The Nonarthrous Can Contain the Article

Posted on January 12, 2012 
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Seriously. Worldview Everlasting takes on John 1:1 and following, delving into the depths of how to answer all your Arian friends when they tell you that Jesus isn’t God.

The Evidence Strikes Back

Posted on January 12, 2012 
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Worldview Everlasting AskdaPastor2.0 takes on the historical reliability of the new testament debate and briefly attempts to explain its own existence, not to mention brings you dueling celloists (literally….with light sabres!) and a guest appearance by everyone’s favorite Christmastime uncle Bing.

http://bible.org/seriespage/reliability-bible

12 Days of Christmas Special – The Whole Honkin’ Special

Posted on January 6, 2012 
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Ep 1: High Church Christmas
Ep 2: Low Church Christmas
Ep 3: Wisconsin Synod Christmas
Ep 4: Sectarian Lutheran Christmas
Ep 5: Jehovah’s Witness Christmas
Ep 6: Mormon Christmas
Ep 7: Calvinist Christmas
Ep 8: Arminian Christmas
Ep 9: Papist Christmas
Ep 10: Legalistic “Keep Christ in Christmas Guy Christmas”
Ep 11: Bart Ehrman Christmas
Ep 12: ????????

Raining Down God in the Belly

Posted on December 16, 2011 
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Worldview Everlasting Greek Tuesday (minus the music – haha oops) takes on Luke chapter 1, pondering the dream glow of Gabriel and the grace aloneness “raining down” faith of Mary, mother of our Lord.

I Don’t Believe in Science

Posted on December 9, 2011 
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Worldview Everlasting AskdaPastor 2.0 takes on questions about proving God, praying prayer, doing math and brings you a long overdue update on your sweet action mission society Lutherans in Africa.

http://www.lutheransinafrica.com/LIA/Welcome.html

Your Friends and Neighbors: Kenny the Sacramentarian Kindergartener (Ep. 2)

Posted on December 7, 2011 
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Meet Kenny. He thinks that “is” means “represents” or “symbolizes” or anything else other than “is.”

Your Friends and Neighbors: Jim the Anabaptist Fireman (Ep. 1)

Posted on December 7, 2011 
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Meet Jim. He’s a fireman who refuses to rescue people until they’re old enough to accept him as their personal rescuer.

Super True Stories – Save University Lutheran Chapel! Edition

Posted on December 7, 2011 
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If it’s true that it’s a super missional ideal to sell Christ’s Church in order to pay for stuff that’s not Christ’s Church, then why does the Bible keep saying not to do that?

Watch this super true story to find out.

For more information on how to help save ULC, go to: http://www.ulcmn.org/

The “How To” Show: How To Be a Biblical Scholar (Ep. 8)

Posted on December 7, 2011 
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Have you ever wanted to be one of those super smart guys who makes a career out of analyzing a Book you totally don’t believe in the first place but didn’t know how?

P.S. Yes, I now realize that I spelled “alma mater” wrong. But I’m not going to fix it because I’m lazy. So phbbbbbbbbbbbt.

The “How To” Show is here to help.

The “How To” Show: How To Have an Official Position (Ep. 7)

Posted on December 7, 2011 
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Have you ever wanted to know what to teach about an issue of controversy that really shouldn’t be an issue of controversy but don’t know how?

The “How To” show is here to help.

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