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In this series we will be studying the writings of Paul, including his letters to the churches and pastors. We make the connection back to the book of Acts and answer questions such as, why was Paul writing this letter? Who were the people and what were the instructions? What can we learn from these writings and how can we apply these truths to our life now? Join us as we journey through the New Testament and provide context to the content.
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In this episode, Pastor Justin looks at an obscure passage in Paul’s letter concerning head coverings. Are there parts of the culture that we can destroy our witness by rejecting? Tune in as we dive deeper into the lette
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In this episode, Pastor Wayne Berry further dissects Paul’s teaching on culture as it relates to idolatry. We are moving into deeper waters as a class.
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In this episode, Chris is back on the platform and picking up where Justin left off while subbing for him. Recapping Paul’s collective theology and tracking his thoughts on culture vs current context, Chris draws paralle
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In this episode, Pastor Justin fills in for Chris due to illness on last minute notice. The word tells us to be ready “in season and out of season” when it comes to teaching and sharing. Using Chris’ notes and allowing t
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In this episode Pastor Justin reveals that a portion of Paul’s letter is a response to correspondence between the church at Corinth and Paul during his time in Ephesus. Culture has permeated the church and led to either
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“Don’t you know that you’ll judge angels?” Paul uses this strange phrase in a way that screams, “don’t you know who you are in Christ?” In this episode, Pastor Justin explores the literal an spiritual implications of thi
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In this episode, Pastor Justin focuses on the authority of the apostles in Corinth and the ancient depravity Paul criticizes vehemently. Sexual immorality in particular is a sin that has far reaching consequences. It is
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In this episode, Pastor Justin introduces us to the beginning of Paul’s criticism concerning the church at Corinth. Spiritual milk is leading to malnourishment of the saints alongside acceptance of cultural practices tha
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In this episode, Chris takes us on a deep dive into the Structure, History, and Theology of Paul’s letter to the church at Corinth. Using his personal layout for study and teaching, Chris connects more of Paul’s theologi
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What is wisdom? How does it impact our lives? The word of Christ is foolishness to the world but to us, the mind of Christ is the ultimate wisdom by which our lives are guided. In this episode, Elder Mario Gallione uses
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In this episode, Pastor Wayne builds on the introduction and takes us on an unanticipated journey, or “word work”. Whenever we open the Bible, this rabbit trail is possible. Tune in to the beginnings of Paul’s connection
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During Paul’s second missionary journey, he receives a notice from Apollo that the church in Corinth is in need of “corrective instruction”. In this episode we look at the beginnings of the Corinthian church, the journey
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In this episode Pastor Wayne Berry closes Paul’s letters to the Thessalonians with some challenging truths. Many of the hard things in scripture aren’t meant for unbelievers but for the church. Tune in as we close out se
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In this episode Chris lays out the case that modern empathy is not the same as biblical compassion. Paul’s second letter to the Thessalonians, written on the heels of the first, explains how the early church should funct
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In this episode Pastor Justin closes Paul’s first letter to the church. What things did Paul deem important while he was with them? What events and happenings have we dismissed that the early church were aware of? Final
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In this episode Chris Yeager gets to the meat of Paul’s letter and the encouraging report that led to his writing. He reminds us of the importance that context provides and why background information leads to a fuller un
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In this episode Pastor Jonathan Grisham builds on Paul’s exhortation of the Thessalonians and dives deeper into the letter. How can we connect to Paul’s suffering he experienced when he was with them? Tune in to find out
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In this episode Pastor Wayne continues in Paul’s letter and explores Paul’s ministry to the Thessalonians. What does it look like to “walk in a manner worthy of God”? Tune in to find out.
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In this episode Pastor Wayne Berry begins to work through the text of the letter to the Thessalonians. His unique ability to lay a foundation in scripture prior to moving through the passages provides a necessary framewo
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In this episode we look back at the connection between Paul’s missionary journeys in Acts and the Letter to the Thessalonians. We connect the stories in Luke’s writings to the early church. Who were the Thessalonians? Wh
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