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Introduction to Romans with Rony Kozman
listen Subscribe Donate This Episode’s Blurb Rony Kozman recommends The Two Testaments podcast: Insightful, invigorating, delightful. The Two Testaments is sure to invite deep reflection, theological engagement, and invites some of the greatest guides
Job 1–2 (The "Prologue") with Brent Strawn
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Books by Brent Strawn The Old Testament is Dying: A Diagnosis and Recommended Treatment. Baker Academic, 2017. This Episode’s Blurb Brent Strawn blurbs about horse mats. Yes, that’s right—horse mats:
Romans 1 with Roy Ciampa and Frank Thielman
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Books By Roy Ciampa and Frank Thielman This post contains affiliate links. Frank Thielman. Romans. Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament. Zondervan, 2018. Roy Ciampa.“Habakkuk 2:4 in Romans: Echoes,
Job 3 (Job’s Birthday Curse) with Jeff Leonard
listen Subscribe Donate Relevant Works by Jeff Leonard This post contains affiliate links Creation Rediscovered: Finding New Meaning in an Ancient Story, Hendrickson, 2020. This Episode’s Blurbs Jeff Leonard recommends: Samuel Balentine, Have You
Romans 2 with Matthew Thiessen
listen Subscribe Donate (Apologies for the audio quality in some parts of this episode.) Relevant Books by Matthew Thiessen This post contains affiliate links. Paul and the Gentile Problem, Oxford University Press, 2018, This
Job 4–5, 11 (Job’s Friends) with Patricia Vesely
listen Subscribe Donate This Episode’s Blurbs Patricia Vesely recommends: Samuel Balentine, Ecce Homo: Behold the Man. Ethical Imperatives of the Lenten Journey Makoto Fujimura, Art and Faith: A Theology of Making. Other Books Mentioned
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