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WPGM On DemandBreakpoint - Where Was God in Camp Mystic Disaster, Politics in the Pulpit, and the Place of Feelings on the Supreme CourtThe age-old question, “where was God?” was raised again after the disastrous flash flood in Texas. The IRS changes its policy on politics in the church. And Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she puts her feelings over the law. Recommendations Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor Evil and the Cross: An Analytical Look at the Problem of Pain by Henri Blocher Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff John Mark McMillan Segment 1 - Where Was God in the Camp Mystic Disaster? CNN: Live...2025-07-1158 minYour Network of PraiseBreakpoint - Where Was God in Camp Mystic Disaster, Politics in the Pulpit, and the Place of Feelings on the Supreme CourtThe age-old question, “where was God?” was raised again after the disastrous flash flood in Texas. The IRS changes its policy on politics in the church. And Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she puts her feelings over the law. Recommendations Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor Evil and the Cross: An Analytical Look at the Problem of Pain by Henri Blocher Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff John Mark McMillan Segment 1 - Where Was God in the Camp Mystic Disaster? CNN: Live...2025-07-1158 minKHCB Network On DemandBreakpoint - Where Was God in Camp Mystic Disaster, Politics in the Pulpit, and the Place of Feelings on the Supreme CourtThe age-old question, “where was God?” was raised again after the disastrous flash flood in Texas. The IRS changes its policy on politics in the church. And Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she puts her feelings over the law. Recommendations Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor Evil and the Cross: An Analytical Look at the Problem of Pain by Henri Blocher Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff John Mark McMillan Segment 1 - Where Was God in the Camp Mystic Disaster? CNN: Live...2025-07-1158 minBreakpointWhere Was God in Camp Mystic Disaster, Politics in the Pulpit, and the Place of Feelings on the Supreme CourtThe age-old question, “where was God?” was raised again after the disastrous flash flood in Texas. The IRS changes its policy on politics in the church. And Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she puts her feelings over the law. Recommendations Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor Evil and the Cross: An Analytical Look at the Problem of Pain by Henri Blocher Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff John Mark McMillan Segment 1 - Where Was God in the Camp Mystic Disaster? CNN: Live...2025-07-1158 minThe Word On DemandBreakpoint - Where Was God in Camp Mystic Disaster, Politics in the Pulpit, and the Place of Feelings on the Supreme CourtThe age-old question, “where was God?” was raised again after the disastrous flash flood in Texas. The IRS changes its policy on politics in the church. And Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she puts her feelings over the law. Recommendations Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor Evil and the Cross: An Analytical Look at the Problem of Pain by Henri Blocher Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff John Mark McMillan Segment 1 - Where Was God in the Camp Mystic Disaster? CNN: Live...2025-07-1158 minLife Changing RadioBreakpoint - Where Was God in Camp Mystic Disaster, Politics in the Pulpit, and the Place of Feelings on the Supreme CourtThe age-old question, “where was God?” was raised again after the disastrous flash flood in Texas. The IRS changes its policy on politics in the church. And Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she puts her feelings over the law. Recommendations Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor Evil and the Cross: An Analytical Look at the Problem of Pain by Henri Blocher Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff John Mark McMillan Segment 1 - Where Was God in the Camp Mystic Disaster? CNN: Live...2025-07-1158 minWKJA PodcastsBreakpoint - Where Was God in Camp Mystic Disaster, Politics in the Pulpit, and the Place of Feelings on the Supreme CourtThe age-old question, “where was God?” was raised again after the disastrous flash flood in Texas. The IRS changes its policy on politics in the church. And Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she puts her feelings over the law. Recommendations Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor Evil and the Cross: An Analytical Look at the Problem of Pain by Henri Blocher Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff John Mark McMillan Segment 1 - Where Was God in the Camp Mystic Disaster? CNN: Live...2025-07-1158 minWord RadioBreakpoint - Where Was God in Camp Mystic Disaster, Politics in the Pulpit, and the Place of Feelings on the Supreme CourtThe age-old question, “where was God?” was raised again after the disastrous flash flood in Texas. The IRS changes its policy on politics in the church. And Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she puts her feelings over the law. Recommendations Great Lakes Symposium: Truth, Love, and Humor Evil and the Cross: An Analytical Look at the Problem of Pain by Henri Blocher Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff John Mark McMillan Segment 1 - Where Was God in the Camp Mystic Disaster? CNN: Live...2025-07-1158 min
The Biblical Justice Resources PodcastEp. 4 - The Long Work of Justice with Michelle Ferrigno WarrenMichelle Ferrigno Warren, President of Virago Strategies (a consulting group which provides strategic engagement and project management support for churches and nonprofits stepping more deeply into the work of public justice), joins the podcast to discuss putting biblical justice into action.Find us online:Website - https://www.biblicaljusticeresources.com/ Instagram - @biblicaljusticeresourcesYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@biblicaljusticeresources Patreon - patreon.com/BiblicalJusticeResources Links:The Power of Proximity - https://www.ivpress.com/the-power-of-proximity?srsltid=AfmBOoot7b8IE3...2025-06-2458 min
Reformed PodmaticsOn Listening "Enough" to Pro-LGBTQ ArgumentsOver the past several years one common accusation levied against those in favor of the classical Christian view on sexuality is that there has not been enough listening, open inquiry, and dialogue. The feeling among many is that by settling the debate within the CRCNA through synod, conservatives have effectively silenced dissent by circumventing honest deliberation. So in this week's episode, we try to tackle this argument head on in order to help everyone think through what James means - and doesn't mean - when he says that godly wisdom is "open to reason" (James 3:17).
Nicholas Wolterstorff's a...2025-02-2148 min
Theologie aan de gracht#11 - Denken over de zin van dagelijks werk als brug tussen christenen en andersgelovigen met Jan van der StoepDe verbinding tussen ons geloof en ons dagelijks werk vinden we vandaag de dag niet gemakkelijk te leggen. Er is daarom al veel over geschreven. Christelijk filosoof Jan van der Stoep, hoogleraar aan de TUU en aan Wageningen University, denkt ook na over deze vraag. Voor hem is filosofie een brug tussen geloof en ongeloof, tussen kerk en wereld. Juist het doordenken van deze vraag vanuit de filosofie kan ons verder helpen. Vragen naar de zin van werk leven in de hele breedte van de samenleving. Het is de uitdaging om als christelijk denker daarbij de aansluiting te zoeken. 2025-01-2950 min
The Living Room Disciple81. How Suffering Shapes Our DiscipleshipOn This Week's Episode:
Nick and Kelsey dive into difficult yet crucial topics—suffering, death, and the challenges of living in a world full of trials. Together, they explore how Christians are formed by suffering and hope, examining the tension between acknowledging real pain and holding fast to the truth that death is not the final word. This is the introduction to a mini-series on suffering in the Christian walk, discussing how discipleship can be shaped by both suffering and joy.
Mentioned This Week:
"Lament for a So...2024-09-3040 minTheologie aan de gracht#5 - Waarom christenen kritiek hebben op mensenrechten met Maurits PotappelMensenrechten zijn regelmatig in het nieuws en niet meer weg te denken. Maar waar komen ze eigenlijk vandaan? En wat zijn mensenrechten eigenlijk? Maurits Potappel is promovendus aan de TUU en weet alles van mensenrechten. Naast de wortels in de verlichting en het christendom spreken we door over hoe christenen eerst kritisch stonden tegenover deze rechten, maar ze later omarmden. Joan Lockwood O’Donovan, English Public Theology: A Reformation Response to the Crisis of Natural Rights (Bloomsbury, 2023) Joshua Berman, Created Equal: How the Bible Broke with Ancient Political Thought (OUP, 2011) Tom Holland, Heersc...2024-09-2646 minTheologie aan de gracht#5 - Waarom christenen kritiek hebben op mensenrechten met Maurits PotappelMensenrechten zijn regelmatig in het nieuws en niet meer weg te denken. Maar waar komen ze eigenlijk vandaan? En wat zijn mensenrechten eigenlijk? Maurits Potappel is promovendus aan de TUU en weet alles van mensenrechten. Naast de wortels in de verlichting en het christendom spreken we door over hoe christenen eerst kritisch stonden tegenover deze rechten, maar ze later omarmden. Joan Lockwood O’Donovan, English Public Theology: A Reformation Response to the Crisis of Natural Rights (Bloomsbury, 2023) Joshua Berman, Created Equal: How the Bible Broke with Ancient Political Thought (OUP, 2011) Tom Hollan...2024-09-2546 min
Third Church SermonsA Kingdom for the BrokenheartedThis week we'll continue to explore the upside-down Kingdom of Jesus through the lens of the beatitudes. This Sunday we'll look at the second beatitude, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”
9/1/24 Sermon Sources:
- Sermon outline was used with permission from Robert Cunningham. See Robert Cunningham, "A Community of Lament." Sermon preached at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 6/14/2020
- Nicholas Wolterstorff, Lament for a Son
- Francis Weller, The Wild Edge of Sorrow
- Rowan Williams, Passions of the Soul
- John Stott, The Sermon on the Mount, Bible Speaks Today commentary
- Dale Bruner, Commentary on the Book...2024-09-0326 min
Beyond Sunday Worship Leader Podcast#327: Dr. Constance Cherry on Worship Ministry Over the Decades, The Worship Architect, & A Call to Christ-Centered Worship
Topics Covered:
Dr. Cherry’s call into ministry
Full time worship ministry in the 70s and 80s
The us vs them/either/or mentality of worship ministry still prevalent
A call to return to Christ centered worship
The story behind the book The Worship Architect
Resources Mentioned:
Lester Ruth & Lim Swee Hong Lim on The History of Contemporary Praise & Worship
The Worship Architect by Constance Cherry
Worship, Community, & The Triune God of Grace by James Torrance
The God We Worship: An Exploration of Liturgical Theology by Nicholas Wolterstorff
Ancient Future Worship by Robert Webber
Show Sp...2024-08-121h 03
Beyond Sunday Worship Leader Podcast#327: Dr. Constance Cherry on Worship Ministry Over the Decades, The Worship Architect, & A Call to Christ-Centered WorshipTopics Covered: Dr. Cherry's call into ministry Full time worship ministry in the 70s and 80s The us vs them/either/or mentality of worship ministry still prevalent A call to return to Christ centered worship The story behind the book The Worship Architect Resources Mentioned: Lester Ruth & Lim Swee Hong Lim on The History of Contemporary Praise & Worship The Worship Architect by Constance Cherry Worship, Community, & The Triune God of Grace by James Torrance The God We Worship: An Exploration of Liturgical Theology by Nicholas Wolterstorff Ancient Future Worship by Robert Webber Show Sponsor #1: Beyond Sunday Backstage (Coaching Community) 2024-08-121h 03
Wisdom of CrowdsLiberalism is not NeutralThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit wisdomofcrowds.liveConservatives often argue that liberalism is not a neutral political system. Liberalism, they say, has values of its own. It sneakily promotes these values as normative, and even good, for the citizens of liberal societies — whether those citizens like it or not.The philosopher and self-proclaimed liberal Alexandre Lefebvre believes that, empirically speaking, this conservative critique is pretty much true. As the title of his new book, Liberalism as a Way of Life, suggests, liberals should own up to the fa...2024-05-3151 min
Open the Bible UK DailyHow to Pray WhenYou Are in an Agony of Soul How long, O LORD? Psalm 13:1Thank God Psalm 13 is in the Bible! We need it. We live in a suffering world, and a faith, quite candidly, that does not speak to human pain is not worth taking seriously.This psalm speaks to struggles that have no end in sight. Four times in the first two verses we find the question, “How long?” The hardest trials to endure are not the ones that hurt the most, but the ones that last the longest. This psalm speaks to those situations in o...2024-03-2502 min
South Bend City Church2.6 [CONVERSATION] God, Suffering, EvilKen Oakes and Jason Miller - As Lent leads us into Holy Week, we prepare for a fresh encounter with the paradox of a God who suffers with us. This year, Ken Oakes (SBCC member and Professor of Systematic Theology at Notre Dame) will be teaching a Thursday night class called "God, Suffering, Evil." The class will include an exploration of the book of Job, James Cone's The Cross and the Lynching Tree, the movie Inside Out, and Nicholas Wolterstorff's Lament for a Son.
To learn more about the class, check out this conversation with Ken and...2024-02-0639 min
Grace in CommonA conversation with Nicholas WolterstorffIn this episode, we speak with Nicholas Wolterstorff about his connections to Neo-Calvinism and his chapter in the upcoming T&T Clark Handbook of Neo-Calvinism.
Works discussed in this episode include:
Sutano, Nathanial Gray, and Cory C. Brock, eds. T&T Clark Handbook of Neo-Calvinism. T&T Clark Handbooks. London ; New York: T&T Clark, 2024. https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/tt-clark-handbook-of-neocalvinism-9780567698094/
Wolterstorff, Nicholas. Art Rethought: The Social Practices of Art. First published in paperback. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017.
Wolterstorff, Nicholas. Religion in the University. New Haven: Yale University press, 2019.
Reach us at graceincommonpodcast@gmail.com. If you want to make a...2023-11-1659 min
The Marben Bland PodcastDevotional: Our Grief Is WorthySend us a textGrief the deep sorrow caused by the loss of an opportunity, the end of a relationship or the death of a loved one will come to us all. On June 11th, 1983, the theologian Nicholas Wolterstorff got the call that is every parent’s nightmare, Eric his 25-year-old son had been killed in a mountain climbing accident. Writing about his grief in the landmark book Lament For A Son, Wolterstorff said “If he was worth loving, he is worth grieving over. Grief is existential testimony to the worth of the one lov...2023-08-2202 min
Passionate Life ChurchConsider it Joy with DeeDeeWelcome to Passionate Life Church! Today Dee Dee shares what it means to live a "story 1 " life.
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James 1:2-4
Romans 5:3-5
Perseverance qualities:
Delayed gratification.
Self regulation.
Ability to practice self control.
Perseverance virtues:
Patience.
Determination.
Grit.
Will Power.
Diligence.
Resilience.
James 1:12
How Do We Do It?
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Ridgedale StudentsThe Beatitudes - "Blessed are those Who Mourn"In episode 3 of our summer series on the Beatitudes we look at the second beatitude found in Matthew 5:4, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted." In this episode we will answer the questions;
"Who are the mourners and why are they mourning?"
"Why is Jesus pronouncing blessing on them?"
"What does this tell us about God?"
Join us throughout the summer as we unpack the beatitudes of Jesus from Matthew 5 and Luke 6.
Referenced in today's episode is the book Lament for a Son...2023-07-1226 min
Wisdom of the WoundedTears are Good for the Suffering and Caregivers Too
Did you know that crying is great for you? Well, I didn’t know that either, but at a caregiving workshop, a nurse told us, “Tears are good for your health.” So, I went home, and I looked it up on Google and found more than 13 reasons that it’s okay to have a good cry.
Let me share four of the physical benefits of crying.
Tears help us see. They not only lubricate our eyeballs and eyelids, but they also prevent dehydration.
Tears remove toxins from our body that build up because of stress. They are...2023-07-1101 min
Escola do DiscipuloComo Deus fala? - Discurso Divino de Nicholas Wolterstorff | Podcast UltimatoNesta live em parceria com a Editora Ultimato, falaremos sobre o novo lançamento do livro "Discurso divino: Reflexões filosóficas sobre a tese de que Deus fala" de Nicholas Wolterstorff. Um interessante livro da série Filosofia e Fé Cristã com a presença de David Bastos e André Quirino.
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For the Life of the World / Yale Center for Faith & CultureHuman Uniqueness & the Imago Dei: Clues for Flourishing in Our Biological Niche / Justin Barrett on Bringing Psychology to TheologyWe homo sapiens sapiens are “fearfully and wonderfully made,” but why? What’s so special about being human? What makes us unique? And can we equate our uniqueness in the world with the Imago Dei? Experimental psychologist and cognitive scientist Justin Barrett joins Evan Rosa to discuss the image of God as a blueprint for each of us as individuals; human uniqueness as a theological and psychological category; the place of homo sapiens among other species; uniquely human capacities, such as executive function, hypersociality, and acquisition of specialized knowledge; the human biological niche construction—or changing the environme...2023-06-1050 min
WRECKEDEpisode 13- Putting Grief Into WordsIn this episode 13, Mike and Paul are joined by special guest and author of "Lament for a Son", Nicholas Wolterstorff. Nick lost his son, Eric, nearly 40 years ago in a tragic mountain climbing accident when Eric was 25 years old.
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Reimagining the Good Life with Amy Julia BeckerJoin the Work of Justice with Michelle Ferrigno WarrenHow do we step into the good work of kingdom justice? In this episode: hear the story of Michelle Ferrigno Warren, a faith-rooted justice advocate and activistlearn how to be a faithful ally in this life-giving, transformative justice work__Guest Bio:Michelle is the president and CEO of Virago Strategies, a consulting group that provides strategic direction and project management for civic engagement campaigns alongside communities affected by racial and economic injustice. She helped found Open Door Ministries in downtown Denver to address poverty, addiction, and homelessness. She is a...2023-05-0237 min
Christ Presbyterian Church | Old Hickory BlvdPrecious Tears, Precious Lives - Scott Sauls - April 2, 2023Don Carson, Editor, The New Bible Commentary
ESV Greek Tools
ESV Study Bible
IVP Bible Background Commentary
Timothy Keller, Logos Sermon Archive
Harold Kushner, When Bad Things Happen to Good People
C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed
Sandra McCracken, ‘Fools Gold’
Eugene Peterson, The Message
William Shakespeare, Macbeth
Elie Wiesel, Night
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Lament for a Son
N.T. Wright, For Everyone Commentaries2023-04-0138 minWRECKEDEpisode 9- Lament For A SonPaul and Mike discuss navigating birthdays of lost loved ones, the need for sun and various other random topics, including a new book "Lament For a Son" by Nicholas Wolterstorff.
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Christ Presbyterian Church | Old Hickory BlvdHe Gets Us: "The Physician" | Scott Sauls | January 8, 2023Mark 5:21-42
Sermon Sources:
Donald Carson, Editor, The New Bible Commentary
ESV Greek Tools
ESV Study Bible
IVP Bible Background Commentary
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Letters and Papers from Prison
The Indigo Girls, ‘Hey Jesus’
Timothy Keller, Logos Sermon Archive
C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed
George Matheson, ‘O Love That Will Not Let Me Go’
Tom Petty, ‘The Waiting’
Elie Wiesel, Night
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Lament for a Son
NT Wright, For Everyone Commentaries2023-01-0739 min
Re-integrateThree Things You Don't Have to Do to Be More Christian - with Dr. Phillip CaryYou're not supposed to “let God take control” of your life and work. You're not supposed to “hear God’s voice in your heart.” And, you're not supposed to be guided by God’s Holy Spirit by inner feelings of peace, intuitions, or impressions. These are three things believers have recently come to believe as being essential to being Christian. But according to our guest Phillip Cary, they are not found in the Bible and actually will cause harm – psychologically, morally, and spiritually. Phillip Cary is a Professor of Philosophy and the Chair of the Philosophy Depa...2022-12-2746 min
The AnchorED CityS3:E14 - The Hydra of Homelessness: So What? – Responding to the Hydra of HomelessnessIn our last episode of season 3 we consider the beautiful question “So What?” in an effort to respond to the Hydra that is Homelessness.
Resources Used to Make This Episode:
Nicholas Wolterstorff: On the Moral Significance of Poverty
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89Ph-9oyoBI
Cummings, E.E., 1968, Poems, 1923-1954, Harcourt, New York, pp. 332.
https://www.adn.com/alaska-life/2016/09/23/brother-francis-shelter-marking-35-years-of-caring-pauses-to-remember-its-beginnings/
https://www.adn.com/opinions/2021/02/26/remembering-alaskas-visit-from-the-pope-40-years-later/
Rocke, K. & Van Dyke, J., 2012, Geography of grace: Doing theology from below, Street Psalms Press, Tacom...2022-12-1614 min
Digital Public SquareThe nature of rights and the common good with Dr. Nigel BiggarIn this episode, I am joined by Dr. Nigel Biggar to talk about his book What’s Wrong With Rights? from Oxford University Press and we discuss the nature of rights and the common good.Meet Dr. BiggarNigel Biggar until his recent retirement was the Regius Professor of Moral & Pastoral Theology at the University of Oxford and Director of the McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics & Public Life. He has degrees from Oxford, Regent College, and the University of Chicago. He studies the contribution of religion to the health of liberal societies; moral questions about ki...2022-11-0143 min
New Creation ConversationsNew Creation Conversations Episode 076 - Dr. James K.A. Smith on How to Inhabit Time and His Journey as a Christian PhilosopherWelcome to episode seventy-six of New Creation Conversations. My guest today is the incredibly gifted writer and Christian philosopher, Dr. James K.A. Smith. I have really been looking forward to having this conversation for a while. Jamie and I became friends about twenty-five years ago when he was a young professor at Loyola-Marymount University, and I was early in my teaching career at Southern Nazarene University. We both got accepted into a summer study program at Calvin College to study “eschatology and hope” with Dr. Miroslav Volf. It was a very enriching summer intellectually and spiritually. However, part of t...2022-09-281h 02
A Stronger FaithThe Life I Didn't Choose - Melanie DeSimoneOn April 12, 2014, 23-year-old Dominic DeSimone died in a motorcycle accident. Dominic was a popular law-school student, a young man of faith, son to parents Melanie and Hector, and cherished brother to a sister and two brothers. His death was shattering, especially to those closest to him. A year and a half after Dominic’s passing, Dominic’s mother, Melanie began writing about the truths of grief and faith. Now, her blog The Life I Didn’t Choose has reached millions of people who have experienced profound loss. And today, Melanie DeSimone joins us.The Life I...2022-03-152h 09
Grace in CommonMusic Theology: a Conversation with Leah BoydIn this episode, we talk with Leah Boyd (Twitter: @LeahBSassy) about music, liturgy, and theology. Because of its rich theology of culture, neo-Calvinism is often assumed to be a resource for Christianity outside of the church. Less well known is the liturgical tradition produced by Bavinck and Kuyper, which is distinctly neo-Calvinistic in its attempts to progress ancient liturgical practices into the modern age. How does the tradition help us think through what churches sing, and how they sing it?
For an introduction to Leah: Kaitlyn Schiess, 'For Popular Seminarian, Sassiness is a Spiritual Gift,' Christianity T...2022-03-0857 min
Philosophy After HoursEp. 78 - Theory and Praxis, Part IIIn this episode we continue our discussion of the relationship between theory and praxis. We consider the primary ways the relationship has been configured historically, and try to make sense of how each is productive in bringing about meaningful change. If you like what you hear, find us on Patreon at patreon.com/therilkeanzoo for more episodes. Text: Nicholas Wolterstorff, Art in Action: Toward a Christian Aesthetic (Grand Rapids, MI: William B Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1980), 62-63.2022-03-041h 18
Unseen LeadershipUnseen Leadership Episode 72: Sandra McCracken on Quiet LeadershipIn this episode of the Unseen Leadership podcast, Chandler Vannoy and Mike Kelsey are joined by Sandra McCracken who is a prolific songwriter, modern day hymn writer, and record producer. She is also an author of her new book Send Out Your Light.
During their conversation, they discuss how a song can connect people, that leadership can take on different forms based on personality types, and the two sides of ego and that challenge that causes.
QUOTES FROM EPISODE 72:
"I was pretty shy as a kid, and I didn't want to be upfront. Songwriting was a way by which I...2021-10-2040 min
Monday Morning PreacherWhy the Ministry of Presence Can Help People in Hard TimesHow can you help people maintain faith when they are suffering? In this episode, Kevin Miller explores that question with Emily H. McGowin, Assistant Professor of Theology at Wheaton College. She said, “silence in the face of suffering is not an indefensible reaction. We should be humbled into quietness, and not be quick to speak when we encounter suffering.” When McGowin’s mother-in-law died at 46 years-old, people tried to offer rational responses, which wasn’t helpful. But the people who ministered to her with their physical presence really helped her see the love of Christ, in that diff...2021-09-1322 min
Halfway There250: Drew Moser and Enneagram Type is Just the Beginning
Dr. Drew Moser is the Founder & CEO of TypeTrail, and enneagram-based coaching firm. He’s the author of The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, & Practice and is co-host of Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast. Today, Drew shares about sensing a call to ministry, beginning marriage in a season of grief, and how discovering Enneagram gave him a better understanding of himself. His story reminds us that knowing ourselves is a key part of the journey with Christ.
Listen to Drew’s story today!
Stories Drew shared:
Getting into and serving othe...2021-06-2154 min
Christ Presbyterian Church | Old Hickory BlvdThe Life of Moses: Seeking Refuge from Pharaoh | Scott Sauls | May 9, 2021ESV Exodus 2:11-22
SOURCES
Donald Carson, Editor, The New Bible Commentary
ESV Greek Tools
ESV Study Bible
IVP Bible Background Commentary
C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity
C.S. Lewis, The Four Loves
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Preachers and Preaching
Timothy Keller, Logos Sermon Archive
Henri Nouwen, “Downward Mobility”
Fred Rogers, “Senate Statement on PBS Funding”
Phillip Ryken, Exodus: Saved for God’s Glory
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Justice2021-05-0840 min
Common Threads: An Interfaith DialogueA Conversation with Nicholas Wolterstorff Parts 1 & 2The Kaufman Interfaith Institute hosted a conversation between Nicholas Wolterstorff and Kelly James Clark on June 3, 2019. These 2 episodes contain the entirety of that event.
Nicholas Wolterstorff is an American philosopher and a liturgical theologian. A prolific writer with wide-ranging philosophical and theological interests, he has written books on aesthetics, epistemology, political philosophy, philosophy of religion, metaphysics, and philosophy of education. In Faith and Rationality, Wolterstorff, Alvin Plantinga, and William Alston developed and expanded upon a view of religious epistemology that has come to be known as Reformed epistemology. He also helped to establish the journal Faith and Philosophy and the...2021-04-1656 min
Table RadioRooted in Creative Engagement - Walking with God, Creation and One AnotherWe would love to hear from you!Josh Wilton is a pastor, church planter, photographer, and creative communicator who also wrote a novel. He takes Vanessa & Andy on a tour of his creative processes as a parable for our life with God and one another.Josh talks about 5 guidelines for engaging the world around us and noticing God's Presence:Show up.Don't miss the Moment.Chase the Light.Pay attention to Shadows.Attend to the DetailsPSALM 19Links to photos Josh refers to...2021-04-1554 min
Bear with Me: Integrating Belief and Practice in the Christian LifeCreativity as Walking with God, Creation and One Another - Interview w/ Josh WiltonJosh Wilton is a pastor, church planter, photographer, and creative communicator who also wrote a novel. He takes us on a tour of his creative processes as a parable for our life with God and one another.Josh talks about 5 guidelines for engaging the world around us and noticing God's Presence:Show up.Don't miss the Moment.Chase the Light.Pay attention to Shadows.Attend to the DetailsPSALM 19Links to photos Josh refers to in this episode - 25:58 ...2021-04-1353 min
King's Way PodcastEpisode 48: Our Favorite Books!Join Trevor and Ryan as they discuss their favorite books at the moment, including one of their favorite books of all time (aside from the Bible), a book they're currently reading, and a book that they hope to read sometime in the near future. Links to all the books are located below. Check them out!
Trevor's Picks:
Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus | Nabeel Qureshi
https://amzn.com/0310092647
Lament For A Son | Nicholas Wolterstorff
https://amzn.com/080280294X
12 Rules for Life | Jordan B. Peterson
https://amzn.com/B01FPGY5T0
...2021-04-0323 min
Refugees: What You Don't Hear on the NewsThe Greek Church's Refugee Response, Composting, & One Full Apartment Complex with PhaedraOver one million refugees have entered Greece since 2015. Join our conversation with Phaedra Tolias to hear how a new church faced this unexpected wave of those fleeing violence with a warm embrace. Learn about exciting entrepreneurial initiatives including an expanding composting project! Maybe you can implement some of these innovative ideas in your own city!
QUOTE: “The tears of God are the meaning of history.” Nicholas Wolterstorff
ON THE NEWS: https://news.un.org/en/story/2020/12/1078852dd
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Farming with JesusEmotions and Discipleship: GriefNo one wants to experience it, but grief is something that is unavoidable in our lives. What do we do when we experience grief? How can we respond in a way that grounds us in our relationship with God? Recommended resources:GriefShare Ministry: Contact Bonnie Arends at 217-784-5702 or visit https://www.griefshare.orgA Lament for a Son by Nicholas WolterstorffThe Divine Conspiracy by Dallas WillardA Grief Observed by Jerry SittserFarming with Jesus is hosted by Paul Thomason and J...2021-01-1133 min
The Image Restoration PodcastIs God Good? Featuring the Welchers: Doubt, Part 5 | Episode 13NOTES/CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS/ADDITIONAL THOUGHTS:
Next week will be a reflection as well as some final thoughts.
Quotes:
“The church is a hospital for sinners. We need to proclaim grace for those who are broken in their sin, and holiness for those who are in rebellion.” - Evan
“Our life is one of catechesis.” - Evan
“We should be more compassionate - that’s never the enemy of good theology. Understanding that Jesus is sacrificial shouldn’t make us colder… We are suspicious of warmth. We are suspicious of compassion. We think that’s the antithesis of being theologic...2020-12-1444 min
Off The WireEpisode 10: Living the Christian Life. Dr. Nicholas WolterstorffIn today's episode of Off the Wire I interview Dr. Nicholas Wolterstorff. Together we discuss the Christian life and the challenges that we will face and how to handle different scenarios and concepts. Thank you for listening! If you want to find out more about Matt and how
you can get coached toward your better self, visit
www.matthewwireman.com and check out his LinkedIn and Instagram accounts
@matt.wireman.2020-11-031h 20
Halfway There218: Rachel Joy Welcher and the Spirituality of Unmet Longings
Rachel Welcher is an editor at Fathom Magazine, a poet, and an author whose book Talking Back to Purity Culture: Rediscovering Faithful Christian Sexuality is about to be released. Today, Rachel shares how she followed all the purity culture rules before marriage, how she felt when her marriage ended in divorce, and developing a more holistic sexual ethic. Rachel’s story reminds us that God wants our hearts no matter what our circumstances are.
Listen to Rachel’s story now!
Stories Rachel shared:
Growing up in Northern California as a pastor’s kid
Rea...2020-11-0252 min
Christ Presbyterian Church | Old Hickory BlvdPolitics: How Would Jesus Vote? | Scott Sauls | November 1, 2020ESV Matthew 22:15-22
Don Carson, Editor, The New Bible Commentary
ESV Greek Tools
ESV Study Bible
IVP Bible Background Commentary
Brian Blount, et al, True to Our Native Land: African American Commentary
John Dixson, “How to Vote Christianly”
James Mumford in The Hedgehog Review, “Package-Deal Ethics”
Craig Keener, et al, NIV Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible
Timothy Keller in The New York Times, “How Do Christians Fit into a Two-Party System? They Don’t.”
Timothy Keller, Logos Sermon Archive
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Justice
N.T. Wright, Matthew for Everyone2020-10-3143 min
wanderingRights, part 2In this episode, Joel and Travis continue to talk about politics, specifically about rights. What are rights? What kinds of things constitute rights? Does every right have a correlative duty? How do rights relate to law? To morality more generally? And is health care a (human) right--if it is, what would it mean to be such? In the process, they discuss Nicholas Wolterstorff, Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II), but fail to talk about any political figure or party. Go figure.2020-10-2842 min
The Englewood Review of Books PodcastEpisode 15: Tish Harrison Warren and Stina-Kielsmeier Cook on reading in the midst of doubt, suffering and human vulnerability.Jen is joined by Tish Harrison Warren and Stina Kielsmeier-Cook for a deep and heartfelt conversation about reading through doubt, suffering and vulnerability.Stina Kielsmeier-Cook is a writer living in Minneapolis. (You may remember her from Episode 3!) She has a graduate diploma in Forced Migration and Refugee Studies and loves to talk about public policy, parenting, and her neighborhood. She works as Director of Communications at the Collegeville Institute, where she is also the managing editor of Bearings Online. Her first book, Blessed Are the Nones: Mixed-Faith Marriage and My Search for Spiritual Community released earlier this y...2020-10-2652 min
RUF at UNCMoving towards Justice: Lifting up the DowntroddenPulling from Nicholas Wolterstorff's "Quartet of the Vulnerable", this episode focuses on the question, who are the people that God is most concerned for? 2020-08-2128 min
The Curious Christian Teacher PodcastInterview with Rod Thompson, being shaped by the ScriptureIn this episode, Dr Rod Thompson evokes a deep yearning to be immersed in the Scripture. He suggests that the Bible doesn't exercise its authority by giving us answers to questions, so much as by inviting us to live in a certain kind of way and go out with God in our community and work out how to be faithful and wise. He invites us to explore the problematic, unknown sections and to help our students fall in love with and engage with this text. He suggests terms such as Christ-centred education and Biblical worldview may be problematic and ex...2020-06-3000 min
JFCast | Jean FrancescoDor e sofrimento - JFCast 005Por que sofremos tanto? Será que existe propósito no sofrimento? Afinal, será que podemos aprender alguma coisa com as feridas da vida? Neste episódio eu vou responder essas perguntas. Está no ar o JFCast o seu podcast de teologia cristã!
---> Livros excelentes sobre como viver a fé em meio ao sofrimento: 1) Caminhando com Deus em meio ao sofrimento (Tim Keller): https://amzn.to/2IF0Crq 2) Lamento (Nicholas Wolterstorff): https://amzn.to/2QjJfRB 3) A graça de Deus no seu sofrimento (David Powlison): https://amzn.to/2xtmlAz
IMPORTANTE!!! Quando você compra qualquer desses livros pelo nosso link, você ajuda a su...2020-03-1000 min
Embrace A Captivating Full Audiobook On Your Commute.In This World of Wonders by Nicholas WolterstorffPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/90776to listen full audiobooks.
Title: In This World of Wonders
Author: Nicholas Wolterstorff
Narrator: Trevor Thompson
Format: mp3
Length: 11 hrs and 31 mins
Release date: 01-15-20
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 23 ratings
Genres: Philosophers
Publisher's Summary:
World-renowned Christian philosopher. Beloved professor. Author of the classic Lament for a Son. Nicholas Wolterstorff is all of these and more. His memoir In This World of Wonders opens a remarkable new window into the life and thoughts of this remarkable man. In This World of Wonders is the story of a thoughtful and grateful Christian whose life has...2020-01-1511h 31
The EucatastropheDoes Pluralism Defeat the Common Good?Is it wrong to seek the good or virtuous society in the face of evident pluralism? In some classical Christian thought, the king was tasked with cultivating virtue, including love of God. Joel and Dave discuss contemporary Christian voices who challenge this. For liberal thinkers like Nicholas Wolterstorff, Christians cannot seek to define the common good for society in this way; doing so would exclude or coerce non-Christians. In Wolterstorff’s terms, Christians must support the ‘mechanical state’, a neutral body-protecting ‘the excellence of freedom’. Joel and Dave raise their problems with this view, and challenge the argument that pluralism a...2019-11-0636 min
First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Mississippi Evening ServiceSinging of SadnessThat’s the beginning of the book, Lament for a Son, written by Nicholas Wolterstorff who was a former philosophy professor at Yale University. But he writes the book not as a scholar; he writes the book as a loving father. He writes the book for his twenty-five year old son who died mountain climbing in Austria. And he calls the book his lament - Lament for a Son. His expression of sadness, this prayer of mourning for his late son, Eric. And as you continue reading you can hear the sadness in this father’s words...2019-07-1400 min
The Professor ParlerReformed Epistemology on Faith and ReasonIn this episode, we talk about the work of Alvin Plantinga and Nicholas Wolterstorff and how it relates to the faith and reason discussion. 2019-05-2426 min
Give and TakeEpisode 151: In this World of Wonders, with Nicholas WolterstorffMy guest is Nicholas Wolterstorff. World-renowned Christian philosopher. Beloved professor. Author of the classic Lament for a Son. Nicholas Wolterstorff is all of these and more. His memoir, In This World of Wonders opens a remarkable new window into the life and thought of this remarkable man.
Written not as a complete life story but as a series of vignettes, Wolterstorff’s memoir moves from his humble beginnings in a tiny Minnesota village to his education at Calvin College and Harvard University, to his career of teaching philosophy and writing books, to the experiences that prompted some of...2019-03-061h 03
More Than ThisSuffering! (Happy New Year?)For our first episode of 2019, we thought we would talk about suffering. We talk about different ways people think about the role of God in the world, and how God is related to pain, suffering, and goodness. Grab the tissues - Kate and I talk about some of the personal suffering we've been through (and we both cry on microphone). We wrap up by talking about tips for helping people who are going through suffering. If you have questions or comments from this episode, you can leave them at the post for this episode at w...2019-01-0248 min
Christ Presbyterian Church | Old Hickory BlvdThe Grieving Sisters | Scott Sauls | October 14, 2018October 14, 2018
John 11:17-37
Don Carson, Editor, The New Bible Commentary
Tyler Cowen, ‘Death, Trauma, and God: The Effect of Military Deployments on Religiosity’
ESV Greek Tools
ESV Study Bible
IVP Bible Background Commentary
The Indigo Girls, ‘Hey Jesus’
Timothy Keller, Logos Sermon Archive
C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed
J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
Elie Wiesel, Night
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Lament for a Son
NT Wright, Revelation for Everyone2018-10-1336 min
Christ Presbyterian Church | Cool SpringsThe Grieving Sisters | Russ Ramsey | October 14, 2018October 14, 2018
John 11:17-37 ESV
Don Carson, Editor, The New Bible Commentary
Tyler Cowen, ‘Death, Trauma, and God: The Effect of Military Deployments on Religiosity’
ESV Greek Tools
ESV Study Bible
IVP Bible Background Commentary
The Indigo Girls, ‘Hey Jesus’
Timothy Keller, Logos Sermon Archive
C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed
J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
Elie Wiesel, Night
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Lament for a Son
NT Wright, Revelation for Everyone2018-10-1235 min
The Table Audio w/ Evan RosaLament for a Son: Nicholas Wolterstorff on Grief and SufferingRenowned philosopher Nicholas Wolterstorff talks to us about his only non-philosophical published work, Lament for a Son—an expression of profound grief written in the wake of his son Eric's untimely death in 1983.2018-10-0800 min
Christ Presbyterian Church | Old Hickory BlvdSorrow, Sudden Loss and the Welcoming Arms of Jesus | Scott Sauls | August 26, 2018August 26, 2018
Isaiah 53:4-6
PRIMARY SOURCES:
Don Carson, Editor, The New Bible Commentary
ESV Study Bible
IVP Bible Background Commentary
John Cox, Talks on Depression and Suicide
Margaret Wise Brown, The Runaway Bunny
Keith Getty and Stuart Townend, In Christ Alone
Madeleine Levine, The Price of Privilege
Lewis Smedes, ‘Is Suicide Forgivable?’ in Christianity Today
Kay Warren, ‘A Year of Grieving Dangerously’ in Christianity Today
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Lament for a Son2018-08-2448 min
Christian FormationServing Immigrants & RefugeesShane and I both grew up in the church and were blessed to feel the need for Christ early in our lives. Shane had a more devout idea of his life calling than I did as a child. He saw himself building houses in Africa, while I wanted to be single and run a farm for displaced cheetahs. Nothing against cheetah farmers, but God has since given us a calling as a couple, and now as a family, to invest in a population close to His heart: immigrants and refugees.
There is a strong and clear biblical mandate for Christians...2018-08-1836 min
Jump Start Your Joy®Debbie Augenthaler on Grief, Trauma, and Healing: You Are Not AloneThis week on the podcast, I’m delighted to speak to Debbie Augenthaler on grief, trauma, and healing. Debbie is a psychotherapist, the author of You Are Not Alone: A Heartfelt Guide to Grief, Healing, and Hope, and she has a private practice in New York City. After losing her husband, she was unexpectedly faced with grief, and found that losing someone that close to you causes ripples of effects; and that the impact of grief does not neatly follow the stages that we’ve all read about. Grief strikes everyone differently, and grieving is not a linear process. 2018-06-1252 min
Christ Presbyterian Church | Old Hickory BlvdIn Praise of Affectionate Leaders | Scott Sauls | June 10, 2018June 10, 2018
Philippians 2:19-30 ESV
PRIMARY SOURCES:
James Boice, Philippians: An Expositional Commentary
Faith Brynie, ‘Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones, but Words Can Cut Me Deeply,’ Psychology Today
Don Carson, Editor, The New Bible Commentary
Conrad Gempf, How to Like Paul Again
Andy Greene, ‘James Taylor: My Life in 15 Songs,’ Rolling Stone
Craig Keener, The IVP Bible Background Commentary: New Testament
Timothy Keller, Logos Sermon Archive
C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed
Kara Powell, ‘If you want to attract young people to your church, you’ve got to be warm, not cool,’ Washington Post
William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
Frank Thielman, Phil...2018-06-0933 min
Man of Steel Answers Insight Commentary57 – Justice League Heroes TrailerRecorded October 8th. “Ride ain’t over yet.” Reaction to the Justice League Heroes Trailer.
Answers, insights, and commentary on:
I. Justice League Heroes Trailer (4:23 – 22min)
First, a world without Superman
Second, rising threat
Third, heroes apart
Fourth, failing alone
Fifth, becoming heroes
Sixth, together
Seventh, celebration
II. Footnotes Pt. 1 (26:45 – 25min)
Change My View
Superman and the League
Cornerstone – Founder
Capstone – Final
Opposite Idioms
Love of Wisdom
Philosophers Fight
“God is Dead” applied to Superman
Quartet of the Vulnerable
Zechariah 7:9-10 (Superman)
Widow
Fatherless
Foreigner
Poor
Micah 6:8 (Wonder Woman)
Do Justice
Love Mercy
Walk Humbly
Mercy Is Not Condoning Ev...2017-10-221h 14
Man of Steel Answers Insight Commentary57 – Justice League Heroes TrailerRecorded October 8th. "Ride ain't over yet." Reaction to the Justice League Heroes Trailer.
Answers, insights, and commentary on:
I. Justice League Heroes Trailer (4:23 - 22min)
First, a world without Superman
Second, rising threat
Third, heroes apart
Fourth, failing alone
Fifth, becoming heroes
Sixth, together
Seventh, celebration
II. Footnotes Pt. 1 (26:45 - 25min)
Change My View
Superman and the League
Cornerstone - Founder
Capstone - Final
Opposite Idioms
Love of Wisdom
Philosophers Fight
"God is Dead" applied to Superman
Quartet of the Vulnerable
Zechariah 7:9-10 (Superman)
Widow
Fatherless
Foreigner
Poor
Micah 6:8 (Wonder Woman)
Do Justice
Love Mercy
Walk Humbly
Mercy Is N...2017-10-221h 14Man of Steel Answers Insight Commentary57 – Justice League Heroes TrailerRecorded October 8th. "Ride ain't over yet." Reaction to the Justice League Heroes Trailer.
Answers, insights, and commentary on:
I. Justice League Heroes Trailer (4:23 - 22min)
First, a world without Superman
Second, rising threat
Third, heroes apart
Fourth, failing alone
Fifth, becoming heroes
Sixth, together
Seventh, celebration
II. Footnotes Pt. 1 (26:45 - 25min)
Change My View
Superman and the League
Cornerstone - Founder
Capstone - Final
Opposite Idioms
Love of Wisdom
Philosophers Fight
"God is Dead" applied to Superman
Quartet of the Vulnerable
Zechariah 7:9-10 (Superman)
Widow
Fatherless
Foreigner
Poor
Micah 6:8 (Wonder Woman)
Do Justice
Love Mercy
Walk Humbly
Mercy Is N...2017-10-221h 14
BibleProjectJustice Part 2: What is Social Justice and Righteousness in the Bible?Show Notes:
This is episode two of our Justice series. Tim and Jon discuss the twin ideas of Justice and Righteousness in the Bible. Those two words are often paired together in the Bible. The guys start the episode (0-18:10) by finishing up the discussion from episode 1 on retributive and restorative justice. Jon shares a story about some of the difficulties in practices community justice.
In the second part (18:10-25:30) of the episode Tim shares a poem in the book of Jeremiah 9 and says it’s ideally captures the biblical vision of justice, mercy and righteousness. Tim an...2017-10-1739 min
Tears of Gold :: Stories of HopeArt of Grieving :: Loss of Child to Krabbe Disease : Christina Levasheff (ToG Ep 15)Christina Levasheff had a beautiful and simple life with her husband, young son, and infant daughter. When her 29 month old son, Judson, began to show some atypical physical symptoms, Christina and her husband began the process of seeking medical attention to discover what was going on. After some incorrect diagnoses, Judson was ultimately diagnosed with Krabbe Leukodystrophy Disease, a genetic disease that destroys the white matter in the brain. In just five months, the Levasheffs watched their bright and active two year old lose vision, speech, and all body movements to eventual death. Throughout the short but intense suffering, Juds...2017-07-2850 min
Life & FaithREBROADCAST: Good GriefA songwriter and a philosopher contemplate death, loss and what it means to grieve well.
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Nothing in life is certain but death and taxes. But if death is something we all face at some point, and grief is part of the human experience, we talk about them surprisingly little. In fact, it’s something we don’t necessarily do all that well as a culture.
"The word death is not pronounced in New York, in Paris, in London, because it burns the lips," wrote the poet Octavio Paz in 1961. His words still ring...2017-07-1215 minLife & FaithREBROADCAST: Good GriefA songwriter and a philosopher contemplate death, loss and what it means to grieve well.
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Nothing in life is certain but death and taxes. But if death is something we all face at some point, and grief is part of the human experience, we talk about them surprisingly little. In fact, it’s something we don’t necessarily do all that well as a culture.
"The word death is not pronounced in New York, in Paris, in London, because it burns the lips," wrote the poet Octavio Paz in 1961. His words still ring...2017-07-1215 min
Experience Audiobook in Religion & Spirituality, Religious ThoughtLament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff | Free AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: Lament for a Son
Author: Nicholas Wolterstorff
Narrator: Trevor Thompson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 47 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-13-17
Publisher: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Religious Thought
Summary:
The author describes the progress of his grief from the shock of learning of his son's accidental death to his final resignation a year later.
Contact: info@hotaudiobook.com2017-03-131h 47
Praxis Podcast with Rhett SmithCreating Space for Grieft After a DeathI have been wanting to talk on the topic of grief and loss for quite a while. I was going to wait to do an episode with my father since that has been a big part of his professional life as a pastor and hospice chaplain. But in light of some recent events in our local community the last week, I thought I would go ahead and post some thoughts on this topic. This is a topic near to my heart as I have had to spend a large part of my life working through g...2017-02-1341 min
VoxologyWelcoming and Mutually Transforming: Rethinking Church Community and LGBTQ InclusionHow can the church navigate LGBTQ conversations without reducing them to binary stances? Mike and Andy break down one of Voxology’s most foundational and pressing topics—what it means to be a faith community that is welcoming, inclusive, and mutually transformative. Drawing from years of wrestling in both the podcast and the local Vox community, they respond to a prominent article that challenges the idea of “agreeing to disagree” on homosexuality within the church. Mike shares personal insights from leading a church that makes space for affirming and non-affirming people to walk alongside each other with empathy, honesty, and grac...2016-12-0558 min
Life & FaithLife & Faith: Good Grief
Nothing
in life is certain but death and taxes. But if death is something we all face
at some point, and grief is part of the human experience, we talk about them
surprisingly little. In fact, it’s something we don’t necessarily do all that
well as a culture.
“The word
death is not pronounced in New York, in Paris, in London, because it burns the
lips,” wrote the poet Octavio Paz in 1961. His words still ring true today.
Some of
us, like musician Phil Davidson, eventually find a way to deal with sorrow
after the...2016-04-2015 minLife & FaithLife & Faith: Good Grief
Nothing
in life is certain but death and taxes. But if death is something we all face
at some point, and grief is part of the human experience, we talk about them
surprisingly little. In fact, it’s something we don’t necessarily do all that
well as a culture.
“The word
death is not pronounced in New York, in Paris, in London, because it burns the
lips,” wrote the poet Octavio Paz in 1961. His words still ring true today.
Some of
us, like musician Phil Davidson, eventually find a way to deal with sorrow
after the...2016-04-2015 min
The January Series of Calvin University2016 - Marsden,Mouw, Plantinga, & Wolterstorff - The Renaissance of Christian ThoughtRenowned thought leaders George Marsden, Richard Mouw, Alvin Plantinga and Nicholas Wolterstorff come together for a panel discussion, each sharing a 10-minute talk on what has captured their heart during their careers. Each one served as a professor at Calvin College for over two decades in the 1960’s, 70’s and 80’s before moving on to the halls of Notre Dame, Yale and Fuller Seminary. Each has over forty years of experience teaching in the academy and have authored scores of books. Calvin students today continue to read their writings in classes. In this presentation they will come together once again...2016-01-071h 00
Philosophy for TheologiansWolterstorff’s Theory of Situated RationalityDr. Nathan Shannon, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at Torch Trinity Graduate University in Seoul, Korea, talks with us about his new book, Shalom and the Ethics of Belief: Nicholas Wolterstorff’s Theory of Situated Rationality. Dr. Shannon is joined by Nathan Sasser, PhD student in philosophy at the University of South Carolina. Participants: Jared Oliphint, Nate […]2015-05-191h 15
Philosophy for TheologiansWolterstorff’s Theory of Situated RationalityDr. Nathan Shannon, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at Torch Trinity Graduate University in Seoul, Korea, talks with us about his new book, Shalom and the Ethics of Belief: Nicholas Wolterstorff’s Theory of Situated Rationality. Dr. Shannon is joined by Nathan Sasser, PhD student in philosophy at the University of South Carolina.
Participants: Jared Oliphint, Nate Shannon, Nathan Sasser2015-05-191h 15Philosophy for TheologiansWolterstorff’s Theory of Situated RationalityDr. Nathan Shannon, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at Torch Trinity Graduate University in Seoul, Korea, talks with us about his new book, Shalom and the Ethics of Belief: Nicholas Wolterstorff’s Theory of Situated Rationality. Dr. Shannon is joined by Nathan Sasser, PhD student in philosophy at the University of South Carolina. Participants: Jared Oliphint, Nate […]2015-05-191h 15Jared OliphintWolterstorff’s Theory of Situated RationalityDr. Nathan Shannon, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at Torch Trinity Graduate University in Seoul, Korea, talks with us about his new book, Shalom and the Ethics of Belief: Nicholas Wolterstorff’s Theory of Situated Rationality. Dr. Shannon is joined by Nathan Sasser, PhD student in philosophy at the University of South Carolina. Participants: Jared Oliphint, Nate […]2015-05-191h 15
Epistheo | Philosophie ChrétienneLa Bible peut-elle être la "Parole de Dieu" ?La Bible peut-elle être la « Parole de Dieu » ? À première vue, il semblerait que non. En effet, comme le remarque Spinoza dans son Traité théologico-politique, la majorité des écrits bibliques sont des paroles humaines. Il y a bien quelques prophètes qui prétendent parler de la part de Dieu. Ils commencent leurs interventions par : « Ainsi parle l’Eternel ». Mais la majorité des écrits ne sont pas des écrits prophétiques. Dans le Nouveau Testament, les Apôtres écrivent leurs propres observations et leurs propres réflexions, et ils signent leurs textes de leur propre main. Si donc une petite partie de la Bibl...2012-04-1611 min
Educating for ShalomPanel 3Nicholas Wolterstorff, Upstate NY Graduate/Faculty InterVarsity Conference2007-04-1408 min
Educating for ShalomPanel 2 - Q&ANicholas Wolterstorff, Upstate NY Graduate/Faculty InterVarsity Conference2007-04-1404 min
Educating for ShalomPanel 2Nicholas Wolterstorff, Upstate NY Graduate/Faculty InterVarsity Conference2007-04-1409 min
Educating for ShalomPanel 1 - Q&ANicholas Wolterstorff, Upstate NY Graduate/Faculty InterVarsity Conference2007-04-1406 min
Educating for ShalomPanel 1Nicholas Wolterstorff, Upstate NY Graduate/Faculty InterVarsity Conference2007-04-1411 min