Episodes

  • Truth Spring Trade School
    Apr 10 2021

    I interviewed Pastor Rob Strickland and his wife, Carrie, to find out about their newest venture to love others - a Trade School that PAYS its enrollees to learn job and life skills.

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    39 mins
  • Why a Trinity is Essential
    Jan 14 2021

    Can we infer The Holy Trinity from basic logic and mathematics? I attempt to do just that in this episode, and squeak out a primary substance partially made of consciousness in the process.

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    16 mins
  • Stained Glass and Mathematics - Part 3
    Dec 31 2020

    The Epilogue to my discussion of literacy as a source of power. Its probably more sci-fi prophesy than theology or Christian ministry...

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    18 mins
  • 2 - Stained Glass and Mathematics - Part 2
    Dec 16 2020

    A way of understanding our relationship to Christ, by viewing Jesus as the living word. This is the middle episode, connection the Medieval Church (last episode) to the future of Science (next episode).

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    21 mins
  • Stained Glass and Mathematics - Part 1
    Dec 2 2020

    The first of a three-part series looking at how literacy influenced Christianity's past, and will affect the future of science.

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    16 mins
  • Part 2: The Embarrassment of Christianity
    Nov 19 2020

    Finishing up the pilot program.

    NOTE: I am not condoning communism. I am not condoning capitalism. I am condoning that we should, "conduct [ourselves] in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ..." (Philippians 1:27)

    (Podcast referenced in the episode)

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    23 mins
  • The Embarrassment of Christianity, Part 1
    Nov 11 2020

    A look at the embarrassment, shame, and anxiety around being a Christian. This is my pilot episode, so I would love as much feedback as I can get on absolutely anything and everything, all comments and suggestions welcomed. (Oh yeah, "like" and "share"!)

    Thanks for listening.

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    20 mins