This is the podcast for the June 2020 intensive of the Alternative Clergy Training at Sewanee (ACTS) New Testament and Preaching class.
https://theology.sewanee.edu/acts/
In this episode, Collin gives a couple pathways into two big Paul topics: Paul and women and Paul and universalism.
In this episode, Collin survey's the first two "panels" in Paul's "Gospel triptych," the three re-tellings of the Good News that Paul launches in Romans chapters 1-8.
In this episode, Collin looks at the beginning seven verses of Paul's letter to the Romans, as well as its ending (Phoebe the deacon and Satan!).
In the second episode, Collin identifies some touchpoints of Paul's apocalyptic thought, including: his centeredness on God's faithfulness, his dualism, his resurrection-infused, imminent expectation of the end of the world, and his universalism.
In this orienting episode, Collin reviews course coordinates, overviews the June intensive, and presents a birds-eye of Paul's writings.