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Theopolis Podcast: Paul in Corinth and Antioch and Apollos in Ephesus—Acts 18 (The Book of Acts)
Peter Leithart, Jeff Meyers, James Bejon, and I continue our discussion of the book of Acts. This week, we discuss chapter 18.
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September 30th: 2 Chronicles 16 and James 4
March 9th: Exodus 16 and Matthew 17:24—18:14
March 5th: Exodus 12 and Matthew 15:1-28
January 26th: Genesis 25 and John 13
January 23rd: Genesis 23 and John 11:45-57
Jake Meador, ‘In Search of the Common Good’
Jake Meador, the editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy and vice president of the Davenant Institute, joins me to discuss his recently released book, In Search of the Common Good: Christian Fidelity in a Fractured World.
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Jesus in the Lions’ Den
For Good Friday, I explore some of the parallels between Jesus and Daniel.
Is the Samaritan Woman Like Hagar and Other Such Questions
The story of Hagar found in Genesis 16 reminds me of the Samaritan woman in John 4. Both accounts involve a woman who is (in some sense) cast out from the Abrahamic community. She is met by God in visible form at a spring/well, and responds by praising his seeing/knowledge about her life. Has anyone else commented on this parallel before, or is it a bit too “fanciful” to be helpful?
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