When I (Brian) worked as a paramedic, we did triage in the field. Here is what I mean. We used tags in four different colors to mark the severity of a person’s injuries. A black tag was used for someone who had already deceased. A red tag was given to someone who had experienced serious…
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Dr. Arnold interviews Dr. Bock about the historical reliability of the Gospels, and he explores how to listen to what the Gospel writers are presenting instead of only looking for answers to predetermined questions. Topics of conversation include: How can we make sense of the discrepancies in the Gospels’ genealogies? How do we answer historical…
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Dr. Arnold interviews Dr. Sanders about how the doctrine of the Trinity is both revealed in Scripture and connected to the gospel. Topics of conversation include: How do we avoid heretical understandings of the Trinity? How are the persons of the Trinity one, and how are they distinct? What do we mean when we use…
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Dr. Arnold interviews Dr. Jonathan Pennington about how we find true completion and flourishing in the Sermon on the Mount, a passage of Scripture the church has historically struggled to understand practically. Topics of conversation include: What is the importance of the structure and placement of the Sermon on the Mount? How should we understand…
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Dr. Arnold interviews Dr. Jonathan Pennington about what it means to live the good life according to Jesus. Conversation topics include: What is philosophy and why does it matter? How is Jesus portrayed in the New Testament as a philosopher? What are some practices to help us align our emotions with the good life? How…
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