So We Speak

Colossians with Terry Feix

The letter to Colossians touches on almost all of the themes in Paul's letters. In this episode, we discuss the background of the church in Colossae, the major themes of the letter, and some of the difficult passages. 

Stewardship, Writing, and Productivity with Cole Feix

We're turning the tables in this episode and talking to Cole about productivity and writing as Christian stewardship. 

Here are a few of the books we mention in this episode:

Crazy Busy - Kevin DeYoung

Ploductivity - Douglas Wilson

Deep Work - Cal Newport

 

Job (Revisited) with Terry Feix

The book of Job is one of the richest and most perplexing books in the Bible. We've done an overview of Job before, but in this episode, we revisit some of the deeper questions and discuss other important themes. 

Paul in Perspective with Jarrett Ford

Who was Paul and how should we interpret his writings? In recent years, the New Perspective on Paul has redefined some of the fundamental questions in Paul's letters. Was Paul's background Jewish, Greek, or both? What is the relationship between grace and law? Are we saved by faith, works, or both? Cole Feix and Jarrett Ford discuss these trends in Paul's letter and a series of articles Jarrett has written for So We Speak. 

Find the first three posts here:
Part 1 - Luther and Sanders

Part 2 - The New Perspective

Part 3 - Paul and the Jews

Fault Lines and CRT with Terry Feix

In this episode, we discuss Voddie Baucham's new book Fault Lines and the effects critical race theory is having on the world and the church. Baucham provides a critique of worldly social justice and calls the church to boldly practice biblical justice in the world. 

The Gospel of Luke with Terry Feix

Combined, Luke and Acts make up a quarter of the New Testament. Luke writes with clarity and historical sensitivity but also highlights the role of the Holy Spirit, the perils of riches, and includes many of the most beloved stories and parables from Jesus' ministry, including the prodigal son, Zacchaeus, Jesus getting separated from his parents in the temple, and the rich man and Lazarus. In this episode, we talk about the unique and interesting aspects of Luke's life and writings. 

A Church Called Tov with Ben Williams

What makes a healthy church culture? In this episode, we're discussing accusations, abuse, and how to build an environment of truth and grace in the church based on Scot McKnight and Laura Barringer's new book A Church Called Tov. 

Malachi with Terry Feix

Malachi is the last book in the Old Testament. His prophecy condemns the final phase of Israel's rebellion against God and forecasts the coming of the Messiah. In this episode, we cover some of the important background information necessary for understanding Malachi's prophecy and the way Malachi previews the coming of Christ almost four hundred years later. 

1 Peter with Terry Feix

Peter discusses a different kind of suffering in his letter to the churches in Asia. While they are likely not experiencing physical persecution, they were beginning to be excluded socially and economically. Peter wrote them with a clear, concise, and bold summary of the Christian life. It is as relevant to us as it was to them. 

Passover, Communion, and Easter with Terry Feix

In this episode, Terry Feix ties the whole Bible together culminating with Jesus' last supper with his disciples. Beginning with Abraham, he moves through the Mosaic covenant, the Day of Atonement, and the Hebrew marriage ritual. At the end, he answers a few questions about teaching this lesson and bringing all of the threads together. 

Watch the Maundy Thursday service at Crossings, here.