Noah's Natter: Recent Episodes
Various Hosts
Continuing our casual conversation about Romans 12. This episode we cover verses 3 through 8.
A continuation of the previous episode as we discussed the three types of people mentioned in 1 Corinthians 2 and 3.
Listen to the hosts as they discuss the differences in the three types of people the Apostle Paul addresses in 1 Corinthians 2-3.
Do you have a good/godly reason to be angry? Listen to this conversation about Jonah's anger to see how you stack up.
A conversation on the 10 lepers whom Jesus healed with only one of them returning to give thanks. How do our lives mirror the actions of the characters in this narrative. Are we more like the one or the nine????
In this episode we discuss the danger of developing a system of Bible teaching based one a single Scripture. The damage that can occur from this type of interpretation can affect individuals or even others that may sit under their teaching or preaching.
A continuation from Faith Under Deconstruction Part 1 covering the pillars of Penal Subtitutionary Atonement and Suffering in the World. If these areas are true, then why are things like they are in this world and how can a loving God allow ungodliness to go unchecked.
A conversation about the trendy, yet terrible and tragic, attempt for so-called Christians to "back out of" or "back down from" their alleged faith in Christ and the theological pillars that must be moved before this can occur.
Listen to this conversation regarding the basics of the salvation term "justification" as seen in the New Testament.
Enjoy this casual conversation concerning the meaning of Jesus being the LOGOS in John 1:1-3.
Do you believe that hell is a real place or not? Listen to this casual conversation about Luke 16 and see what you think.
What do you know about this false belief system. Listen to this conversation as we unveil the truth behind it.
To judge or not judge, which is the correct stance a Christian should take. If one chooses to make a judgment, how is that to be done in a biblical way? Listen to this interesting conversation on one of the most misunderstood passages in Christianity today.
I can do ANYTHING I WANT and Christ will give me the strength to do it? Is that the point this verse is making. Does it have anything to do with fleshly accomplishments, especially as it is used in the sports arena? Does Jesus really enable certain Christians to run a football into the endzone or hit a homerun, and not others. Is He a respector of persons or teams? Listen to this casual conversation regarding the relevant context of this often misapplied verse.
Taking a look at 1 Corinthians 9:27 and discovering what the Apostle Paul intended when he spoke of Christians becoming disqualified.
A look at how a misinterpretation of Scripture - 1 Corinthians 10:13 has taken on an illegitimate meaning. It is the same device used by the devil to twist God's Word in the Garden to tempt Eve to disobey. This conversation will stress the importance of CONTEXT, CONTEXT, CONTEXT when it comes to properly interpreting the Bible.
What does it mean that God is sovereign? God is in control of creation, Christians, and the Church, but is He in control of your life - should he be? Listen to this conversation and see what you think.
What is hate as defined by the world, religion, and God? Does God love sinners yet hate sin? Is hate biblical for Christians?
The completion of a conversation about strong vs. weak faith and how it determines God's blessings on one's life. Where is your faith directed?
What Is Faith Part 1 is a conversation about the definition of faith from the Biblical viewpoint juxtaposed to the way the natural world's understanding of the term. In what or whom do you believe, depend, and rely? This discussion will show that it does make a difference.
The conclusion of the conversation on does love define God or does God define love. Part 2 begins with a discussion of the term "regeneration" as it relates to God loving humanity.
Does love define God or does God define love through His actions toward believers and non-believers alike? Our hosts explore the answers to these questions and more as they consider the eternal, unending love of God for the whole world.