Aaand we're back. Thanks for sticking around as we're transitioning. Dale's moved away, so we're figuring out the logistics and technical details of recording in two places at once. In the meantime, I will be trying to write more here. But this week, enjoy a new podcast.
After our last podcast I was talking with a friend and listener about the value of the Great Controversy as a narrative framework for understanding God, the Bible and life. She asked about the Biblical basis for the narrative--a good question. Admittedly, for Dale and I, this story is so much a part of our thought and life (and has been for so long) that it's difficult to try to go back to the beginning, to figure out how one might put this all together from just the Bible. So, this isn't a comprehensive Bible study, but more a general discussion of some key points and ideas and relevant Bible passages and ideas. We'd love to hear if you have any insights to add to the discussion.
Enjoy.
The Great Controversy: Biblical Basis
Hopefully we'll be back with another podcast next week.
Monday, February 24, 2014
The Great Controversy: Biblical Basis
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