All The Things

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Coming Out of CRT || 6/6/2020 || #58 Jun 06, 2020

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While many Christians are rushing to read books on Critical Race Theory this week, we're going to talk to two Christians who already made the journey in and OUT of CRT. Monique and our guest, Edwin Ramirez, will share their stories. And we'll talk about the new CRT canon: White Fragility, Be the Bridge, etc. ALL THE THINGS is the weekly show where we talk about all the things related to God, the Bible and real life.

Un-Cultured || 5/30/2020 || #57 May 30, 2020

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Our country is in the middle of a very messy conversation about race and justice. People are hurting. Cities are burning. Now what? How can we bring biblical principles to bear on this current reality. ALL THE THINGS is the weekly show where we talk about all the things related to God, the Bible and real life.

Is Your Church Drifting into Progressive Theology? || 5/23/2020 || ATT #56 May 23, 2020

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Guest: Alisa Childers; Progressive theology is the new liberal creep in many evangelical churches and colleges. But what are some of the signs that your local church is drifting into these errors? Let's talk about it.

How Can Christians Respond to Injustice? || 5/9/2020 || ATT#55 May 09, 2020

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There is a lot of difficult conversation happening this week on social media about the Ahmaud Arbery shooting. Join us for an important conversation with our friends, Jamal Bandy (from Prescribed Truth) and Samuel Sey. How can Christians respond to injustice from a distinctly Christian point of view and not just get swept away by emotionalism or tribalism?

This & That || 05/02/2020 || #54 May 02, 2020

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Our takes on a hodge-podge of topics that we've seen this week on social media: Why single women are leaving their churches; a tweet by Jackie Hill Perry about white evangelicals; and, a social justice perspective on reopening the economy.

Why is Abortion an "Essential" Service? || 4/25/2020 || #53 Apr 25, 2020

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We talk to pro-life advocate and blogger, Sam Sey. In a cultural moment that is telling men they shouldn't have a voice on this issue, we are looking forward to hearing why Sam thinks that men's voices are critical to the discussion. We also discuss parental rights and homeschooling.

On The Front Lines of Hunger & Homelessness || 4/18/2020 || #52 Apr 17, 2020

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A lot of people are suddenly experiencing reduced income and having difficulty meeting their basic needs. And the homeless population is on the rise. How can Christians help the homeless and hungry in this crisis? How can churches work to bring long-term hope to those who struggle? Guest: Bryan Crain, COO at the Orange Country Rescue Mission

Money From Washington... Or Manna From Heaven? || 4/15/2020 || #51 Apr 15, 2020

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The stimulus checks are coming. Let's talk about budgeting during a time of quarantine and job loss. We're also going to talk about the loans coming from the SBA to churches. What questions should we be asking? We have some thoughts.

Holy Week Timeline || 4/11/2020 || #50 Apr 11, 2020

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Our friend, Jim Moseley (TheBibleHistoryGuy.com) came on and give us a masterclass about the final hours of Jesus. We tackled questions like, What day did Jesus actually die on? Was the Last Supper a Passover meal? And how did darkness fall during Jesus' crucifixion? Then we spent some time asking some questions that are concerning us about the restrictions against gathering as a church.

Were the Gospels Written by Eyewitnesses? || 4/4/2020 || #49 Apr 03, 2020

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If the resurrection of Jesus is the most important event in the Christian faith, why are the Gospel accounts so contradictory? Former cold case detective, J. Warner Wallace will bring his expertise in interviewing hundreds of eyewitnesses in his career to help us understand this curious aspect of the Gospels.

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