Raleigh is joined by Sarah Bowler to discussed the often misunderstood story of King David and Bathsheba. If you have ever read 2 Samuel 10-11 and wondered if the traditional ways of teeling the story have been mistaken, you will not want to miss this episode.

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Curious about how the Romans and early Christians understood faith and what it means for us today? Tune in as I chat with Dr. Teresa Morgan, an expert in ancient history, to uncover the fascinating concept of pistis (Greek) or fides (Latin) and its profound implications for our modern faith in a faithful God. Join the conversation!

Links mentioned in this episode:

Roman faith and Christian Faith: https://a.co/d/b6ZLRMD

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On this episode I speak with Dr. Karen Prior about the state of Evangelicalism in America and how we can move forward faithfully without abandoning the ship. American evangelicals have much to consider and evaluate when it comes to a myriad of issues including, Christian Nationalism, radical individualism, the meaning and extent of the gospel in relation to issue of social justice and reform.

The Evangelical Imagine: https://a.co/d/d4r2Anm

Clement of Alexander once said, "Theology is the queen of the sciences and philosophy is her handmaid." But, have you ever considered how theology and philosophy intersect in the Christian life? Can the church learn anything from the philosophers? Resident philosopher at Dallas Theological Seminary, Dr. Timothy Yoder, and I delve into the profound connections between theology and philosophy, uncovering the fascinating ways in which they inform and inspire one another. While some Church Fathers embraced the philosophical tradition with reverence and sought to harmonize it with Christian theology, others approached it with caution or skepticism. Yet, regardless of their perspectives, the dialogue between theology and philosophy has left an indelible mark on the development of Christian thought. Whether we recognize their influence or not, those thoughts are still prevalent in the 21st-century church. Join the Conversation!

On this episode of the Pistis with Us Podcast, I speak with Dr. Amy Peeler about Junia/ Joanna. The apostle Paul commended Julia in Romans 16 for her diligence in the gospel, which likely got her thrown in Roman prison. She is only mentioned overtly in Romans 16 but has been the subject of much deliberation. Join Dr. Peeler and me as we discuss this remarkable person. #Romans #StPaul #grace #love #gospel

Links mentioned in this episode: Vindicating the Vixens: https://a.co/d/9raV7nU

On this episode of "The Pistis with Us Podcast," I speak with Dr. Michelle Lee-Barnewall about issues of race, particularly in the church. Dr. Lee-Barnewall discusses what it was like for her to grow up in an area where she and her family were the only people of Asian descent and how that impacted her growth as a person. Her new book, "A Longing to Belong: Reflections on Faith, Identity, and Race," is a must-read for anyone wanting to understand race relations from a personal and vulnerable perspective.

Links mentioned in this episode: Purchase the book, "A Longing to Belong: https://a.co/d/4fN6oK8

Purchase "Neither Complementarian nor Egalitarian: https://a.co/d/cHMZdv2

The new Pisits with Us episode is now available! In this episode, I speak with Dr. Nijay K Gupta about his new book, "Strange Religion: How the First Christians Were Weird, Dangerous, and Compelling." We discuss topics such as 1) how the early church stood out from Roman society and culture, 2) just what did the earliest Christ followers looked like in their cultural setting, 3) what made Christians different from the Roman worshippers of the pantheon, 4) how does the earlier Christian example inform how we should be weird, dangerous, and compelling in our own place in history. Join the Conversation!

Links mentioned in this episode: Strange Religion: How the First Christians were Weird, Dangerous, and Compelling- https://a.co/d/edqIDFk

On this episode, I speak with Dr. Eva Bleeker about her contribution to "Vindicating the Vixens: Revisiting Sexualized, Vilified, and Marginalized Women of the Bible." Dr. Bleeker wrote an inspiring chapter on Rahab of the Canaanites, revealing how many people do not understand her place in the narrative and how we should read and understand such a beautiful and complex story.

Topics discussed:

1. The Israelite entrance into the land of Canaan
2. Removal of identity rather than annihilation
3. The love of God for all peoples
4. Rahab theCanaanite as the revealer of the character of Yahweh within an Israelite text

Links mentioned in this episode: Vindicating the Vixens: Revisiting Sexualized, Vilified, and Marginalized Women of the Bible: https://a.co/d/bfvH9qj

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