9.34 - Politics and Faith: Respectful Disentanglement
How do we present the very political biblical worldview without doing it in a worldly political way? Do Moses, Joseph, Daniel and company, E...
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9.33 - Politics and Faith: Relating to the Powers
Do you believe Christians should control the outcome of political and state decisions? Should Christians fear governing authorities? How do...
9.32 - Politics and Faith: A Different Way
Do Christians have dual citizenship? Are Christians called to utilize their earthly citizenship as leverage? Is the Christian expression of...
9.31 - Politics and Faith - Greater Tension
Are you removing tension from your life by sacrificing the way of the Kingdom of God? Today the guys conclude their series by exploring the...
9.30 - Politics and Faith: Tension Continues
As we continue exploring the contrast between the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of the World , we begin asking the practical questions that...
9.29 - Politics and Faith: Tension
Jesus commands us to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. But how should citizens of the Kingdom of God engage with the king...
9.28 - Politics and Faith - Allegiance Continued
Is the world ultimately transformed through the voting booth, or through a people who faithfully live out the "strange" teachings of Christ?...
9.27 - Politics and Faith: The Pledge Of Allegiance
Who Has Your Allegiance? Your Nation... or the Kingdom of God? Can a Christian faithfully serve both their country and the Kingdom of God? O...
9.26 - Politics and Faith: Distinct Christian Influence
Continuing last week's conversation, we explore how God's set-apart people are to relate to the nations. Israel was forbidden from making al...
9.25 - Politics and Faith: Unique Politics
Up to this point, we've identified who the powers and principalities are and the role they play. Today, the guys shift the conversation to h...
9.24 - Politics and Faith: Judgement of the Nations
If God holds the nations accountable, shouldn't we, in the spirit of the prophets, join Him in calling the nations to account for their acti...
9.23 – Politics and Faith: Christ Above All Powers
All things were created through Him and for Him. Above all creation, this includes the powers and principalities of this world. Christians p...
9.22 – Politics and Faith: The Powers Behind the Powers
Who really rules the nations? God, governments, or something else entirely? Today, the guys continue their discussion on governing authoriti...
9.21 - Politics and Faith: Spiritual Reality
Is God on your political side? Scripture may say otherwise. Sam, John, and Ron continue their series on governing authorities by challenging...
9.20 - The Government, the Gospel, and the Christian: Pick a Side?
What if the nation you despise most is actually on God's payroll? In this episode of The After Class Podcast, John, Ron, and Sam trace what...
9.19 - The Government, the Gospel, and the Christian: Introduction
How does the language of the Bible talk about how God's people should relate to governing authorities and the level of our engagement with t...
9.18 – Lord's Supper 6: More Than a Meal
Today, the guys wrap up the series and share some final observations and takeaways. But first, Paul writes that in the Supper we proclaim th...
9.17 - Lord's Supper 5: The Flesh and the Blood
So far guys have covered the following aspects in the Lord's Supper series: * Building on OT sacred meals * Commemorating key events in sacr...
9.16 - Lord's Supper 4: Three Accounts
Today, the guys look into the Last Supper accounts of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, investigating the differences and what they reveal about the...
9.15 - Lord's Supper 3: Celebrating the Kingdom
Ritual? Meal? Nourishment? Remembrance? Micro-banquet? Flesh and blood? What is the Lord's Supper—and how are we meant to practice it? What...