Final Revolution (Part 3) | Ty Gibson
Ty Gibson draws a parallel to how God uses categories and phases to help us understand salvation history, focusing on the symbolism of the sanctuary and its three phases: courtyard, holy place, and most holy place. These phases represent both our personal spiritual journey and the phases of history, culminating in the “translation generation” […]
DSCPL | Counting the Cost | Angelo Grasso
Define the commitment and reprioritization that discipleship requires with Angelo Grasso. Angelo uses the call of Jesus’s first disciples and the story of a would-be disciple who wanted to say goodbye to his family before following Jesus to illustrate the need for putting Christ first. Discipleship necessitates an exclusive commitment to Christ, similar to […]
Grasping Galatians | Are You Kidding Me? | Ty Gibson & David Asscherick
Ty Gibson and David Asscherick discuss the tone and urgency of the letter, emphasizing Paul’s strong defense of his apostolic authority and message. They highlight the key themes of grace, peace, and the inclusion of the Gentiles in God’s covenant plan. Join them as they begin their verse-by-verse study of Galatians.
The Jordan Peterson Phenomenon | Ty Gibson
Uncover the “Jordan Peterson Phenomenon” and his assertion that knowledge of the Bible is vital for psychological health. Ty Gibson analyzes Peterson’s concept of a hierarchy of values, culminating in religious values, and his view of the Bible as the “best answer we have” to the human condition, despite being an unbeliever himself.
Final Revolution (Part 4) | Ty Gibson
Dive into God’s pursuit of humanity and the source of true strength with Ty Gibson as he uses the story of David and his mighty men to illustrate God’s relentless pursuit of us. True might come not from physical prowess but from the spirit of grace and supplication poured out at Calvary.
DSCPL | Born Again | Angelo Grasso
Angelo Grasso explains the concept of being “Born Again” (John 3:1-3) through the lens of marriage, examining discipleship as both a death to an old self and a new beginning. The contrast of Nicodemus’s focus on physical details with Jesus’s call to spiritual rebirth emphasizes the importance of recognizing a reality beyond our limited […]
