Question Your Answers: Recent Episodes
Question Your Answers
Experiencing the sacred wholeness of nature and participating in the consciousness of Christ
Time, Eternity, Timelessness, God's relationship with time, and what this means to us - why is it relevant. These are the themes discussed by Ryan Mullins and Andre Rabe. Specifically, God's self-revelation in Exodus 3 and how it relates to time.
The unexpected event of the resurrection continues to have surprising implications for how we live.
Join me for this meditation on the meaning of the cross of Jesus, as we discover a whole new way of interpreting its meaning.
What kind of universe produces creatures that question the very nature of reality? Are our questions an anomaly in an otherwise mindless universe, or are consciousness and our search for meaning exemplifications of the fabric of reality? A conversation with Andrew Davis, Mary-Anne Rabe, and Andre Rabe
How the contrast of simplicity and complexity can release value and create greater beauty.
Can we participate in the process of creating surprising and unusual events? What are miracles? These are just a few of the questions we explore. A conversation with Thomas Oord, Andre and Mary-Anne Rabe.
A conversation with Philip Clayton. There are some doubts that are nothing less than the whisper of God, saying: "I'm making room for Myself. " These doubts tear down the boundaries we are familiar with and creates opportunities for faith to take hold of new possibilities.
A conversation with Professor John Haught who is one of the foremost voices in the conversation between the sciences. We explore the theme of time, specifically the perspectives of Einstein and Teilhard De Chardin
Possibility can never be reduced to certainty. A conversation between Andre Rabe and Thomas Oord
Can perfection be more than an idealistic theory and become tangibly real? A conversation between Thomas Oord and Andre Rabe
An inspiring story about a person born with a condition called, primary immune deficiency, and the creative miracle that baffled all involved.
We sometimes find ourselves in a relationship so broken that reconciliation seems impossible. In this podcast Charlie Simonka shares about such a relationship and an unexpected transformation of pain.
Semiotic Shift: It means a shift in the way the world is figured and shaped at the most basic level, the level at which the signs that give and convey meaning are generated.