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In this episode, Dennis discusses a common argument against the Person of Jesus and Christianity, namely, if Jesus was such a great religious leader, why didn't he write any books? Why did Jesus have other people write his biography? Didn't he want to write down his philosophy and teachings?

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In this episode Dennis takes a look at a bizarre verse in the Bible about women being saved in childbirth. This strange sounding verse becomes even more complicated when you understand that bad Bible translation helps to complicate the issue

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In this episode Dennis continues teaching through the book of Romans. The second half of Romans 8 rounds out Paul's discussion on sanctification and walking according to the Spirit. Oddly, to us as moderners, he ends by discussing suffering and it's role in our sanctification. In this episode we will try to make sense of why Paul does this.

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In this episode Dennis reflects on why discipleship is so poorly defined and practiced in the American Church. Many programs talk about discipleship and many Christian's affirm it should be part of their daily Christian walk. But what does it fall so woefully short of the picture we see in the New Testament?

https://corechristianity.com/resources/articles/5-reasons-we-dont-disciple

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In this episode, Dennis reflects on a parable he recently went through with his small group and how it hits on a major idol in our culture: Greed and the love of money

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In this episode, Dennis discusses this concept that is so popular today of "deconstructing one's faith." This idea of deconstruction is rooted in 20th century post-modernism and all too often comes from an attitude of pride which seeks to destroy rather than build. Dennis gives a biblical explanation for why Christians ought to discourage and avoid this concept of deconstruction as it is popularly used in today's culture

Articles from this episode:

"5 Reasons People Are Deconstructing Christianty" by Joe Terrell

Jacques Derrida: Deconstruction by Catherine Turner

Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy on "Deconstruction"

"DECONSTRUCTION THEORY AND ITS BACKGROUND" by Mawazo Kavula Sikirivwa

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In this episode, Dennis discusses a little book, "Praying the Bible" by Donald Whitney. This book has made an impact on how people use the Bible, particularly the Psalms, to guide direct, and infuse their prayers with freshness and zeal. Dennis share's his experience since reading the book.

You can buy the book by going to this link: https://www.amazon.com/Praying-Bible-Donald-S-Whitney/dp/1433547848

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In this episode Dennis continues teaching through the book of Romans. This first half of chapter 8 has Paul discussing what it means to walk according to the Spirit. He emphasizes our mindset needing to be on the Spirit and not on the Flesh.

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