Proverbs & Ecclesiastes: Part 2
Dr. Lincoln Blumell continues to examine wisdom, the light of Christ, and how knowledge has been given to various men and women throughout the ages.
Dr. Lincoln Blumell continues to examine wisdom, the light of Christ, and how knowledge has been given to various men and women throughout the ages.
In the past few decades, scholarship on the New Testament has opened up exciting new ways of understanding the context of the early followers of Jesus and has enabled new interpretations of the texts they wrote. One of the leading scholars advancing our knowledge of early Christianity is Laura Nasrallah, a professor at Yale who specializes in New Testament texts and archaeology.
Adam S. Miller is a professor of philosophy at Collin College in McKinney, Texas. He earned a BA in Comparative Literature from Brigham Young University and an MA and PhD in Philosophy from Villanova University. He is the author of more than ten books, including Original Grace, Letters to a Young Mormon, and An Early Resurrection. He and his wife, Gwen, have three children. Highlights
Would sage advice from a parent be worth treasuring? Dr. Lincoln Blumell explores the book of Proverbs and the book of Ecclesiastes and the nature of wisdom, grief, and what fearing God means for modern and ancient readers.
Learning how to truly PRAISE the Lord could be amazing…not for him, but for US!
Have you ever said a “gratitude only” prayer? Today we’re diving into why we should probably say more “thankful fors” and a few less “please blesses” in our daily prayers.
Psalm 119 is so cool on so many levels! It is an amazing form of Hebrew poetry that uses EVERY letter of the Hebrew alphabet to teach us how to not only appreciate all aspects of the scriptures, but also the power of taking time to meditate and relax with them.If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
On today's episode of The Apple Seed, we are featuring stories about transformation. You never now what something may become, and different people's lives all form in a unique way that makes us who we are.
David makes one of the boldest invitations to the Lord in Psalm 139:23. What do you think the Lord would say if you invited Him to do the same?
The Faith Matters family lost a dear friend this week. Kate Holbrook passed away after a long battle with cancer. Kate was a graceful light in our lives. Her strength, her courage, her wisdom, her intelligence and her gentle manner will be with us forever. Our thoughts, prayers and determined support go out to our good friend Sam Brown, Kate’s forever companion, and to their three daughters.In Kate’s memory and honor, we’re sharing this conversation that she had with Terryl Givens in 2018.