The Bible: Simple, Complicated, Both or Neither?
March 5, 2020
This time around the BTTB group spent time talking through this question: Is the Bible simple, complicated, both or neither?
Challenges with Studying the Bible
January 28, 2020
The BTTB group was finally back together at the table discussing important things about the Bible. We spent time mainly discussing two points: 1) the challenges we face in studying the Bible and 2) what it might look for people to truly follow Jesus in our world today.
Similarities Between Jesus’s Time & Our Own Time
January 13, 2020
The church has recently entered the season of Epiphany, which simply means "appearing." In it, the church will spend a good amount of time reading the Gospels, reminding ourselves of who Jesus is, what Jesus did and what Jesus said. In this episode, I consider Jesus's appearing on the scene at the beginning of the Gospel accounts. But, even more, I try and relate some of what was going on in Jesus's day to what is going on in our own current setting.
MLK Day Special
January 24, 2019
Brewing Through the Bible met this past Monday, MLK Day. Have a listen to the conversation we had around the table regarding race issues.
Genesis 6-9: The Flood
December 10, 2018
In this episode, we take time to consider many points from Genesis 6-9, which is the account of Noah and the flood.
Genesis 3
November 16, 2018
In this new episode, we hit on a few things: 1) Recap our discussion around Genesis 1, 2) discuss some other philosophy & theological ideas, and 3) finally land on discussing Adam in light of Genesis 3 and Romans 5.
Resources for Genesis 1-2
October 29, 2018
As a follow-up to episode one, discussing Genesis 1, in this short episode I offer a few resources connected to the questions that arise around faith and science, creation and evolution.
Genesis 1
October 28, 2018
We've started a podcast related to our occasional gatherings called "Brewing Through the Bible." We're working through challenging passages of Scripture and started where it all began - "In the beginning..." - with Genesis 1.
[Note: Apologies for some background noise. We were at a table in a public place, so we picked up a live cellist playing music and other various sounds.]