God’s Work Displayed: Recent Episodes
Michael
A podcast about the Biblical Theology of Severe and Profound Intellectual Disability. Hosted by Michael Bailey, author of “So That the Works of God Might Be Displayed In Him: A Biblical Theology of Severe and Profound Intellectual Disabilities”
Michael and his wife Raechel discuss burial and mourning practices and consider them in light of Scripture.
What does the NT say about what is permissible for Christians to eat? Listen to find out.
Whew, finally got started on the one another’s. This episode we look at the one another’s of the Letter to the Romans.
A discussion of what is actually happening in the parable of the Good Samaritan and some applications.
Request for listener questions and a plan for future episodes. Additionally, an apology for being a lazy bum.
I review Michael S. Beates book in my typical rambling manner, with a couple of jokes that obviously fall flat.
Why and how to include individuals with severe and profound intellectual disabilities in the Lord’s Supper.
Discussion of the options of how to baptize an individual with severe and profound intellectual disabilities.
A review of a visitor coming into your building and trying to navigate whether or not they are welcomed and if they can actually access all parts of the building.
Description of upcoming episode and a reading from a section of “The Hiding Place” by Corrie Ten Boom
A discussion of what the Imago Dei means and how it applies to those with Severe and Profound Intellectual Disabilities.
Episode 2. An explanation of the origin of the podcast name as well as an explanation of John 9 and the man born blind.
Where the host stumbles through the introduction of this being a podcast about the Biblical Theology of Severe and Profound Intellectual Disabilities.