The Father and Son, Grace and Truth Podcast: Recent Episodes
Andrew & Martin McCorkle
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Our Podcast is inspired by this verse, John 1:14, “We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth."
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We go through Genesis 3:14-19 and talk about how God punishes Adam, Eve and the serpent.
God seeks us and we...blame other people. Welcome to a Destroyed World!
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Things are getting intense in the Garden of Eden. Our Top Moment in this week's episode from the series, How to Destroy the World.
How did everything get so messed up? We'll start to see why as we begin a new series from Genesis 3.
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We tackle one of life's most important questions on today's Top Moment from our new series, "How to Destroy the World."
Martin hits the key points of Episode 5 concerning marriage and Scriptural interpretation.
We conclude our series about the differences between women and men from Genesis 2.
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Martin briefly reviews the key points of how men and women are created differently in Genesis 2.
The Father and Son look into Genesis 2 for insight into what it means to be men and women.
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The Father and Son team have a little fun with the meeting of Adam and Eve...with a little help from Robin Williams.
A brief reviews of Episode 3 focusing on key relationships revealed in the end of Genesis 1.
We end our 3-part series into Dayz of Creation with a look into what it means to be human and how we relate to the earth and to God.
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Andrew and Martin break open Genesis 1:2-25, the first five days of Creation.
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An in depth analysis of the Creation/Evolution Debate by Martin.
Some of the books mentioned in this podcast include:
Evolution: A Theory in Crisis by Michael Denton
Panda's Thumb by Steven Jay Gould (I messed up his name in the podcast)
Darwin's Black Box, Michael Behe
We kick off Season Two with a detailed look in the Creation account found in Genesis 1. We begin to tackle creation and evolution and look at Genesis 1:1-an amazing and insightful verse. The issues surrounding our origins don't have to leave us in a "dayz". (Pun intended)
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For this week's #mccorklememories we throw it back to the 25th anniversary of Evanston Bible Fellowship church. A church Martin was integral in starting back in the 90's. This is one of Andrew's favorite sermons of all time. Enjoy!
This is the audio from a recorded Zoom call that Andrew and Martin posted on the FSGT Facebook page. It is a review of our first season and a look into Season 2.
Andrew and Martin conclude the series on Following Christ with an episode about being. We look into Romans to lead us into the joy of being a child of God. We also talk about basketball, fatherhood and the movie, "Unbroken".
Martin and Andrew talk about Romans 8:16 and the song "Who You Say I Am" in Episode 16 of Following Christ-Being.
By looking at Paul's example in Romans 7, we gain insight into failure and how to navigate out of it.
We begin to explore discipleship by taking a look at how things grow. We talk about Romans 6, Chariots of Fire, The Andy Griffith Show and Olivia Newton John as we discuss our bodies as a key resource for spiritual life.
We begin our last Foundations Series with a look into discipleship or how people grow in their faith. We look into how to become a Christian and answer one of the most important questions you will face.
We take a look at the final book of our Journey Through The Bible! The Revelation of Jesus Christ.
A brief review of Episode #11, Acts and the Letters from our series Journey Through The Bible
The Kingdom of God has arrived! Peter uses his "keys" to open the Kingdom's door to everyone. Then Paul, another unlikely hero, takes the Gospel all over the known world. Exciting stuff!
Finally! The Incarnate Son of God is the unlikely hero of our story and the Savior we need. Welcome to the New Testament.
We finish the Old Testament with a look at the Wisdom and Prophetic Books. Along the way, we chat about 8-track tapes, The Lord of the Rings and wisdom. This episode ends with a review of the entire Old Testament.
Israel is conquered. Jerusalem is sacked and the Temple destroyed. What can be learned when everything is wrong? The books of exile have much to teach us about the things that can never be taken away.
We need a King! But we need the RIGHT King. We meet three kings who, for very different reasons, are not the king we need. We also come to the climax of the Old Testament story. But from that high place, our story goes decidedly and tragically down until God's promises seem completely destroyed.
During this time of panic and anxiety we wanted to bring you some Grace and Truth about following Christ during the Corona Virus chaos.
After a long detour outside the Promised Land, Joshua leads God People back to Land of Abraham. But there are problems. The Israelites are unable to take all the land and story continues. The book of Judges then shows us that a world where we each do what we want is a horrible one. We need a King!
Why do so many people stop reading their Bibles after Moses brings The Law?
What is God trying to say through these endless laws and horrible situations?
Martin and Andrew break down the books of Moses as we continue the Journey Through the Bible.
God begins the story of redemption by calling a single man to live by faith.
We'll talk about Hagar and Isaac from a canonical point of view. The whole Bible brings amazing and breathtaking insight into these stories.
We'll also explore how the Abraham and Moses narratives can by summarized like this:
Abraham lived by faith and walked in the Promised Land.
Moses lived by law and died outside of it.
The Greatest Story Ever Told begins now...
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"Turn in your Bible to page 1." How fun is that? We begin to apply our understanding of Bible by looking into Genesis 1-11. We discover that the purpose of Genesis 1-11 is to introduce the story of the Bible, which begins with the call of Abraham. Genesis 1-11 tells us that the world of Abraham is created, fallen, judged and divided. The Journey begins!
Join in the conversation as we continue to talk about how to understand the Bible. We review last week's episode when we said that:
- The Bible is a book.
- The Bible is a normal book.
and add that:
- The Bible is a singularly unique book.
We'll also chat about family vacations, The Sixth Sense and The Statue of Liberty.
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Welcome to the first episode of The Father and Son, Grace and Truth Podcast. In this episode, Martin and Andrew begin to answer the question, "What is the Bible?" The first part of our answer is simple and understandable, but very helpful. The Bible is a normal book. Along the way, we'll interact with Curious George, The Lord of the Rings, flowers, phonics and family stuff. In our next episode, we'll complete our answer by saying that the Bible is also a singularly unique book. To connect with us, be one of the first people to like our Facebook page at facebook.com/FSGTpodcast. We'd love to hear and respond to your comments, suggestions or questions. You will also find deeper discussion of our weekly podcasts on this page. Remember to set your eyes on Christ, who is full of grace and truth! John 1:14