In our new series going through the Book of Hebrews, titled "Superior", Twila and Nate kick things off by discussing what it means that Jesus is superior to the prophets and angels, and what it has to do with scripture in general. Bare with their slow conversation, as they recorded it at around midnight while folding laundry. :)

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In this conversation from pre-Easter, Nate and Melissa discuss not just Penal Substitutionary Atonement, but of the merits of comparing and using most of the other theories of atonement to reach different cultures and personalities. In light of the fact that they are all analogies for a reality we cannot see, are any of them "correct"? Join in for a fascinating discussion.

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This week, Nate and Twila discuss the Satisfaction Theory of Atonement laid out by Anselm of Canterbury. We have a great conversation about not just Satisfaction theory, but all the theories of Atonement and our search for understanding of the cross. For those seeking a deeper conversation about Sunday's message, this is peak Monday Leftovers! Click play and grab a pen; this is a great one!

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This week, Nate and Laura delve deep into what all aspects of Jesus' life reflected Adam's life, and what the Gnostics believed. We discuss how Gnostic doctrine logically leads to heresy, and discuss how we can avoid accidentally falling into it ourselves. Enjoy this slightly more nerdy episode today!

If you missed the message Sunday, you can find it here:

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This week, Nate and Sharon dig into the first message of the Atonement series, in which they discuss the first framework for Atonement, Christus Victor, Christ the Victorious One. We discuss the validity and dangers of the argument, as well as what it looks like in our world when we try to make ourselves the victors. All this and more in this week's episode. Enjoy!

If you missed the message Sunday, you can catch the video here:

https://www.youtube.com/live/XqrdpD0f704?si=GTjrTkNVbus6lqQP

This week, Nate and Sharon dig into the practical and allegorical applications in the book of Song of Solomon. With topics ranging from the dangers of awakening love too early to the joy that God still pursues us despite our sometimes wayward hearts.

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This week, Nate sits down with Ashley (and her snoring dog) to discuss how to read the Psalms and how to engage secular art, be that music, movies, or literature. Enjoy that and several other topics and leave your thoughts in the comments below.

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This week, Nate and Twila discuss the conclusion to the Book of Ecclesiastes. Life does make sense, but there are things the we will never understand. Join them for a late night chat about the meaning of life and drop your own thoughts in the comments.

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