57. Lies Christians Believe
We’ve all heard (or said) something like “I could never forgive [insert name here],” “believe in yourself,” or any of the other popular sayings we’ve explored in recent weeks on this podcast. As we bring our series on popular sayings to a close, Brian and Aaron are joined by Shane Pruitt, to discuss why these …
Continue ReadingThe Good News is Worth Telling Repeatedly
The following is a devotional written by Pat Hood and first published in The Gospel Project Vol. 2: Out of Egypt. This devotional is part of Unit 5, Session 2, “A Leader’s Wisdom” (Exodus 18:7-18,24-27). When Moses went out to greet Jethro, he asked his father-in-law how he was and then invited him to join …
Continue Reading“Into the Promised Land”: Additional Resources for Adults and Students
The following are the additional resources for “Into the Promised Land,” the third volume of The Gospel Project for Adults and Students’ 2018-2021 study cycle. Recommended Reading: Telling God’s Story by Preben Vang and Terry G. Carter The Drama of Scripture by Craig G. Bartholomew and Michael W. Goheen From Eden to the New Jerusalem …
Continue Reading56. Does God Always Open a Door?
“When God closes a door, He opens a new one.” But does He always? And if a door opens, does it mean that we should always walk through it? Listen in as we continue our series on popular theology and Brian and Aaron discuss the wisdom of this saying on The Hero of the Story. …
Continue ReadingGospel Links for Gospel Culture (2/08)
3 Ways to Misunderstand the Trinity Brandon Smith: There is no doubt that the doctrine of the Trinity is one of the most misunderstood and overlooked doctrines in Christianity. And yet, if you ask any responsible theologian, she will tell you that the Trinity is the most important doctrine in Christianity. Indeed, the great theologian …
Continue Reading55. “God is my co-pilot”
We’re continuing our series on the bits of popular theology that seep into the lives of believers. On this episode, we’re dealing with our control issues and the oft-seen saying, “God is my co-pilot.” Listen in as we discuss whether this saying reflects a gospel-centered perspective and how we can pursue something greater on today’s …
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