Dr. Iorg cautions leaders against slowly drifting away from their moral and ethical principles. He describes some warning signs to watch out for and ways that leaders can better guard themselves.
The confession of Peter begins with the question; who is Jesus? This is the first time in Mark's Gospel that someone admits Jesus is the Christ. Jesus then defines who the Christ is and what He does. What does Peter's reaction and the context of this passage mean for
Get ready for Season Two! We are changing the name of the podcast to Study the Word with Dr. Paul Wegner. In Season One, we went through the book of Isaiah. In Season Two, we are exploring the book of Genesis. New episodes will be released weekly starting on December
Dr. Iorg shows how cultivating gratitude fosters humility, confronts entitlement, builds teamwork and loyalty, and produces contentment in our lives.
Dr. Gurtner and Tyler talk about the purpose of parables. Parables teach disciples about the kingdom of God, they call people to make a decision, and they are also a statement of judgement. Knowing the context of a parable can help you acquire a deeper understanding.<
Dr. Iorg talks about the decision making apparatus of the Church and the core issues that undermine church governance.
Dr. Gurtner and Tyler discuss the rich young ruler in Matthew 19 and his willingness to pay the cost of following Christ. They look at the same story in the other Gospels.
Dr. Iorg discusses temptations that are unique to leaders and how leaders can deal with them.
Dr. Gurtner goes over the Raising of Lazarus in John 11. John often speaks with several levels of meaning; literal, spiritual, and symbolic. Here we see that sometimes we go through physical hardships for our spiritual and eternal wellbeing.
Dr. Iorg offers practical suggestions he has learned and practiced while raising his three kids.