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This podcast is non scripted and conversational. The heart behind the podcast is to bring all sorts of pastors from different backgrounds, training, experience and theology to talk about the life and work of a Pastor in today's society. The main goal is to showcase how a pastor is just a person, who is flawed like everyone else, trying to share the Gospel and build a community of saved souls. We want to interview all denominations within Christianity and grow to include other religions and v ...
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We all grew up in different parts of American Christianity, and we still keep thinking about how to take it seriously, even as we leave some beliefs behind. Join us our round-table discussion as we ravel out our faith in a complex world, pulling on one thread at a time, seeking Meaning at the end of it all.
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Welcome to The Bible Sojourner, the podcast that dives into challenging Bible passages, thought-provoking theology, and the cultural intricacies that shape our world. Join Dr. Peter Goeman, a seasoned professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages, as he embarks on a captivating journey through the text of Scripture and beyond. Unravel the mysteries behind enigmatic passages and gain a deeper understanding of ancient world and their relevance in our modern lives. The Bible Sojourner is yo ...
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The FOI Equip podcast is your free resource for learning and engaging with the Scriptures from a Jewish perspective. Join our expert Bible teachers as they explain why God would choose an ancient people to bring a timeless hope to a lost and broken world.
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Have you heard of the "prosperity gospel"? This Theology Spark episode challenges the idea that following Jesus is a ticket to an easy life. We dive deep into Luke's Gospel to uncover the real cost of discipleship. Jesus calls us to radical sacrifices, from prioritizing Him over family to giving up our dreams. Are you ready to face the truth about …
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What is up!? I am a Pastor and I love Pastries and That is why we created Pastor and Pastries. Also because we love people and want to get to know some people better. We are talking with Pastors from all sorts of backgrounds and theology to find out why they do what they do. And to show they are just people too. We hope you enjoy the podcast. Pleas…
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In this fascinating episode, we delve into the details inside the book of Revelation that support a late date for its writing, challenging the preterist interpretation that ties its events to AD 70. We’ll explore internal and external evidences, including the conditions of the seven churches, historical context, and testimonies from early church fi…
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What is up!? I am a Pastor and I love Pastries and That is why we created Pastor and Pastries. Also because we love people and want to get to know some people better. We are talking with Pastors from all sorts of backgrounds and theology to find out why they do what they do. And to show they are just people too. We hope you enjoy the podcast. Pleas…
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Theology Spark Episode #2 What was the population of the earth before the flood? Today there are around 8.1 billion people alive today. Is it possible that the earth's population prior to the flood exceeded our present day population? The Bible gives us enough information to make an informed assessment. And the answer may surprise you! If you have …
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In today's podcast episode, we explore some of the most common mistakes people make while studying the Bible. We'll examine various word study errors and logical fallacies that both pastors and lay-level students often encounter. By recognizing and avoiding these pitfalls, you can deepen your understanding and interpretation of Scripture. Time Stam…
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Theology Spark Episode #1 Did you know that there are an estimated 2.2 billion Christians in the world? But here's a critical question: Are all these self-identified Christians truly followers of Christ? In this video, we delve into what the Bible says about genuine faith versus mere professed belief. We also talk about the dangers of false teacher…
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Preterism posits that most, if not all, of the events in the Book of Revelation occurred by 70 AD. However, if Revelation was authored after this date, it fundamentally challenges the Preterist view. In this video, we delve into the methodology for dating ancient texts and thoroughly evaluate the external evidence to determine whether Revelation wa…
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Within the political landscape, individuals on both the right and left are quick to assign blame and point fingers when it comes to antisemitism. Tamara Berens and David Bernstein, however, shed light on the fact that antisemitism is a genuine concern present on both sides. Join this class to explore examples of this complex issue, understand the r…
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Stephen says "there are a lot of god shaped ghosts in my attic." Josh takes the idea and runs with it, saying that "we will always be haunted by the Holy Ghost, but it is up to us whether it's like Casper the friendly ghost or like a poltergeist." Mentioned in the episode: Lofi Girl iOS Mental Health Check-In Feature Beedle The Bardcore Support us:…
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What is up!? I am a Pastor and I love Pastries and That is why we created Pastor and Pastries. Also because we love people and want to get to know some people better. We are talking with Pastors from all sorts of backgrounds and theology to find out why they do what they do. And to show they are just people too. We hope you enjoy the podcast. Pleas…
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Within the political landscape, individuals on both the right and left are quick to assign blame and point fingers when it comes to antisemitism. Tamara Berens and David Bernstein, however, shed light on the fact that antisemitism is a genuine concern present on both sides. Join this class to explore examples of this complex issue, understand the r…
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Thank you for your supreme patience while we took an unscheduled break for a couple months! We're back with a conversation about the historical Jesus! Specifically, we're avoiding talking about "the Christ," instead focusing on the ideas of Jesus' humanity. Speculations include: as a devout Jewish man, he was likely married; he was likely born in N…
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In this episode, Phil and Susie talk with Laura, a nurse, originally from WV who now lives in CA with her husband, 3 cats and a special needs stepson. She has taken a circuitous journey from Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Southern Baptist to eventual agnostic, humanistic atheism. She has a Bachelor’s in Marketing from Johnson & Wales Univer…
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On today's episode, special guest Dr. Michael Grisanti joins host Peter Goeman and they talk about inspired textual updating. Are there biblical texts that have been updated since their initial writing? Grisanti points to at least two examples in the Pentateuch which have likely been updated since the time of Moses. Deuteronomy 34 and Genesis 14 ar…
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Have you ever heard of Covenant Theology? It's a prevalent perspective in today's church, but did you know it teaches that God has replaced Israel with the church? Join us in this illuminating two-part FOI Equip class, where Dr. Mike Stallard, vice president of International Ministries, will unpack the intricacies of Covenant Theology and present a…
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In this episode, Phil and Susie explore the topic of prophecy. We discuss what prophecy is, what criteria something needs to meet in order to be considered "fulfilled" prophecy, examples of "fulfilled" prophecy from the bible and determining if they meet the criteria, modern false prophets, and how the gift of prophecy has changed over the centurie…
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Have you ever heard of Covenant Theology? It's a prevalent perspective in today's church, but did you know it teaches that God has replaced Israel with the church? Join us in this illuminating two-part FOI Equip class, where Dr. Mike Stallard, vice president of International Ministries, will unpack the intricacies of Covenant Theology and present a…
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Is Jesus currently on David's throne? This is one of the perennial questions within eschatology. You may be surprised to know that Scripture speaks specifically to this issue. The Bible helps us answer many questions about the Davidic throne, especially concerning where the throne is located and when Jesus will ascend to it. Join host Peter Goeman …
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Will there be a future return to animal sacrifices when Christ returns? If that's what the Bible says, how would such a position reconcile with the all-sufficient sacrifice of Jesus on the cross? Peter looks deeply into these questions by analyzing a chapter from Matt Waymeyer on how one can reconcile a future temple and return to sacrifices with t…
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In this episode, airing on Mother's Day (which we didn't realize at the time of recording), Phil and Suzie chat with Diane, who is a long-time Virginia resident, a mom to a brilliant nearly-25-year-old, and completely owned by a big, goofy black lab and two cats – one perfect angel and one complete ass. She adores them all. She also loves to swim, …
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Peter answers questions from listeners on various issues, including the roles of women, how God receives glory, whether one can be legalistic in pursuing holiness, and what it means to take the name of the Lord in vain. The topics and time stamps are as follows: 00:00 Introduction 01:45 Why do some Bible translations capitalize pronouns that refer …
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Peter Goeman is joined by Dr. Andy Burggraff to talk about discipleship in the early church and what discipleship should look like in the modern church. Goeman and Burggraff explore the practices of the early church and how discipleship was a central feature to the nascent church. They also discuss practical ways that today's church can implement d…
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Did God reject His people, Israel? Despite current efforts to replace Israel with the church, Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles, envisioned a day when “all Israel” will be saved. Join Steve Herzig as he explores the eternal covenant God made with Abraham, details the role Israel plays in biblical prophecy, examines the metaphor of the olive tree, a…
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In this episode, Phil and Suzie talk with Sarah Miller Mott, a former preacher/leader under the Foursquare Denomination. She is a published author of poetry and working on getting her novels that she has written over the years published. She tells us all about her very interesting story, growing up Lutheran in North Dakota, how she deconstructed, b…
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Why is infant baptism a key part of some churches but not others? In this video we look at four arguments for infant baptism put forward by those who hold to covenant theology. These reasons are portrayed in an article written by Zachary Garris: (1) The children of believers were members of the Abrahamic covenant; (2) The new covenant is a renewal …
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Did God reject His people, Israel? Despite current efforts to replace Israel with the church, Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles, envisioned a day when “all Israel” will be saved. Join Steve Herzig as he explores the eternal covenant God made with Abraham, details the role Israel plays in biblical prophecy, examines the metaphor of the olive tree, a…
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Did God reject His people, Israel? Despite current efforts to replace Israel with the church, Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles, envisioned a day when “all Israel” will be saved. Join Steve Herzig as he explores the eternal covenant God made with Abraham, details the role Israel plays in biblical prophecy, examines the metaphor of the olive tree, a…
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Everyone has heard about servant leadership, but is it biblical? In today's episode, Peter Goeman critiques an article by Bnonn Tennant who argues that servant leadership is an unbiblical idea and destroys true masculine leadership. Peter discusses masculinity, gender roles, and why servant leadership is an important part of the Christian life. Art…
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The Passover season is upon us, bringing with it the themes of redemption, hope, and freedom. The Passover celebration is for the Jewish people, but for Christians, it’s also a time for reflection and celebration. As God once passed over the homes of faithful Israelites delivering them from Egyptian slavery, in Christ, our Passover Lamb, followers …
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Part 3: Archeology in the New Testament The authenticity and reliability of the Bible are constantly under assault. Join esteemed scholar Dr. Randall Price as he guides you through the remarkable archaeological discoveries that consistently affirm the Bible's accuracy. In this enlightening class, you'll dive into groundbreaking finds, learn the int…
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Part 2: Archeology in the Old Testament The authenticity and reliability of the Bible are constantly under assault. Join esteemed scholar Dr. Randall Price as he guides you through the remarkable archaeological discoveries that consistently affirm the Bible's accuracy. In this enlightening class, you'll dive into groundbreaking finds, learn the int…
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Part 1: An Explanation of Biblical Archeology The authenticity and reliability of the Bible are constantly under assault. Join esteemed scholar Dr. Randall Price as he guides you through the remarkable archaeological discoveries that consistently affirm the Bible's accuracy. In this enlightening class, you'll dive into groundbreaking finds, learn t…
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In this episode, Phil and Suzie talk with Darante' Lamar in an incredible, wide-ranging, and passionate discussion about his faith background, his life in ministry, what lead to his deconversion, and the impact of faith and the journey away from faith on him as an Black man and the black community. Bio: Darante’ LaMar's journey from serving as a le…
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The prophecy of the Valley of Dry Bones is a vivid and compelling vision prophesied in the book of Ezekiel. The promise of bringing the bones back to life from death signifies God's commitment to restoring Israel not just physically by returning the people to their land but also spiritually by renewing their covenant relationship with Him. Join Fri…
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The prophecy of the Valley of Dry Bones is a vivid and compelling vision prophesied in the book of Ezekiel. The promise of bringing the bones back to life from death signifies God's commitment to restoring Israel not just physically by returning the people to their land but also spiritually by renewing their covenant relationship with Him. Join Fri…
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