The Average Bible Scholar Podcast: Recent Episodes
Cody Killian
The Average Bible Scholar Podcast helps the "Everyday Christian" to better engage and apply the content and teachings of the Bible.
Join hosts David Hall and Cody Killian as well as their guests, which include professors, biblical scholars, and church leaders every Monday at 9am to journey through Scripture, breaking down what the text says and learning how to apply it to your life.
Join Pastors Cody and David, discussing James 4:1-3 as they pull out the principles of unity, loving each other, and the motives of our heart.
Join Pastors Cody and David as they discuss what Godly wisdom looks like versus what the wisdom of the world looks like! Join in on the discussion!
Pastors David and Cody dive into the first twelve verse of chapter 3 and have a conversation about the tongue and the dangers that come with not being able to control it!
Here we are in chapter two, finishing up what James is talking about in terms of faith. Join Pastors Cody and David as they discuss the idea of faith and how our beliefs, words, and works all come together to paint the beautiful picture of becoming more like Jesus!
Welcome to episode 5, Scholars! Pastors Cody and David dive into the discussion about the error of showing favoritism and partiality and the compassion and love of Jesus!
Pastors David and Cody dive into the last portion of James 1 discussing the theme of how we communicate with God and others as well as how our emotions play a part in our spiritual health.
Join Pastors Cody and David for another segment of James as they discuss Trials, Testing, and how to know the difference as well as God's plans for us.
Pastors Cody and David dive into the next segment of James in verses 5-7 which leads to a conversation about the wisdom of Solomon, how we approach God and the importance of being rooted in the truth of Scripture!
In episode one, Pastors Cody and David break down James, chapter 1, verses 1-4 and discuss testing and trials and how we can apply James' words to our lives.