UnBoxing Christianity: Recent Episodes
Matthew Gaw
Ever wanted someone to spend 20mins going through the book of Genesis. No? Well here is it anyway. I spend nearly 20mins exploring what Genesis is all about.
In every Protestant Bible, Malachi is the last book you will find in the Old Testament and then on the next page we jump to the Gospel of Matthew in the New Testament. But what happened in the middle? (this is referred to as the Inter-Testament period) Was God silent? did nothing happen? or was it a time of incredible and rich history?. Join Michael and I as we navigate through the Inter-Testament period and discuss how this period is such an important part of the Christian story.
Believerism = the idea that Christianity is what you believe and not what you do. Is Christianity just about believing? Or is there more to it? Do works matter? Join Jordan and me as we explore this interesting topic
We are back. In this episode Michael and I explore the Book of Esther, but from a different angle. Is Esther fact or fiction? or a bit of both? Join us as we explore this incredible Hebrew book and the characters in it.
Jordan and myself briefly share an overview of the book of Job an interesting and often misunderstood book of the bible.
This week things are slightly different, no normal podcast, however join me as I explore the Gospel of Mark. Some exciting podcasts coming over the next few weeks
Where do we go when we die? A question most of us have pondered. But what does the Bible say? Michael Kenning rejoins me as we discuss the topic of Resurrection and what that looks like.
In this Podcast I am joined by Shannon Campbell the Pastoral Manager at QUB chaplaincy. Shannon is a Christian who worships in and belongs to the Roman Catholic Church. Join us as we explore various aspects of the faith through the lens of Catholicism, highlighting some misunderstandings about the Church.
What is Sola Scriptura? What does it mean?. Is it a central doctrine or a misused one? Jordan Galbraith joins me as we explore this interesting topic. Please note everything expressed on this episode is our personal opinions.
Do Christians still go on Pilgrimages? Is it worth while? Why does it matter? In this Podcast I am joined by Michael Kenning an experienced (christian) Pilgrimager. Michael walks us through why Pilgrimage is an important discipline for Christians and one we all should experience. Pilgrimage may be a subject you are indifferent too, or don't know much about, but join in and find out how the bible is filled with it.
Jesus was fully human and fully divine but join us as We explore the human nature of Jesus.
We all have all heard the same Gospel, but have we heard the differing perspectives and emphasis on the Gospel. Jordan Galbraith joins me to explore the varies different approaches taken on the Gospel. Disclaimer: all opinions expressed are personal opinions :)