Spencer Shaw

Thinking Theologically

The podcast where we encourage you to think about your faith and Scripture theologically. Find more content at thinkingtheologically.org

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Autor

Spencer Shaw

Categoría

Religion

Web del podcast

thinkingtheologically.org

Último episodio

25 de sep. de 2025

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Episodios

8. The Role of Apologetics and Natural Theology 17.12.2020

How do apologetics affect our theological thinking? Should apologetics even have a place at the table? We discuss this on this episode of Thinking Theologically.  Music: "Kid Kodi" Blue Dot Studios www.sessions.blue

7. The Relationship Between Grace, Faith, and Works 16.12.2020

Grace, faith, and works are all important biblical concepts, but the connection between the three of them can be difficult to keep straight sometimes. On this episode, Spencer and Jack explore the relationship between grace, faith, and works, what happens when you put too much importance on the wrong parts, and what the right theological order is.  Music: "Kid Kodi" by Blue Dot Sessions www.s...

6. When God Was Called "Satan" (An Old Testament Study of Satan) 16.12.2020

In this episode of Thinking Theologically, we examine the parallel accounts of 2 Samuel 24 and 1 Chronicles 21 and talk about why "Yahweh" is changed to "Satan" in these different accounts. What we find out has a lot to teach us about our view of Satan in the Old Testament.  Music: "Kid Kodi" Blue Dot Sessions www.sessions.blue

5. Who is "Satan" in the Old Testament? 16.12.2020

Was "Satan" viewed the same way in the Old Testament as he was in the New Testament or is the word "satan" trying to convey something broader? We discuss that topic in this very interesting episode of Thinking Theologically.  Music: Kid Kodi Blue Dot Sessions www.sessions.blue

4. How God Liberated Hagar (A Liberation Theology Examination of Genesis 16) 16.12.2020

In this episode of Thinking Theologically, we examine the text of Genesis 16 to see the oppression and liberation of Hagar, Abram and Sarai's slave. Come study with us as we view this text through the eyes of Hagar and see the incredible liberation of God at work.  Music: "Kid Kodi" Blue Dot Sessions www.sessions.blue

3. Liberation Theology and What It Means to Be Free 16.12.2020

In this week's episode of Thinking Theologically, we piggy-back on our last episode discussing the theology of life and how all are made in the image of God and move to liberation theology, how God sets everyone free.  Send feedback, questions, and suggested topics to StrongChurchMinistries@gmail.com. Music: "Kid Kodi" by Blue Dot Sessions www.sessions.blue

2. The Christian View of Life 16.12.2020

Is it fair that Christians are often told they are "pro-life" when it comes to infants only? How should Christians view life in all its forms? In this episode of Thinking Theologically, we discuss how God views life and what that means for us as His people.  Send feedback, questions, and suggested topics to StrongChurchMinistries@gmail.com.  Music: "Kid Kodi" by Blue Dot Sessions www.ses...

1. What Does It Mean to Think Theologically? 16.12.2020

In our inaugural episode of "Thinking Theologically", Jack and Spencer spend time discussing their hopes and dreams for the podcast, define theology, and explain why theology should be important for every Christian.  Music: "Kid Kodi" by Blue Dot Studios www.sessions.blue

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