us interpret everything correctly.

What does Jesus have to say about this???

Credits & Sources:

Robert B. Cialdini, Tim Geddert, Eugene Peterson, Craig Keener, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Kenneth Bailey, Alred Edersheim, Robert Capon, David Wenham, Richard Longenecker, Allan W. Martens, Luise Schottroff, Stephen Wright, Greg Boyd, R. Alan Culpepper, David Garland, Edmund Burke, Josephus, Marsha Linehan, Josephus, Philo, Tertullian.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(07/05/25)

Experiences of burnout exist along a continuum, from low-grade to severe. Is burnout a "you" problem, or an "us" problem? How do you cope when you feel trapped in a situation that feels like it set you up to fail? Most importantly, what might Jesus say or do in the midst of our experiences of burnout?

Credits & Sources:

Luise Schottroff, David Garland, Kenneth Bailey, Justo Gonzalez, Steve Cuss, Edwin Friedman, Anne Helen Petersen, Sharon Hodde Miller, Kenneth Tanner, St. Ambrose, Joshua Cohen, Greg Boyd, Alan Hirsh, Carey Nieuwhof, Alan Culpepper.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(06/08/25)

What good does it do to tell a worrier not to worry? Are they now free, or are they now thinking about worrying....or worrying about worrying....or feeling guilty about worrying....or worry about feeling guilty about worrying?

If worry is one of the most universal experiences of people across planet earth, did Jesus simply shrug his shoulders and say, "Don't worry." (as if that would solve it?) And if Jesus did have something more to say about worry- what was he getting at?

Credits & Sources:

Tim Geddert, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Justo Gonzalez, Marsha Linehan, Tim Jennings, James K. A. Smith, Stephanie Rigg.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(06/01/25)

We experience emotional triangles all the time. Sometimes they complicate our life. Sometimes we think they uncomplicate our life. We involve a third person when the relationship becomes tricky. Sometimes we are the third person being involved. People tried to pull Jesus into triangles too. They tried to get him to tell someone else what to do. They tried to pressure him to TAKE A SIDE on crucial issues of justice. How did Jesus respond?

Credits and Sources:

Edwin Friedman, Steve Cuss, Roberta Gilbert, Murray Bowen, Vern Hyndman, Gerhard Lenski, Kenneth Bailey, Alan Culpepper, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Luise Shcottroff, Steven Wright, Craig Keener, Mary Ann Beavis, William R. Herzog II, Ron Sider, Miguel De La Torre, Richard Lowery, Tim Geddert, Donald Kraybill.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(05/18/25)

Within each of us are hidden thoughts, emotions, patterns, and desires asking to be fed. What would the results be if you really did get all that you are looking for? What would be the inevitable trajectory of those desires?

Credits and Sources:

Joel Green, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Justo Gonzalez, Heidi Tillotson, Kenneth Tanner, C.S. Lewis, Brian Ross, Tim Geddert, Nathaniel Carlson, Leonard Sweet, Brian Zahnd, Austin Fischer, Brad Jersak.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(05/10/25)

Luke 11:37-54

Credits & Sources:

Alan Culpepper, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Joel Green, David Garland, Lisa Cron, Steve Cuss, Brian Ross.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(05/04/25)

Our brains are wired to detect patterns, to look for connections, to read relationships, and interpret the meaning of things. We do it all the time. It’s part of being human. You look for signs when you feel uncertain. When you feel lost, stuck, small. When you don’t know who you are. When you feel alone. When you don’t feel seen or known. When you want to be right. When you want to be vindicated. When you feel out of control.

Jesus doesn't just try to shut down the sign seeking. He draws our attention to something deeper that's going on within our sign seeking.  

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(04/27/25)

Credits and Sources:

Miroslav Volf, Herbert McCabe, Steve Cuss, Brad Jersak, Brian Zahnd, Mark Baker, Ian Cron, Daniel Taylor, , Cornelius Plantinga, Brian Ross, Jr. James Bryan Smith, Anchor Bible Dictionary, Eric Miller, Book of Common Prayer.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(04/20/25)

Regression: "the act of going back to a previous place or state; reversion to a chronologically earlier or less adapted pattern of behavior and feeling; reversion to an earlier mental or behavioral level".

Whether we are talking about soil, systems, or your soul, the story of regressions can be found. We look for external solutions to internal problems. We try really hard to clear out space, only to find it filled in with something even worse. The nervous system takes people back to what it knows: old patterns, old behaviors, default modes, and old narratives.

Credits:

Aristotle, Ian Cron, Steve Cuss, Edwin Friedman, Helen Keller, Robert M. Coates, Kenneth Tanner, Fred Craddock, Alan Culpepper, Richard Rohr, Teresa of Avila, Charles Duhigg, Greg Boyd.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(04/13/25)

If you cannot open up your deepest longings, your disappointment, sadness, grief, and hope- it you cannot bring them into the open before God, then how can you pray?

Credits & Sources:

Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Craig Keener, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Henri Nouwen, Marsha Linehan David Garland, Alan Johnson, Alan Culpepper, Veli-Matti Karkkainen, Kenneth Bailey.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(04/06/25)

This episode explores how much of a natural you already are, and why this is crucial to recognize.

Credits & Sources:

Lewis Smedes, Greg Boyd, William Barber II, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Tim Geddert, Fred Craddock, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Justo Gonzalez, Craig Keener, Kenneth Bailey, David Garland.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/16/25)

Have you ever felt like you have lost your smile? Like you are chasing a smile that somebody is never going to give you? This episode is the story of Myra's smile.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/09/25)

This episode explores the massively courageous act of becoming a neighbor, which involves coming to understand what someone else thinks, what they feel, and what they want/need. It involves being moved by this. Caring....enough to do something....

And that is terrifying.

And to Jesus this is the path to life.

Credits & Sources:

Tim Geddert, David Garland, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Kenneth Bailey.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/02/25)

This episode will help you explore the layers and complexities of your deep desires for a happy life, a secure life, a successful life, a connected life, a life lived to the full, an abundant life, a life that brings the best out of you, a life that truly works in the long run. It won't answer all your questions, but it may help uncover conversations you need to have with yourself, with others, and with the Spirit of God.

Credits & Sources:

John Walton, Victor Matthews, Mark Chavalas, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Tim Geddert, Fred Craddock, Craig Keener, David Garland, Justo Gonzalez, Brian Ross, D. W. Chapman, Donald Kraybill, Clarence Haynes Jr., Eugene Peterson.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/23/25)

We were all born into a set of stories that affect the way we interpret reality. The affect the way you ask and answer the question, "Am I safe, or am I in danger?" Sometimes we get stuck in a cycle of playing and replaying stories that cause us to rehearse and replay negative emotions. The feelings amplify. We double down. Our thinking becomes distorted. Our ability to think creatively falls away. We are only looking for people or evidence that will confirm what we are already saying. This gospel story explores the way Jesus goes about freeing us from these mental loops.

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(02/9/25)

You mean well. This world means well. We really do. And yet the good news that Jesus declared for the poor, the imprisoned, the blind, and the oppressed does not always arrive. Desperate people beg for help, and sometimes no help comes. The path of love gets stopped up, much like a twisted hose. What is it that can reopen the path of love?

Credits & Sources:

Kenneth Tanner, Donald Kraybill, David Garland, Joel Green, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Fred Craddock, Stephen Grcevich, Holiday Rondeau, Hans Selye, Don Riso, and Russ Hudson.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/2/25)

History is littered with stories where atrocities of every kind were justified with Christian language and even by quoting the Law and the Prophets. We may want to distance ourselves from these stories, but we easily slip into seeing people and events in our life without any thought of the face of Christ.

Credits & Sources:

Greg Boyd, Brian Zahnd, Jonathan Kirsh, Andrew Holt, Miguel De La Torre, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Fred Craddock, N.T. Wright, David Garland, Kenneth Tanner, William Blake, Simone Weil, Marilynne Robinson, Richard Beck.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(01/26/25)

We spend so much of our life not living in the now. We are stuck thinking about our past and reacting to right now out of old wounds, old fears, and old pain. We are paralyzed not only by what bad things could happen in the future, but also by our dreams. When life doesn't look the way that we had dreamed that it would look, we aren't sure how to live in the now.

Credits & Sources:

N.T. Wright, Eldon Fry, Mark Baker, Justo Gonzalez, J. Dennis, Donald Kraybill, Joshua J. Mark, Craig Keener, Fred Craddock, Tim Geddert, Steve Bradt, C.S. Lewis.

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(01/18/25)

Wouldn't it be wonderful if every time life presented us with opportunities to do something good and noble, or to help with something crucial-those opportunities were completely uncomplicated, calm, convenient, and aligned perfectly with all of our other life priorities and goals? Wouldn't that be nice?

But so often, that's not the way it is.

This episode wrestles with this reality, and what the Spirit of Jesus might be whispering to us in the midst of it all.

Credits & Sources:

Jan Richardson, Brian Ross, Fred Craddock, Steve Cuss, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, David Garland, Tim Chester.

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(01/12/25)

Credits & Sources:

Malcom Guite, Fred Craddock, Alan Culpepper, Craig Keener, Justo Gonzalez, Helen Bond, Kenneth Tanner, Brad Jerzak, N.T. Wright, Brian Zahnd, Morten Hørning Jensen, J. Richard Middleton.

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(12/22/24)

The title is a quote that Bilbo says in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit. There's a kind of learning that simply cannot be accessed by books or by thinking harder. It happens on adventures. Sometimes the adventure you find yourself on is a journey OUTSIDE of yourself into vulnerable territory. Sometimes the adventure you find yourself on takes you INSIDE yourself into vulnerable territory that you have not yet navigated but need to. Either way, you will never be the same. This episode works towards an understanding of the Spirit of Jesus who sends us on adventures still.

Credits & Sources:

Perry Phillips, Steve Cuss, Brian Ross, J.R.R. Tolkien, Edwin Friedman, Eric Versluis, Mark Baker, Craig Keener, Leonard Sweet.

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(12/15/24)

An extraordinary story of two different people from the same community, whose lives could hardly have been more different...and the Jesus who met them both where they were. This is one of those stories that causes folks who don't believe in Jesus at all to say...."I wish it was true because that story is beautiful."

How can you not love Jesus?

Credits & Sources:

David Garland, Craig Keener, Moises Silva, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Ephriam the Syrian, Thomas Oden, Anders Runesson, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, Mary Ann Tolbert, Bernard Ott, Justo Gonzalez, Fred Craddock, Marvin Wilson, Edwin Yamauchi, Mary Marnach, Shannon Laughlin-Tommaso, Mayo Clinic.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(12/07/24)

Credits & Sources:

Alan Kreider, Steve Cuss, Lynn Jost, Nathaniel Carlson, Eldon Fry, Desmond Tutu, Casey Gwinn, Chan Hellman.

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(12/01/24)

Have you ever noticed that when you are taking yourself, and everything very seriously that your joy and gratitude diminish and go away? Have you ever noticed that some of your most joyful moments and thankful moments are also moments when you were caught up in being playful? This episode explores the relationship between these things and considers the way that joy comes to us.

Credits & Sources:

Ken Shigematsu, Lacy Finn Borgo, Steve Cuss, Edwin Friedman, Philip D. Kenneson, C.S. Lewis, Scott Peck, John Chrysostom, Thomas Aquinas, Gerard Manley Hopkins.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(11/17/24)

Why is it that every time we seemingly defeat an enemy, we have not defeated the fear that infects humanity? Is every enemy real, or an illusion? What is it that elicits fear and hatred within humanity? What is it that seems to have a diabolical genius at knowing what everyone fears the most and creating mascots of that fear in ways that turn humans against one another and against creation?

Credits:

Murray Bowen, Michael Kerr, Roberta Gilbert, Steve Cuss, Trent Voth, N.T. Wright, Joel Green, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, Fred Cradock, Malka Z. Simkovich.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(11/17/24)

Have you ever found yourself on a ride you didn't want to be on. It's any experience where things take a sudden dip, twist or turn and you realize, "I didn't sign up for this. This isn't what I thought it was going to be. I want off this ride. I didn't choose this destination." But there is no magic button that gets you off the ride. You just have to hold on for dear life, praying that you live through it. This episode helps you grapple with your experiences of finding yourself on a ride you didn't choose.

Credits and Sources:

Tim Geddert, David Garland, Alan Culpepper, Andrew Shaffer, Brian Ross.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(11/10/24)

Family. Your strongest emotions. Your highest highs. Your lowest lows. The people with the most capacity to hurt you or support you. Your most complicated but important relationships. The memories you play the most. Your identity, values, traditions, physical health, development as a person, and resources and all so deeply connected to family. As you live your life connected (or disconnected) to family, what is it that Jesus says and does that could offer perspective, help, and hope?

Additionally, this episode includes some introductory helps for keeping a healthy soul during election chaos.

Credits:

Rodney Stark, Brian Zahnd, Brian Ross, Steve Cuss, Richard Rorhbaugh, Bruce Malina, Craig Keener, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Fred Craddock, Scot McKnight, Dan White Jr., Debra Hirsh, Josephus Flavius, William Steuart McBirnie, Frederick Dale Bruner, Richard Bauckham, Gerhard Lohfink.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

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(11/2/24)

When you find yourself in the darkness would you rather try to SEE your way through the darkness, or LISTEN your way through the darkness? You strain your eyes to see your way through the problems and questions of your life. The episode explores the parable (paradox) of Jesus that invites us to redirect all of that problem solving energy from our EYES to our EARS. What does it mean to learn to listen for light? Might you find something different than you expected, but what you truly needed?

Credits & Sources:

Jan Richardson, Leon Morris, David Wenham, Craig Keener, Richard N. Longenecker, Morna Hooker, Gordon Franz, Elaine A. Phillips, David Garland, Jeff Tacklind, Moises Silva, Scott Peck, Klyne Snodgrass.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

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(10/27/24)

Recent data says that on average a thought only lasts 9.2 seconds before you are on to the next thought. What is it that causes a tiny little thought to grow and become something life-changing? What challenges and hurdles does a tiny little thought have to overcome to actually become life changing? What's going on when a tiny little seed of a thought becomes so much a part of who you are that you come to see yourself differently based on this tiny little thought- that is now a very important part of your identity?

Credits & Sources:

Julie Tseng, Jordan Poppenk, Frederick Dale Bruner, Eugene Peterson, Jean Sulivan, Fred Craddock, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Justo Gonzalez, David Williams, George Akerlof, Daniel Ariely, Robert Cialdini.

Sermon by Aaron Carlson

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(09/22/24)

Who am I? What does it mean to be me? People wrestle with this question when they are young, in adulthood, through midlife crises, in retirement, and even at the end of life. We find ourselves trying to be someone we are not. Copying someone else. Believe our inner critic. Riddled by anxiety and self-doubt. Slaves to ego and pride. Bombarded by voices telling us that we are what we own, we are who other people say we are, and we are what we accomplish. We slip into daydreams wishing we had someone else's life. This episode helps you wrestle with this question: "Why weren't you...you?"

Credits & Sources:

Leonard Sweet, David McDonald, Brennan Manning, Steve Cuss, Craig Keener, Joel Green, Donald Kraybill.

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(09/29/24)

Credits & Sources:

Kenneth E. Bailey, Craig Keener, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, David Wenham, Luise Schottroff, Edwin M. Yamauchi, Marvin R. Wilson, Moises Silva, Seth M. Rodriquez, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Fred Craddock, Tim Chester.

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(09/22/24)

Credits & Sources:

Brian Ross, Leonard Sweet, Brian Zahnd, Tim Geddert, Dallas Willard, Saint Anthony of Egypt.

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(09/15/24)

Credits & Sources:

Leonard Sweet, Justo Gonzalez, Fred Craddock, Walter Brueggeman, Alan Culpepper, David Garland, Tim Geddert, Tim Chester, Robert J. Karris.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(09/08/24)

Credits & Sources:

Vern Hyndman, Eugene L. Lowry, Brian Ross, Steve Cuss, Alan Culpepper, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, Fred Craddock, David Garland, Joel Green, Donald Kraybill, Greg Boyd, Esau McCaulley.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(08/25/24)

Credits & Sources:

Steve Cuss, N.T. Wright, Brennan Manning, Craig Keener, David Garland, Fred Craddock, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Alan Culpepper, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, Joel Green, Darrell Bock, Bessel Van Der Kolk, Joshua A Krish, Edwin Yamauchi, Roland K. Harrison.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(08/18/24)

What might it do within you to hear Jesus say, "You have such incredible faith!"

Credits and Sources:

Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, David Garland, Craig Keener, Tim Geddert, Bob Ekblad, Nijay Gupta, John F. Defelice Jr., N.T. Wright, Matthew Bates, Eldon Fry.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(08/04/24)

Credits and Sources:

Charles DuHigg, Edwin Friedman, Brennan Manning, Dallas Willard, John Gottman, and Lee Camp.

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(07/21/24)

Credits & Sources:

Steve Cuss, Bessel Van Der Kolk, Elvin Semrad, Brian Ross, Christian B. Miller, Adam Grant, C.S. Lewis, Heidi Tillotson, Thayer’s Greek Lexicon, Sheryl Crow, Karl Barth, Rich Villodas.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(07/14/24)

Credits & Sources:

Steve Cuss, R. Robert Creech, Murray Bowen, William R. Herzog, Gerhard Lenski, Scot McKnight, Craig Keener, Donald Kraybill, Alan Culpepper, Ian Cron, and Marsha Linehan.

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(07/07/24)

Credits & Sources:

Brennan Manning, Fred Craddock, John Gottman, Silvana Mici, Owen Kessler, C. Hazan, P.R. Shaver, E.J. Finkel, C.M. Hui, K.L. Carswell, G.M. Larson, M.S. Clark, J. Mills, X.B. Arriaga, C.R. Agnrew, Donald Kraybill, Allan Culpepper, David Garland, Brian Ross, Brian Zahnd.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(06/09/24)

Credits and Sources:

"Lest Innocent Blood Be Shed" by Philip Hallie, Preston Sprinkle, Holocaust Encyclopedia, Scot McKnight.

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(06/01/24)

Credits and Sources:

Dale Allison Jr., Moises Silva, A.J. Swoboda, Scot McKnight, Frederick Dale Bruner, Greg Boyd, Alan Culpepper, Justo Gonzalez, Bruce Malina, Richard Rorhbaugh, Tim Geddert, Eugene Lowry, David Garland, Fred Craddock, Donald Kraybill, Martin Luther King, Josephus, Ambrose of Milan, Jelly Roll.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(05/18/24)

Credits & Sources:

Vern Hyndman, Frederick Dale Bruner, Augustine, Josephus, Dan White, Debra Hirsh, William Steuart McBirnie, Richard Bauckham, E.J. Schnabel, Megan DeFranza, GerhardLohfink, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Tim Geddert, David Garland, Fred Craddock, Justo Gonzalez, Donald Kraybill, C. David Jones, Nils von Kalm.  

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(05/04/24)

Credits and Sources:

Edwin M. Yamauchi. D. Instone-Brewer, Ambrose of Milan, Mishnah, Richard Rohrbaugh,Bruce Malina, Justo Gonzalez, Greg Boyd, Fred Craddock, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Craig Keener, David Garland, J. Ellsworth Kalas, Brian Zahnd, Brad Jersak, Donald Kraybill, BDAG, Louw and Nida.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(05/04/24)

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(04/18/24)

Credits & Sources:

Mark D. Baker, Eric Miller, Robert Linthicum, Sherri Nozik, Moises Silva, Louw and Nida, Brian Ross, Eugene Lowry, Alan Culpepper, N.T. Wright, Tim Geddert, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Scot McKnight, Donald Kraybill, Justo Gonzalez, Greg Boyd, Fred Craddock, Tim Chester, Joel Green, BDAG.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(04/18/24)

Credits & Sources:

Brian Ross, Justo Gonzalez, Francis Spufford, N.T. Wright, Bessl Van Der Kolk, ACE Study, OHCHR,IDMC, The World Bank, World Poverty Clock, Lisa Cron, Kenneth Tanner, Jacopo Pasotti, Elisabetta Zavoli, Worldhunger.org, International Labour Organization.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/31/24)

We all have blind spots. We can't conceive of anything different. This episode walks you through the ideas about suffering that the disciples of Jesus could not begin to imagine differently, and also invites you to reflect on what you believe about suffering, and how that might be impacting your experiences of suffering.

Credits & Sources:

Moises Silva, David Steinmetz, Brian Ross, N.T. Wright, Ellen David, Brad Jersak, Richard Hays.  

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/24/24)

Credits & Sources:

David C. Steinmetz, Ellen F. Davis, Richard Hays, Matt Vincent, Tim Chester, Carlos A. Rodriguez, Alan Culpepper, Robert Karris, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Donald Kraybill.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(03/17/24)

Credits & Sources:

Nijay Gupta, N.T. Wright, Leonard Sweet, Craig Keener, David Garland, Eugene Peterson, Fred Craddock, Joel Green, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, Brian Zahnd, Johannes Louw, Eugene Nida, Brad Jersak, Moises Silva, Mark Baker, Greg Boyd.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/25/24)

Credits & Sources:

Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Joel Green, Fred Craddock, David Garland, Darrell Bock, Leonard Sweet, Ben Witherington, Mark Strauss, Frederick Dale Bruner, Moises Silva, Donald Kraybill, Nicole McNichols, Greg Boyd, David DeSilva.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/18/24)

Credits & Sources:

Gerhard Lohfink, Scot McKnight, Moises Silva, C.S. Lewis, Leonard Sweet, Brian Ross, Bill Wilson, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Richard Rohr, Thomas Merton, Craig Keener, David Garland, Kenneth Bailey, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Anthony Blair.  

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/11/24)

Credits & Sources:

Kenneth Tanner, Leonard Sweet, Tim Jennings, Robert Fryling, David Garland, Louw and Nida, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, Joel Green, Craig Keener, Scot McKnight, Nicole Specter, Ashley Olivine, and Brian Zahnd.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(02/04/24)

What then?

Credits & Sources:

Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Craig Keener, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bill Wilson, Justo Gonzalez, Thomas Merton, Mark Baker, Joel Green, Christian Miller, David Garland, Brian Ross, Brad Jersak, Richard Rohr, Brian Zahnd, Gordon Fee, Paul Eddy, and James Beiby.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(01/21/24)

Credits and Sources:

Brian Zahnd, Brennan Manning, Jean Anouih, R.B. Chisholm Jr., Joel Green, Craig Keener, John Delahouse, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Darrell Bock, Kenneth Bailey, Greg Boyd, Kate Murphy, Mario Gollwitzer, Milena Meder, Manfred Schmitt, Kevin Carlsmith,Timothy Wilson, Daniel T. Gilbert.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(01/07/24)

Credits & Sources:

Donald Kraybill, Tim Geddert, Alan Culpepper, David Garland, Craig Keener, Joel Green, Justo Gonzalez, Darrell Bock, Frederick Dale Bruner, Henri Nouwen, N.T. Wright.

Music Credits:

Tyler Chester, Michael Gungor.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(12/17/23)

Credits & Sources:

William R. Herzog II, Gerhard Lenski, Marva Dawn, Philip Zimbardo, Josh Schneider, Ed Grabianowski, Saul Mcleod, Robert Sutton, Greg Boyd, Vicki Haddock, Jonathan Becker, Deborah Gruenfeld, David Fitch, Donald Kraybill, Richard Beck, Tim Geddert, N.T. Wright, David Garland, Justo Gonzalez, Lee Camp, Allan R. Bevere, Dacher Keltner, G. Ward.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(12/10/23)

Credits & Sources:

Ilene Strauss Cohen, Marva Dawn, William Stringfellow, N.T. Wright, Greg Boyd, Joel Green, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Darrell Bock, David Garland, Henry Louis Gates Jr.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(12/3/23)

Credits & Sources: Sanjana Gupta, Henri Nouwen, James Bryan Smith, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Joel Green, David Garland.

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(11/19/23)

Credits and Sources:

Aine Doris, Stephane Stéphane Côté, Jennifer E. Stellar, Robb Willer, Rachel C. Forbes, Sean R. Martin, Emily C. Bianchi, Elizabeth Renter, Devon Frye, Arlin Cuncic, David Susman, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Joel Green, J. Rowling, Craig Keener, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Alan Culpepper, Briah Zahnd, Mark Baker, David Garland, Eric Miller, N.T. Wright, Dan Brennan, Geralidine K. Piorkowski, G.M. Fisk, J.B. Grubbs, J.J. Exline.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(11/4/23)

Credits & Sources:

Eldon Fry, Scot McKnight, Brian Zahnd, Thomas Kelly, Elizabeth Barret Browning, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, David Garland, N.T. Wright, Joel Green, Alan Culpepper, Darrell Bock, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Shira Gabriel, Jill Suttie, Saul Levine, Nell Irvin Painter.   

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(10/22/23)

Credits & Sources:

Scot McKnight, Kenneth E. Bailey, Austin Kleon, Tim Geddert, Justo Gonzalez, Alan Culpepper, Craig Keener, Brian Ross, Joel Green, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, David Garland, Mark Baker, N.T. Wright.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(10/15/23)

Credits & Sources:

Stephanie Pappas, Eddie Brummelman, Sander Thomaes, Meike Slagt , Geertjan Overbeek, Bram Orobio de Castro, Brad J. Bushman, Steve Cuss, Sharon Hodde Miller, Richard S. Hess, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Abraham Maslow, Justo Gonzalez, Tim Geddert, A.J. Swoboda, David Garland, C. Fletcher-Louis, Marina Berzins McCoy, R. Robert Creech, Reinhold Niebuhr, and Mark Sayers.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(10/08/23)

Credits and Sources:

Joel Green, Leonard Sweet, Tim Geddert, Hannah Reyes Morales, Dennie Palmer Wolf, Gerhard Lenski, William R. Herzog II, Donald Kraybill, Eugene Peterson, Scot McKnight, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Melissa Florer-Bixler, Carol Newsom, Sharon Ringe, Justo Gonzalez, Brian Zahnd, David Garland, David Fitch, National Geographic, D.L. Mayfield.  

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(9/24/23)

Credits and Sources:

Craig Keener, Scot McKnight, Austin Fisher, Will Willamon, R. Alan Culpepper, Nicene Creed

(9/17/23)

Credits & Sources:

Joel B. Green, Fred Craddock, Alan Culpepper, Tim Geddert, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, Darrell Bock, Craig Keener, David Garland, Richard Rohr, Carey Nieuwhof, Martin Seligman.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(9/10/23)

Credits & Sources:

Richard Bauckham, Brian Ross, Lisa Cron, N.T. Wright, Justo Gonzalez, David Garland, Tim Geddert, Eerdcast, Fortunoff Video Archive, Lawrence Langer, Edith P., Rich Villodas.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(8/27/23)

Credits & Sources:

New York Post, Veli-Matti Karkkainen, Richard Rohrbaugh, Bruce Malina, Cyndi Parker, Ralph Lewis.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(8/20/23)

Credits & Sources:

Thomas Oden, Chris Hall, Brian Ross, Augustine, Gregory of Nyssa, Jesse Blasdel.

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(7/23/23)

Credits & Sources:

Mark Baker, Peter Scazzero, Curt Thompson, Tim Jennings, Brene Brown, James Bryan Smith, Lewis Smedes, Lynn Jost, C.S. Lewis, St. Augustine.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(7/16/23)

For a more in depth dive on these questions, check out our Perspectives on Suffering series at Perspectives on Suffering (2020) – Netarts Friends Church.

Credits & Sources:

Terrence Fretheim, Samuel Balentine, Jessica Kelly, Greg Boyd, Austin Fischer, Craig Broyles.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(7/9/23)

Credits & Sources:

Austin Fischer, Greg Boyd, Peter Enns, Frederick Buechner.

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(7/2/23)

Credits & Sources:

Greg Boyd, Brian Zahnd, Rebekah Townsend, Brian Ross, Renee Durbin, Brian Moll, Eric Versluis, Paul Barber, Eric Miller, Francis Collins, Pew Research Center, Norman Geisler, Frank Turek, Kurt Willems, Andrina G. Hanson, Yancey Arrington, Gerald Schroeder, Austin Fischer, Charles Darwin, Jonathan Sacks, Vern Hyndman, Peter Enns, Jared Byas, Steven Hawking.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(6/25/23)

Everyone wants to ask about how the book of Genesis lines up with the theory of evolution? And did Noah load up a bunch of baby dinosaurs on the ark? Or if he didn't, why didn't he? Etc.

These are questions that the ancient editors of Genesis couldn't have imagined. This episode looks at understanding the book of Genesis in light of the ancient Sumerian, Babylonian, and Assyrian origin stories that Israel's neighbors were telling.

Credits & Sources:

T. Desmond Alexander, Terrence Fretheim, Peter Enns, Walter Brueggemann, Jared Byas, Daniel Harlow, Kurt Willems, John H. Walton, John Goldingay, Janet Kellog Ray, Austin Fischer, Barna Research.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(6/18/23)

Credits & Sources:

Tim Geddert, Peter Enns, Terry Brensinger, Greg Boyd, Terrence Fretheim, John Walton, G.A. Klingbeil, Austin Fischer.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(6/11/23)

Credits & Sources:

Adam Grant, Robert Sapolsky, Jonathon Haidt, Richard Beck, Paul Rozin, Erving Goffman, Debra Hirsh, Mark Baker, Austin Fischer, Brian Zahnd, Peter Enns, Moises Silva, Greg Boyd, and Robert Cialdini.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(6/4/23)

Credit & Sources:

Gordon Conwell Center for the Study of Global Christianity, Peter Enns, Austin Fischer, Brian Zahnd, Brian Ross, Gregory of Nyssa, and Brad Jersak.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(5/28/23)

Credits and Sources:

Austin Fischer, Nell Irvin Painter, Jonathan Greer, John Hilber, John Walton, Karen R. Keen, Peter Enns, Esau McCaulley, J, G. McConville, Terrence Fretheim, and Kenneth Tanner.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(5/25/23)

Credits & Sources:

Craig Keener, Frederick Dale Bruner, Dan White Jr., Writings of Josephus, Matthew Murray, Chris Keith, Larry Hurtado, Shaye Cohen, Paula Fredriksen, Gerhard Lofhink, William Barclay, Jerome, William Steuart McBirnie.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(5/14/23)

Credits and Sources:

Austin Fischer, Brian Zahnd, Peter Enns.

All answers shared by the Netarts Friends Church family appear as shared unless slightly edited to help retain anonymity.

For more information or to support this podcast visit www.netartsfriends.org

(5/6/23)

Credits:

Tim Geddert, Brian Zahnd, Greg Boyd, Adam Grant, Austin Fischer, Peter Enns, Moises Silva, and Chris Thyberg.

All doubts shared by Netarts Friends Church family appear as shared unless slightly edited to help retain anonymity.

Music Credits: Tyler Chester and Michael Gungor

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(4/23/23)

Music Credits: Tyler Chester and Michael Gungor

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(4/09/23)

Credits & Sources:

Brennan Manning, Rebekah Drumsta, Blaise Pascal, Tim Geddert.

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(3/19/23)

Credits & Sources:

Tim Geddert, Bruce Malina, Richard Rohrbaugh, M. J. Wilkins, Luise Schottroff, Adam Grant, Austin Fischer, Scot McKnight, Frederick Dale Bruner, Richard Gardner, Dallas Willard, N.T. Wright, Donald Hagner, David Wenham, Thomas Oden, Moises Silva, G. Thellman, D. Edmond Hiebert.

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(3/5/23)

Credits & Sources:

Justo Gonzalez, Brian Ross, Steve Cuss, Brian Zahnd, Terry Hargrave, Lewis Smedes, Herbert McCabe, Moises Silva, Vern Hyndman, Luke Timothy Johnson, Elsa Tamez, Christian Miller, Bessel Van Der Kolk, Herb Kopp, Greg Boyd and Pew Research Center.

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(2/26/23)

Credits & Sources:

Fred Pratt Green, Willard Swartley, Michelle Jenck, National Institutes of Health, Tim Geddert, Craig Keener, Moises Silva, Steven Runge, Scot McKnight, Pheme Perkins, Herb Kopp, Luke Timothy Johnson, John Walton, Victor Matthews, Mark Chavalas, Roland K. Harrison, Edwin Yamauchi, Douglass Moo, Cornel Rempel, J.A. Motyer. Rodney Stark.

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(2/19/23)

Credits & Sources:

Robert Cialdini, Lindsay Morgia, Suzanne Bearne, Phillip Hallie, National Geographic, Richard Rohr, Adam Grant, Frederick Dale Bruner, Boyd V. Seevers, Craig Blomberg, Luke Timothy Johnson, Scot McKnight, Brian Zahnd, Martin Lindstrom, and Kara Alaimo.

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(2/11/23)

Credits & Sources:

Pedrito U. Maynard-Reid, Elsa Tamez, Craig Keener, Luke Timothy Johnson, Herb Kopp, Scot McKnight, Mark Baker, Mary J. Evans, Robert S. Fyall, Justo Gonzalez, John Walton, Victor Matthews, and Mark Chavalas.

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(2/4/23)

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(1/29/23)

Credits and Sources:

Vern Hyndman, Mark Baker, Pedrito Maynard-Reid, Elsa Tamez, Craig Keener, Luke Timothy Johnson, Steven Runge, Herb Kopp, Scot McKnight, William Herzog, Prepare/Enrich.

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(1/15/23)

Credits & Sources:

Herbert Kopp, Steven Runge, Pedrito U. Maynard-Reid, Elsa Tamez, Craig Keener, Gerhard Lenski, Bruce Winters, William Herzog II., Scot McKnight, John Stott, Richard Bauckham, Craig Blomberg, and Moises Silva.

Music Credits: Tyler Chester and Michael Gungor

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(1/8/23)

Is there a way to practice an honest, humble, and integrity-filled spirituality in the midst of this experience?

Credits & Sources:

Dietrich Bonhoeffer, David DeSilva, Charles Wesley, Peter Scazzero, Moises Silva, Luke Timothy Johnson, Scott McKnight, John Stott, Pheme Perkins, Kenneth Tanner, Vernon H. Alexander, Henry Montgomery, Mark Labberton.

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(12/18/22)

Credits & Sources:

Herb Kopp, Craig Keener, Elsa Tamez, Pheme Perkins, Steven Runge, Peter Davids, Luke Timothy Johnson, Scot McKnight, John Stott, Craig Blomberg, Richard Rohr, Brad Jersak, Paul Young, Brian Ross, Moises Silva, Marva Dawn.

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(12/04/22)

Credits & Sources: Moises Silva, Steven Runge, Mort Fertel, Herb Kopp, Brian Ross, Luke Timothy Johnson, David Allen, Scot McKnight, Craig Blomberg, Lesslie Newbigin, Dalton Reimer, United State Institute for Peace.

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(11/27/22)

Credits and Sources: Moises Silva, Herb Kopp, Pheme Perkins, Luke Timothy Johnson, Peter Davids, Craig Keener, Scot McKnight, and Brian Ross.

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(11/20/22)

Credits & Sources:

Brad Jersak, Steve Cuss, Brian Ross, Richard Bauckham Mark Baker, Moises Silva, Pheme Perkins, Herb Kopp, Luke Timothy Johnson, Peter Davids, Scot McKnight, Ben Okri, Aida Spencer, Craig Keener, Craig Blomberg, Eric Miller, Gregory Boyle, and Madeleine L'Engle.

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(11/13/22)

Credits and Sources:

Tanya Gazdik, Roger Dooley, Tom Stafford, Jack Loechner, Bob Smietana, Christopher Wright, Pheme Perkins, Luke Timothy Johnson, Scot McKnight, Peter Davids, Brian Ross, Steven Runge, Herb Kopp, Richard Bauckham, Aida Spencer, Craig Keener, Benjamin Cremer.

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(11/06/22)

Credits & Sources: Moises Silva, Pedrito U. Maynard-Reid, Elsa Tamez, Craig Keener, Luke Timothy Johnson, Johnathan Haidt, Michelle Alexander.

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(10/23/22)

Credits & Sources:

Michelle Ferrigno Warren, Moises Silva, Brian Ross, Pedrito U. Maynard-Reid, Elsa Tamez, William R. Herzog II, Gerhard Lenski, Scot McKnight, Peter Davids, Richard Bauckham, Pheme Perkins, John Stott, Craig Blomberg, Mariam Kamell, Brian Zahnd, Josiah Haken and Leonard Sweet.

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(10/16/22)

Story by Aaron Carlson

Credits and Sources: Chris Green, Howard Thurman, and Mark Baker.

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(10/9/22)

Credits and Sources:

Michael Frost, Herb Kopp, Brian Ross, Steven Runge, Scott Peck, Scot McKnight, Alan Jacobs, Joseph Dispenza, Klyne Snodgrass, Pete Scazzero, Jack Zenger, Joseph Folkman, Ralph Nichols, Leonard Stevens, and Sara Korber-DeWeerd.

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(10/1/22)

Credits and Sources: Moises Silva, Lee Camp, Christian Miller, Thomas Merton, Brian Ross, Vern Hyndman, Ian Cron, Luke Timothy Johnson, Craig Keener, Herb Kopp, Craig Blomberg, Mariam Kamell, Aida Besancon Spencer, Scot McKnight, Richard Bauckham, Steven Runge, Peter Davids, Andreas Kostenberger, Pheme Perkins, and Richard Rohr.

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(9/25/22)

Credits & Sources: Moises Silva, Luke Timothy Johnson, Nijay Gupta, Craig Keener, Herb Kopp, Craig Blomberg, John Stott, Elsa Tamez, Mariam Kamell, Aida Besancon Spencer, Robert Gilbert, Scot McKnight, Richard Bauckham, Steven Runge, Peter Davids, Andreas Kostenberger, Pheme Perkins, Pedrito U. Maynard-Reid, Robin Branch, Emerson Powery, William Herzog, and Gerhard Lenski.

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(9/11/22)

Credits & Sources: Richard Beck, Brian Ross, Moises Silva, Geoff Holsclaw, Luke Timothy Johnson, Nijay Gupta, Craig Keener, Herb Kopp, Craig Blomberg, John Stott, Elsa Tamez, Mariam Kamell, Aida Besancon Spencer, Robert Gilbert, Scot McKnight, Richard Bauckham, Steven Runge, Peter Davids, Andreas Kostenberger, Pheme Perkins, Pedrito U. Maynard-Reid, Fraco Vazza, Alberto Feletti, Tim Childers, and Don Riso.

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(9/3/22)

Credits & Sources: Luke Timothy Johnson, Nijay Gupta, Craig Keener, Herb Kopp, Craig Blomberg, John Stott, Elsa Tamez, Mariam Kamell, Aida Besancon Spencer, Robert Gilbert, Scot McKnight, Richard Bauckham, Steven Runge, Peter Davids, Andreas Kostenberger, Pheme Perkins, and Pedrito U. Maynard-Reid.

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(8/27/22)

Credits & Sources: Steve Cuss, Murray Bowen, Erica Brown, Eugene Peterson, Phyllis Trible, Terrence E. Fretheim.

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(8/13/22)

Credits & Sources: Thomas Oden, Greg Boyd, Terrence Fretheim, Phyllis Trible, Marvin R. Wilson, TWOT, Erica Brown, Scot McKnight.

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(7/30/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, and Pieces:

Thomas Oden, Greg Boyd, Parker Palmer, Brian Ross.

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(6/26/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Terrence Fretheim, Scott Peck, John Walton, Victor Matthews, Mark Chavalas, Erica Brown, Phyllis Trible, Jacques Ellul, and Uriel Simon.

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(6/18/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Julie Green, Brian McLaren, Terrence Fretheim, John Walton, Victor Matthews, Mark Chavalas, Erica Brown, Phyllis Trible, Jacques Ellul, Chris Green, and Uriel Simon.

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(6/12/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Bessel Van Der Kolk, M. Scott Peck, Elizabeth Boase, Sarah Agnew, Carl Jung, Oliver Cooper, Steve Cuss, Bernard Ott, Terrence Fretheim, Jacques Ellul, John Goldingay, Pete Enns, Erica Brown, Uriel Simon, John Walton, Victor Matthews, Mark Chavalas, Eugene Peterson, D. Stuart, Phyliss Trible, Irene Nowell, Edward Davis, and James Limburg.

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(5/21/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, and Pieces:

Terrence Fretheim, Jacques Ellul, John Goldingay, Pete Enns, Erica Brown, Uriel Simon, John Walton, Victor Matthews, Terry Brensinger, St. Bonaventure, Mark Chavalas, Eugene Peterson, D. Stuart, Phyliss Trible, Irene Nowell, Edward Davis, Brian Ross, John Gardner, Leonard Sweet and James Limburg.

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(5/8/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Terrence Fretheim, Jacques Ellul, John Goldingay, Pete Enns, Erica Brown, Uriel Simon, John Walton, Victor Matthews, Terry Brensinger, Mark Chavalas, Eugene Peterson, D. Stuart. Phyliss Trible, Irene Nowell, Edward Davis, and James Limburg.

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(5/1/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits & Pieces: Craig Keener, Willie James Jennings, Scott T. Carroll, Edwin Yamauchi, Marvin Wilson.

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(4/23/22)

Scripture References:

Genesis 6:2; Genesis 3:6; Genesis 6:12; Mark 3:27; 1 Peter 3:18-20; 1 Peter 4:6; Acts 2:25-27; Ephesians 4:8-10; Colossians 2:15; 1 Corinthians 15:24-25; Luke 23:43; Matthew 27:51-52; Revelation 1:18; Luke 4: 18-19.

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Thomas Oden, Leonard Sweet, Matthew Lynch, Book of Common Prayer, Justo Gonzalez, Peter Beaumont, Brad Jersak, Matthew Emerson, Richard Murray, Nathan Jacobs, Scot McKnight, Nijay Gupta, A.J. Swoboda, Brian Zahnd.  

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(4/17/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Miroslav Volf, David DeSilva, Bruce Malina, Richard L. Rohrbaugh, Moises Silva, Frederick Dale Bruner, Ian Cron, Steve Cuss, A.D. Clarke, David Garland, Lewis Smedes.

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(4/10/22)

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(3/13/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Rodney Stark, Max Weber, Brian Ross, Charles Taylor, Gary Habermas, M. Foucault.

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(3/6/22)

Sources:

J.R. Briggs and Bob Hyatt

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(2/27/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, and Pieces:

Moises Silva, Gordon Fee, Philip Kenneson, Peter Robinson, Bessel Van Der Kolk, Richard Schwartz, Thomas Meron, Judith Wright, Bianca Bagnarelli, Brian Resnick, Wilhelm Hofmann, Roy Baumeister, Georg Forster, Kathleen Vohs, Marina Milyavskaya, Michael Inzlicht, and Jim Baker.

Video Credits to: Mad TV, Bob Newhart, Mo Collins, Bob Newhart-Stop It - YouTube

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(2/6/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces: Andy Mort, D.S. Dockery, Moises Silva, Philip Kenneson, Scot McKnight, Frederick Dale Bruner, Richard Rohr, Judy Paulsen, Tim Geddert, Don Riso, and Russ Hudson.

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(1/23/22)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Philip D. Kenneson, Nijay Gupta, Moises Silva, Leon Morris, Matthew Bates, N.T. Wright, Steve Cuss, Justo Gonzalez, Edwin H. Friedman, Brian Ross, Eugene Peterson, Katharine Doob Sakenfeld, & Ephraim Radner.

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(1/16/22)

Sources, Credits, Bits & Pieces:

Brad Jersak

Kenneth Tanner

Thomas Oden

Bruxy Cavey

Justo Gozalez

C. Norman Kraus

Tim Geddert

Brian Zahnd

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(1/9/22)

This is Part 7 in our "Fruit of the Spirit" series.

Galatians 5:13-25

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Philip Kenneson

Moises Silva

Scot McKnight

Brian Zahnd

Bruxy Cavey

Bruce Winter

James D. G. Dunn

Gordon Fee

John M. G. Barclay

Mandy Smith

American Psychological Association

Music:

Tyler Chester & Michael Gungor

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(12/19/21)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Rodney Stark

Leonard Sweet

Moises Silva

Philip Kenneson

Gordon Fee

Christopher Wright

Bruxy Cavey

Josiah Haken

Brian McLaren

Barna Group

Justo Gonzalez

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(12/12/21)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

David Rose

Howard Kassinove

Adam Pearson

The American Psychological Association.

Steve Carter

Moises Silva

James G. Dunn

Gordon Fee

Joseph Mangina

Christopher Wright

Terrence Fretheim

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(12/5/21)

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Bruxy Cavey

David B. Rose

Helmine Bigler

Bessel Van Der Kolk, MD

Richard Beck

S.E. Porter

Bernard Ott

Philip Kenneson

James Dunn

Greg Boyd

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(11/28/21)

joy. Joy is elusive. It’s slippery. It’s hard to hold on to.

Credits, Sources, Bits, & Pieces:

Kira M. Newman

Alexandra Sifferlin

Edwin Friedman

Thomas Oden

Philip D. Kenneson

Steve Cuss

Greg Boyd

Steve Sussman

Vern Hyndman

Scott Peck

C.S. Lewis

David Rose

James D.G. Dunn

Parker Palmer

Statista.com

A. Guttmann 

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(11/21/21)

Sources, Credits, Bits, & Pieces:

Philip Kenneson

James D. G. Dunn

Gordon Fee

Christopher Wright

Greg Boyd

Paul Miller

Debra Hirsh

Richard Beck

Dallas Willard

M. Robert

Mulholland Jr.

(11/14/21)

This is our introduction to our Fruit of the Spirit series. Galatians 5:13-25

Credits, Sources, Bits & Pieces:

Lauren Miller

Gretchen Rubin

Adam Grant

Denis Hill

James D. G. Dunn

Phillip Kenneson

Christopher Wright

John M. G. Barclay

Mark Baker

Dallas Willard

Gordon Fee

Bruxy Cavey

Greg Boyd

Bruce Worthington

M. Robert Mullholland Jr.

Music: Michael Gungor & Tyler Chester

(11/7/21)