Lessons Learned with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
Life and Books and Everything — Clearly ReformedLessons Learned with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
March 23, 2022
Life and Books and EverythingClearly Reformed
The band gets back together to talk about lessons learned from the two biggest events of the past two years: Covid and the war in Ukraine. Without pretending to be experts in infectious diseases or in international affairs, the three amigos explore what we can learn about humility, evil, tradeoffs, and prayer. The episode concludes with an update on what everyone has been reading over the past couple months.
Timestamps:
Intro and Sponsor [0:00-3:13]
Lessons After (?) the Pandemic [3:14-22:58]
Lessons (So Far?) From Ukraine [22:59-36:28)
Lessons (Right Now) From Books We're Reading [36:27-47:51]
More From Life and Books and Everything
Worship as Covenant Renewal
Life and Books and Everything
March 24, 2022
The historic liturgy of the Christian church did not originate in evangelicalism, or in the Reformation, or in Europe. It grew out of Old Testament (a
The Biggest Story Bible Storybook with Don Clark
Life and Books and Everything
March 31, 2022
In this bonus episode, Kevin talks with the brilliant artist, Don Clark, Kevin’s co-collaborator on The Biggest Story and on (their new book) The Bigg
We Live in Confusing Times
Life and Books and Everything
April 4, 2022
I know, it’s complicated. But don’t worry, the less you think about it the more it will make sense.
The Dangers of Digital Discourse
Life and Books and Everything
March 21, 2022
In an age where digital immediacy can be confused for personal intimacy, we often forget that public communication will not have all the features of p
Is Every Sin the Same in God’s Eyes?
Life and Books and Everything
March 17, 2022
As much as it shows admirable humility or apologetic concern, we must not act or teach as if every sin is the same in God’s eyes.
Defending Shame with Te-Li Lau
Life and Books and Everything
March 9, 2022
We think of shame as destructive, manipulative, and toxic. And it can be all those things. But shame can also be a powerful and healthy part of our mo
More on OpenTheo
Can Psychology Explain Away the Resurrection? A Licona Carrier Debate - Part 2
Risen Jesus
February 19, 2025
According to Dr. Richard Carrier, Christianity arose among individuals who, due to their schizotypal personalities, believed that their hallucinations
How Could God Be Perfect If He Regrets Something He Did?
#STRask
February 24, 2025
Questions about how God could be perfect if he regrets something he did, whether there’s a difference between God’s sovereignty and God’s providence,
Interrogating Jesus - Veritas Forum Lecture at Texas A&M
Risen Jesus
February 25, 2025
In this lecture at Texas A&M University, Dr. Licona discusses whether we can rationally believe in the resurrection of Jesus. He then engages with a p
Jesus' Bodily Resurrection - A Legendary Development Based on Hallucinations - Licona vs. Carrier - Part 2
Risen Jesus
March 12, 2025
In this episode, a 2004 debate between Mike Licona and Richard Carrier, Licona presents a case for the resurrection of Jesus based on three facts that
Leisure: the Basis of Culture (with Christian Leithart and John Ahern)
Alastair Roberts
February 18, 2025
Christian Leithart and John Ahern join me for a discussion of Josef Pieper's essential essay 'Leisure: the Basis of Culture': https://amzn.to/4317bzk.
Who Made You the Experts on What Makes Someone a Christian?
#STRask
January 27, 2025
Questions about whether Greg and Amy are illegitimately claiming they’re the experts on what makes someone a Christian and a tactic to use with someon
If God Created Everything, Doesn’t That Mean He Created Evil?
#STRask
February 10, 2025
Questions about whether God creating everything means he created evil too, and how a grief counselor can answer a question about whether God causes or
Are Christian Claims Verifiable? Does It Matter?
Risen Jesus
February 5, 2025
In this episode of the Risen Jesus podcast, we join Dr. Michael Licona and Dr. Courtney Friesen as they discuss the verifiability of Christian claims
Natasha Crain: When Culture Hates You
Knight & Rose Show
March 1, 2025
Wintery Knight and Desert Rose welcome Natasha Crain to discuss her new book "When Culture Hates You". We discuss the shift from a culturally accepted
Called to Freedom (with Brad Littlejohn)
Alastair Roberts
January 15, 2025
My friend and colleague Brad Littlejohn has a new book coming out, 'Called to Freedom: Retrieving Christian Liberty in an Age of License': https://amz
Douglas Groothuis: Morality as Evidence for God
Knight & Rose Show
March 22, 2025
Wintery Knight and Desert Rose welcome Douglas Groothuis to discuss morality. Is morality objective or subjective? Can atheists rationally ground huma
Symbolic History in the Gospels
Alastair Roberts
January 23, 2025
The following was first published on my Substack: https://argosy.substack.com/p/19-symbolic-history-in-the-gospels.
Lydia McGrew, 'Explaining away an
The Most Influential Family in America with Obbie Tyler Todd
Life and Books and Everything
February 13, 2025
Before the Bushes or Clintons, before the Kennedy or Kardashians, there were the Beechers—a sprawling family of preachers, suffragists, abolitionists,
The Concept of God’s Omniscience Is Just a Fear Tactic to Control Your Mind
#STRask
February 27, 2025
Questions about whether the concept of God’s omniscience is just a fear tactic to control your mind and what to say to someone who thinks it’s possibl
How Can Those Who Are Happy with the Election Results Show Compassion to Those Who Are Devastated?
#STRask
January 16, 2025
Questions about how those who are happy with the election results can show compassion to those who are devastated, navigating a relationship with an a