Episodes

  • Art and Aesthetics | Ep.28 feat. Abe Goolsby
    Mar 6 2024

    This week we are joined by Abe Goolsby, who gives us his insights on the realm of art. We discuss many different types of art, such as painting, poetry, and music. We seek to know what good art is and what separates good art from bad art. Can one even say that there are better and worse forms of art? This is what we seek to learn.

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    52 mins
  • Lent | Ep.27
    Feb 21 2024

    Last week was the beginning of Lent. Lent is a season in which believers remember the suffering of Christ on our account as we prepare for Easter. The tradition of Lent is not commanded in scripture, but it is a tradition derived from the traditions found in scripture to remind us of the gospel story.

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    39 mins
  • Plato's Ion | Ep.26
    Feb 7 2024

    This episode is a discussion of Plato's dialogue Ion, which is a discussion of poetry. Through our conversations we discuss Philosophy, Socratic Discussion, Poetry, and Education.

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    50 mins
  • Beowulf | Ep.25
    Jan 31 2024

    “Hwæt!” This week we take a closer look at the epic poem of Beowulf. This poem is one of the oldest examples of the English language that survives and it in itself is a masterpiece. Through it we can learn much about the origins of our language and also the culture of the English people c. 1000 A.D. This story also gives us a glimpse at how the gospel, which was newly arrived in Britain, was shaping the hearts and minds of the early English people. 

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    47 mins
  • Liturgy | Ep. 24 feat. Maxwill Shell
    Jan 24 2024
    This week we are joined by our good friend Maxwill Shell to talk about liturgy. When we hear the words liturgy, our minds immediately go to worship, but there is so much more to this idea. In our discussion we seek to understand better what liturgy is, its purpose, and how it can help us as we live our lives as Christians.
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    48 mins
  • Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde | Ep.23
    Jan 17 2024

    Robert Louis Stevenson was highly skilled writer. Through his stories he gives insight into human nature and the way people interact with others. One of the best examples of this is in his famous short story, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. This story shows the way in which our secret sin affects not only ourselves, but how it also effects those whom we encounter.

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    39 mins
  • Covenant Theology (Pt.1) | Ep.22
    Sep 1 2023
    In today's episode, we begin a discussion on Covenant Theology. We discuss our own upbringings and the ways we have understood salvation to work as well as current questions or beliefs we currently hold to. The faithful are promised eternal life with Christ, but who are the faithful, and to whom are the promises of Scripture given? These are questions we ask today in an attempt to open further conversation.
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    48 mins
  • Parker's Back | Ep.21
    Aug 30 2023

    Flannery O'Connor was an author in Savannah, Georgia during the 1950s and 1960s. She wrote stories that portrayed the life she witnessed around her in the south. It was not always a pleasant picture, and the stories she wrote were often quite scandalous. However, in her stories she sought to show through the grace and mercy that Christ brings to the world. Her short story "Parker's Back" is an excellent example of her skills as a story teller, and there are many noteworthy truths expressed in it.

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    41 mins