Join the faculty of Mid-America Reformed Seminary as they discuss everything from theology to cultural issues from a Reformed perspective. *The opinions presented in each episode are those of the individual speaker and do not necessarily represent the views of the Seminary.*
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Apr30
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What happens when a church treats its pastor like a contractor who's hired to perform, expected to comply, and fired when inconvenient? In this…
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Apr23
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What if the way your church thinks about pastoral leadership is quietly undermining it? In this first episode of a four-part series, host Jared Lut…
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Apr16
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What does it actually look like for a church to move toward women with the good news of Jesus without swinging left into egalitarianism or right in…
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Apr9
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Critics call the Bible misogynistic. Some point to the Gnostic Gospels as the "real" feminist Jesus. But Dr. Andrew Compton argues that t…
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Apr2
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Millions of women were promised that liberation would bring fulfillment, so why are so many of them exhausted, angry, and searching for something m…
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Mar26
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Every generation believes its political moment is the worst in history, and every generation is partly right. But what if the real crisis isn't…
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Mar19
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In this third episode of our series on political exhaustion and the church, host Jared Luttjeboer presses Dr. Alan Strange on the most practical qu…
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Mar12
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When Christians treat election results or political victories like theological verdicts, something has gone wrong, but what? In this episode of Mar…
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Mar5
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Political division strains friendships, but sometimes, it also fractures churches, turning voting records into litmus tests for gospel faithfulness…
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Feb26
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Can a young federation preserve its confessional convictions while reaching new communities? As the URCNA approaches its thirtieth year with approx…
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