Armchair Theology

The end of Ezra illustrates the tension in scripture between being set apart (holy) and being a blessing to the nations. Thanks for listening friends.

One way many use Proverbs is as a daily devotional. 31 chapters for 31 days. Marcus Taylor did just that and joined us to talk about his experience.
You can find Marcus on Twitter at @brwneyedsoulman and online at browneyedsoulman.bandcamp.com

If you've ever studied Luke or Acts with any kind of academic integrity you've certainly read something Dr. Joel Green has written. I (Clay) was most fortunate to have stumbled in his class my first semester of seminary and we consider ourselves just as fortunate to have had this conversation with Dr. Green to wrap up the book of Acts.
Huge thanks to Dr. Green for joining us.

After the death and resurrection, Jesus early followers were faced with the question: Now What? This week Matthew Skinner joins us to help answer that very question.
Dr. Skinner is the Professor of New Testament at Luther Seminary. He has written about the Bible for websites including Huffington Post, Working Preacher, and ON Scripture—The Bible. He co-hosts Sermon Brainwave, a popular weekly podcast that offers assistance to preachers as they interpret biblical texts to prepare their sermons.

Ordained as a teaching elder in the Presbyterian Church (USA), Skinner also serves as the Scholar for Adult Education at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis.

Obadiah is quite certain that God has a zero-tolerance policy for bullies who kick others when they're down. Join Ross and Clay break down this pint-sized prophet who packs a punch.