Scot McKnight – The Second Testament
Kenny chats with Scot McKnight about his latest publication – The Second Testament – a new Bible translation of the New Testament.
Read moreKenny chats with Scot McKnight about his latest publication – The Second Testament – a new Bible translation of the New Testament.
Read moreKenny chats with Rev Nick Crawley about engaging with the Bible in meaningful ways and how this grounds our discipleship.
Read moreJack and Kenny go on an exploration of prayer and how our understanding of the nature, attributes, and character of God, gives ground to our efforts in prayer.
Read moreMatt and Kenny discussed passages in the Old Testament like the flood and the conquest of Canaan, that on the surface contain moments of troubling violence. But Matt contends that a closer and slower reading of passages like these can actually reveal a critique of violence and show us more of the goodness and mercy of God. We hope this episode will help bring some clarity to some of the difficult questions raised when we read the Old Testament, particularly in light of the God we see revealed in Jesus Christ.
Read moreThis conversation revolves around Matthew’s latest book Why the Gospel? Matthew has contended that the “good news” of the gospel is the proclamation that Jesus is King, but why is this message necessary and what difference can it make in our lives?
Read moreIn this episode of TheoDisc, Kenny talks with Dr Jason Myers about how Paul’s attempts to help the church navigate life under the Imperial rule of Rome can inform our own approach as kingdom witnesses in our context.
Read moreIt is the theme of glory that we spoke about in our conversation. In the preamble to his gospel, John declares of the Son, the Word made flesh, “We have seen his glory”. We explored what this glory means in relation to God, to the early witnesses of Christ, and to us today. Enjoy.
Read moreHow patriarchal readings of the Old Testament have obscured the subversive nature of the Scriptural presentation of women and led to interpretations harmful to women.
Read moreContrasting the cultural arrogance borne from ignorance of the context of church history with the potential for humility, self-aware insight, and faithful witness empowered by a healthy engagement with church history.
Read moreExploring the value of accessible theology for everyone and how vital and life-giving theological study can be for our relationships with God.
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