Kurt Willems 2017-05-23 Kurt Willems 2017-05-23

Whose Fault is This? (Jesus, Scapegoats, Good & Evil)

Kurt Willems 2017-05-16 Kurt Willems 2017-05-16

Paul, Creation & Evolution #2 - Our Lenses, Genesis 1 & Function (EP-51)

Kurt Willems 2017-05-17 Kurt Willems 2017-05-17

Exclusion and Embrace: Reconciliation with Enemies Two Decades Later

Kurt Willems 2017-05-09 Kurt Willems 2017-05-09

Paul Didn't Believe in the Rapture. Neither Did Jesus. Neither Should You.

Kurt Willems 2017-05-08 Kurt Willems 2017-05-08

What Does God's Glory Look Like? (Isaiah and Jesus)

Kurt Willems 2017-05-03 Kurt Willems 2017-05-03

Jonah Knew God (But Didn't Love like God): What this Odd Prophet Teaches Us about Peacemaking

Kurt Willems 2017-05-01 Kurt Willems 2017-05-01

Recommended Introduction Level Books on Paul

Kurt Willems 2017-05-01 Kurt Willems 2017-05-01

Toward a Clearer Definition of "Spiritual Warfare" - Ephesians 6 as a Call to Justice and Peace

Kurt Willems 2017-05-01 Kurt Willems 2017-05-01

Angela Parker - Race, Suffering, and Empire in Paul (EP-50)

Kurt Willems 2017-04-25 Kurt Willems 2017-04-25

Matthew Bates - "Faith" means "Allegiance" to King Jesus (EP-49)

Kurt Willems 2017-04-24 Kurt Willems 2017-04-24

Was the Apostle Paul Jewish Before and After Jesus?

Kurt Willems 2017-04-18 Kurt Willems 2017-04-18

Paul, Creation & Evolution #1 - Why our Conversations about Science Matter (EP-48)

Kurt Willems 2017-04-08 Kurt Willems 2017-04-08

Who was the Apostle Paul? - a brief biography (what he did and wrote)

Kurt Willems 2017-04-08 Kurt Willems 2017-04-08

Best Commentaries on Revelation (without all that blood moon stuff)

Kurt Willems 2017-04-08 Kurt Willems 2017-04-08

Christian Podcast Hacks: Best Beginner Mic is Audio-Technica ATR2100-USB

Starting a podcast? Here’s some quick thoughts for you to consider.

Kurt Willems 2017-04-08 Kurt Willems 2017-04-08

The Roman Empire During the Time of Jesus (Background of Luke's Gospel)

The Roman Empire cast a vast shadow over the world of the New Testament. In the past couple of decades, biblical scholars and theologians have rediscovered this fact. The ripple effects in the twenty-first century of this fresh focus on how imperialism shaped the writings of the New Testament cannot be overstated.