Timothy Talks
Summary: High theology leads to high doxology. The more we know and believe about God, the more we will love and worship Him. Join Matthew Risher and Daniel Pentimone on Timothy Talks. These millennial Christians are on a mission: to get a bigger view of God as they explore theology, history, and worldview. From the pages of Scripture to the stories of history, God is at work; join us as we learn how!
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Throughout history, God has used remarkable individuals to share His Gospel. While there are many individuals who have given all for Christ, here are five individuals that you should be acquainted with. Their stories and faithfulness to God - in the past and present - will inspire you to serve the Master!
It's time to introduce Timothy Talks Today: a special segment of the Timothy Talks Podcast that impacts today's news and events with a Biblical worldview. Today we discuss the recent scandal in the Southern Baptist Convention. What is this scandal? What weaknesses does it reveal about the SBC? And what is the path forward?
In the New Testament, God continues the story from the Old Testament. He is on a mission to make His name known. How does the New Testament advance this story line? How did Jesus reveal His mission? And what role does the church play in missions?
From the earliest pages of the Bible, God is on a mission to make His name known. Where do we find this theme in the Old Testament? Why did God choose one nation if He was on a mission for all nations? Can we learn anything about our role in missions from the Old Testament? Join Timothy Talks for a 'Cliff Notes' version of what the Old Testament says about missions!
What will the world look like in 10, 30, or 50 years? How is the world changing around us, and what unique opportunities does this offer to the church? How should Christians think through these changes? It's time to delve back into the statistics for a unique, behind-the-scenes view of the world - a view that will remind us of the importance of missions!
What do human beings believe? The three largest belief systems in the world may surprise you. And as Christians, we care intimately about whether God's creation is giving Him the glory He deserves. Join me (Daniel) as I delve into the religions of the world and the state of the unreached.
Just how big is the mission of missions? What should we think about all these people? And how does the Great Commission fit with God's original plan for human flourishing? All this and more in the debut episode of the season!
As we survey the church in the first centuries, the triumph of early Christianity stands out. Today we talk about the triumphs of the first centuries - hope in the midst of a godless world.
The early church was faithful to Jesus, but the church was not without tragedy and triumph. Today we talk about the tragedies of the early church - the subtle shifts that would shape the course of Christianity for generations.
Who were Clement and Irenaeus? What is the Didache? What do the earliest Christian writings teach us about the church in the first centuries? Today we'll delve into these questions and more. In the process, we'll learn more about what made the church so effective in her Gospel witness.
The early Christian community experienced horrific persecution, but somehow they were more than conquerors. What was this persecution like? How did it spread the Word of God? And how can it change our witness today? Find the answers to these questions in the newest episode of Timothy Talks.
The Bible is the Word of God, the foundation of our faith and knowledge of God. How did we get it? Where are the original manuscripts? How do we know which books are part of the New Testament? We talk about these topics and more in today's episode of Timothy Talks.
It's time for another episode of Timothy Talks! Today we discuss missions in the early church. Why did the church grow so rapidly? Where did the Gospel spread, and how did it get there? And did you know about the first Christian kingdom that existed long before Rome's conversion?
In today's episode of Timothy Talks, we're talking about the Judaizer controversy of the first century. At the heart of this controversy was the purity of the Gospel. What was the controversy? How did it shape the church? And how does this controversy continue to rage today? Law or No Law answers all these questions and more.
In AD 70, the city of Jerusalem fell to the Roman army. Today we talk about this historic event, the background leading up to it, and the far-reaching effects that it would have on the Jewish and Christian religions. Even in the midst of the turmoil and tragedy, God was at work in history - preserving His truth and magnifying His Son.
