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Theology In the Dirt
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2023
Theology in the Dirt exists to help us practice our theology in the public square of our homes, our city and our world.
The audio podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, and at www.theologyinthedirt.com. If you want to contact us with questions, feedback, and/or topic ideas, please email us at theologyinthedirt@gmail.com.
Hosts: Mitchell Jolly and Chris Hayes
Executive Producer: Chris Hayes
Logo: Kayla Sanner
The audio podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, and at www.theologyinthedirt.com. If you want to contact us with questions, feedback, and/or topic ideas, please email us at theologyinthedirt@gmail.com.
Hosts: Mitchell Jolly and Chris Hayes
Executive Producer: Chris Hayes
Logo: Kayla Sanner
TID #148 Protecting Our Children From Early Trauma
With Jon Palmer joining in, we take time to discuss a difficult topic for parents and how we protect our children from early trauma. We'll dive into attachment theory and babies and talk through teenagers as well. We hope it's an enlightening and encouraging episode, but also one that challenges you.
As always, be sure to give us a five star rating if you like the podcast, leave a review, share with your friends and family, and so on. You can even give financially to the podcast should you choose to do so. Email us at theologyinthedirt@gmail.com with any questions, feedback, and/or topic suggestions as we love hearing from you guys!
As always, be sure to give us a five star rating if you like the podcast, leave a review, share with your friends and family, and so on. You can even give financially to the podcast should you choose to do so. Email us at theologyinthedirt@gmail.com with any questions, feedback, and/or topic suggestions as we love hearing from you guys!
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TID #147 GlocalNet Church Starting Hub
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This week we wanted to discuss the new GlocalNet Church Starting Hub we launched earlier this month and why our 2024 Your Best Gift campaign is going toward that. We hope enjoy the episode and if you want to give toward this amazing cause, please go to www.threeriversc.org/give and then on the next screen, choose Your Best Gift on the dropdown box. Don't forget to hit us up on Instagram, Facebo...
TID #146 The Providence of God
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This episode is one of our favorites already as we talk about the providence of God. We'll discuss its definition and linguistic roots, what it's not, Biblical examples, real life examples, Gospel connections, and much more in this episode of TID. Thanks for stopping by! As always, we'd love to hear from you. Feel free to email us at theologyinthedirt@gmail.com with any questions, comments, top...
TID #145 The 2024 Election
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With less than two weeks to the 2024 election, the guys dive into voting, the false strategy of "lesser of two evils", whether or not it's okay not to vote as a Christian, and much more. We hope this encourages and enlightens you as you cast your vote for this election. Let us know your thoughts by leaving a review and/or five star rating. Share the podcast with others to help us grow it and as...
TID #144 Biblical Hospitality
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In honor of it being National Hospitality Week, the guys decided to jump right into the topic of Biblical Hospitality and discuss what it is, Biblical examples, and how we do that as believers. Great discussion this week. As always, be sure to email us at theologyinthedirt@gmail.com with your questions, thoughts, feedback, and topic suggestions. We love hearing from you! Also be sure to share t...
TID #143 Forgiveness and Reconciliation
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Thanks to another fantastic question from a loyal listener, we talk in this episode about forgiveness, especially when someone hasn't apologized or recognized hurting you, as well as reconciliation. We discuss the differences between the two and what the Bible says and how we interpret those passages on the topic. Enjoy! As always, we want to hear from you. Send your questions, comments, and to...
TID #142 Foster Care and Adoption (w/ Mark and Lauren Estes)
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We had a blast interviewing our good friends from TRC, Mark and Lauren Estes, to talk all about their experience with fostering and adopting. We dive into their work as house parents working with young people in transition. We talk about how the Lord and others showed up to help them navigate hard times. It's a great discussion we think you'll enjoy! As always, email us at theologyinthedirt@gma...
TID #141 Adolescence and Growing Up
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This episode comes as a response to a great question from one of our phenomenal students at TRC who asked why kids/teenagers need to grow up and mature instead of just being kids. This came up after a part of a recent sermon by Mitch who brought this up. We decided to tackle this fantastic question focusing on the adolescence range and talk all about development, maturity, growth, discernment, ...
TID #140 School Shootings
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In light of the recent tragedy at Appalachee High School, we decided to dive into the difficult topic of school shootings on this episode. We also dive into the mental health aspect including some discussion on trauma, the brain, fight/flight/freeze/fawn response, and much more. We even talk about non-gun school violence and a history of school shootings. It's a great discussion and we hope you...
TID #139 What's At Stake in the 2024 Election
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We jump back into politics this week to talk about what's at stake in the 2024 election and how we as Christians need to respond, think about voting, and what we do about pertinent issues like abortion and life. We'll discuss the various candidates, their stances, and also address some key questions as we all get closer to voting in November in the biggest election of our lifetime thus far. Tha...
TID #138 What Does It Mean to Be Co-Regents With Christ?
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Thanks to one of our TID faithful listeners who submitted this great question, we break down what it means to be a co-regent with Christ. We'll look at Scripture and examples in history as well as dive deeper into what that means for us now and after Jesus returns. Great discussion today. Hope you enjoy! As always, please send us questions, feedback, and/or topic suggestions to theologyinthedir...
TID #137 What It Means to Be God's Treasured Possession
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Coming off a great sermon from Exodus 19:1-7, we decided to do a deep dive into what it means to be God's treasured possession and what we have to do to become that based on that passage as well as many others in the Bible. What a great discussion we had with lots of helpful information, strong reminders and promises, and of course some impactful application for you. You can watch or listen to ...
TID #136 Church Hopping: Part 2 (with JonLuke Jenkins)
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TID #136 Church Hopping: Part 2 (with JonLuke Jenkins)
TID #135 The Christian Response to the Olympic Opening Ceremony
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TID #135 The Christian Response to the Olympic Opening Ceremony
TID #132 The Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump
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TID #132 The Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump
TID #131 How to Live By Faith and Responsibly at the Same Time
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TID #131 How to Live By Faith and Responsibly at the Same Time
TID #127 Christian Political Engagement: Part Six
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TID #127 Christian Political Engagement: Part Six
TID #126 Women & Head Coverings in 1 Corinthians 11
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TID #126 Women & Head Coverings in 1 Corinthians 11
TID #124 Avoiding Tik Tok Spirituality
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TID #124 Avoiding Tik Tok Spirituality
TID #123 The Christian Response to Israel
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TID #123 The Christian Response to Israel
TID #121 Christian Political Engagement: Part Five
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TID #121 Christian Political Engagement: Part Five
TID #120 Christian Political Engagement: Part Four
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TID #120 Christian Political Engagement: Part Four
Great discussion... I bought that Piper book. Also.. My book on Romans 9 (currently underway) has an excursus where I tackle this very heady topic under the "divine concurrence" model of providence. You'll find that most Christians in history ascribe to some form of providence. At around minute 50 Mitch discusses the permissive providence of God. This is only one view of the mechanic behind it often seen in latter theologians like Sproul. I happen to disagree with bare permission as I tackle that in my section on the mechanics behind the hardening of Pharaoh which follows the section I am sending in the link below. Calvin also rejected a permissive view for God's determinative activities. It's important since Arminians hold a very strong historical view of providence characterized predominately by the rubric of "permission." Here's a quote by Olson in Arminian Theology: "...whatever happens, including sin (e.g., the Fall of Adam), is at least allowed by God, but if it is positively evil, and not only evil to a mistaken understanding, it is not authored or authorized by God. God permits it ‘designedly and willingly,’ but not efficaciously. Furthermore, God controls (ordains, appoints, limits, directs) it in the sense that he points it to a good end.” This runs counter to what I call and am arguing for as Reformed Divine Concurrence. Here's the link to the subsection of an excursus on divine hardening which I find that God has providentially done... not passively as though he merely is allowing Pharaoh to harden himself. Check it out and let me know what you think! The book is coming along slowly because I'm going into everything implicated in that chapter. docs.google.com/document/d/10ZPtcD5gDq4orRDt2LIvdSHazYiCO_I44XjsqTKgRJU/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.roe8f5glyt
Great episode guys!
Lmao "wokest agenda" says the white bread who thinks mayo is spicy lol
Lmao yall completely missed the point...per usual. Lmaoooo
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Rfk jr will surprise all. He will be the next president
The polls are rigged by the corporateation parties… Kennedy way pass 10%… try 39% and above
Kennedy has my vote ❤from Texas!
❤vote for Robert F🤍Kennedy Jr💙President🇺🇸2024🇺🇸
❤vote for Robert F🤍Kennedy💙Jr🇺🇸
It's KENNEDY for me!
RFK is the best candidate and he can win the election as long as the people of this great nation have the ability to vote for there own choice. I firmly believe that independent voters outnumber both democrats and republican for first time and RFK is pulling from both of those bases and possibly a HUGE chunk of dems if they wake up to the fact that RFK is the only way trump isn't elected and a coalition of "double haters" that won't vote for either no matter what and then a contingent that isn't even being discussed is the people that don't normally vote are going to stand up this year and vote for RFK as well. I believe in my heart and soul RFK wants to heal and unite our people and is the only candidate that is trying to bring us all together and has actual plans for a ton of different issues that will help ourselves our children our nation and the world #Kennedy24 🇺🇸
Key comment: "I don't trust poles."
Vote Kennedy for president 2024!!! He is the leader we need to unify our country and bring us back to prosperity!
If I died and went to hell I'd grab a banner and lead the charge on heavens hypocritical gates myself.
These guys would love Hell Is Forever. They might even put it on repeat.
i mean satan is atualy HELPING God, resistance is assistance, notice th ebible says satan can NOT do ANYHTING UNLESS God gives him permission! so really the devil onyl dose waht it dose because God allows it. and i am still trying fiigure out WHY chist 1k year rule jsut to RELEASE satan for him to device peaople and they can goto effing hell for all effing eternith that truly sucks alot. i LOVE jesus biut tryign to figure out how the creator of hearth (nuterality) heaven (good) and hell (bad) is PURE LOVE with ZERO fear! and then yea dose NOT want humans in hell but builds a system in which can goto hell for simpel belief? then how is "choosing right" not a GAMBLE a GAMBLE with your soul? idk bible says not to sin and GAMBLE but seems i am FORCED to GAMBLE if dont wanto goto hell, i saw hell and its TRULY AWEFUL, i could not tell angels, humans, demons, angels eta apart chained on a cube with invisable lightining licking them that would make a level 999999999999999999999999999999999 goku super sayan cry like a mere baby. yet humasn are thrown into the SAME hell that the Devil is (who KNOWS what they are doing) and the huemasn who do NOT know what they are doing! no wonder jesus says "forgive them for they do not know" like i understand free will, and that SOME WILL choose to be evil but fact its on FAITH alone! before i saw hell i LOVEd God because i Love life and love God, but now i have almost nothign but FEAR and a false love to not goto hell :( can SOMEBODY make a VALID argument on this 5 min video? th-cam.com/video/BqcDXIx6CA8/w-d-xo.html and fact that God essentualy had to beat himself up to appease his WRATH liek why so WRATHFUL? perhaps even more WRATH than "satan"? satan: worship me or DIE (and goto heaven) God: worship me or SUFFER ETERNALY!!!!! idk satan looks liek he has the better deal to DENY.
FYI, in the show, Lucifer and Satan are separate characters
My reading says that only "children" were born to Sons of God and daughters of men who were mighty, I don't read that "Nephilim children" were born of them, only "children", I think the text is literal, Reads to me that mighty Sons of God had "children" born to them, NOT Nephilim were born to them. Neither can I see it read that Children of Nephilim were born or Nephilim children were born (just that "children" were born), I am also not sure that one should assume that the Sons of God will only procreate Nephilim children, when the sentence says only children were born and not that "Nephilim children" were born. Children and Nephilim are the two different predicates nestled in the passages paragraph sentences. Seems to me fringe evangelicals have confusingly smashed the sentences with two different predicate meanings into one theory; And that theory is to justify the horror of the flood and later the genocide of Canaanite people groups in the OT when Joshua takes back the promised land by killing people. This theory (a-la Michael Heiser) says that killing everything was okay cause Joshua was just killing "soul-less" Nephilim demi-gods, which is a quantum leap and a non-sequitur.. The passage just says Nephilim were around back then, and after-- it does not say the product of the Sons of God were Nephilim, it just says Nephilim were around back then.. unfortunately the sentencing structure looks to be a non-sequitur sentence in the middle of two different predicates, which can be confusing if not read properly. Sons of God mating with daughters to make mighty Children, not that these Children were Nephilim... but they were just "children" of the Sons of God -- again they were not Nephilim... But the Nephilim were around back then and after.. but that's a sentence that stands by itself and should not be mixed in with the "children" or that even Nephilim were might men of renown. Sons of God were the mighty men--no? Hopefully I have made the case plain as I know there are so many who read these sentences and inject their interpretation that the "children" were "Nephilim children", which is not the case when read properly...please read more closely
So this whole video is to try and say that Viv was controlled by demons to make this? if so you failed, its just a story using public Domain characters and setting
Actually that wasn't our point at all. We never said the creator was controlled by any demons nor insinuated that. We appreciate you watching though and for your feedback.
Sounds like Mitch got my laryngitis... felt that. Interesting discussion... I have a lot of hope for the upcoming election, not as though someone may "save us" but because the path forward seems so clear. I'll be stuck like glue watching... Trump was masterful in Iowa and said a lot of moderate things I thought would go over well with the general populace. Can he get out of his own way? After Iowa... maybe!
Thankfully he's feeling much better now, but yeah it's definitely going to be a polarizing (yet again) campaign trail leading up to another very heated and divided election.
*Promosm*
Was thinking about Genesis 50 from the question presented. I think in that context Joseph is ultimately intending that the good God intended is grammatically parallel to what evil was occurring. I think we can see that whereas the brothers had one purpose (evil, namely to kill or be rid of Joseph), God had another purpose in their actions which was intended by the ordaining of their actions. This purpose is ultimately the faithfulness to his own word to preserve a nation to shepherd and protect the people of God, the city set on a hill for HIS namesake, not the mere protection of Jews. We see this theme come again in Romans 9 where the rejection of these same Jews has called into question God’s faithfulness to his word… and Paul defends God’s righteousness by showing his good intent in the ordaining of something not good. Great discussion!