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The176Podcast
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A Christian Podcast with the goal of helping you turn the world upside down by the lordship of christ. Our hope is to explore topics of interest and provide valuable application.
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #Ep27 - The Promise of the Holy Spirit: A deep Dive into Acts 1
New episode, new book. This week the guys tackle Acts Chapter 1!
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode #26 - Why Do the Nations Rage? Understanding Psalm 2
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Picking back up where we left off, this week is a deep dive into Psalm 2. www.the176podcast.com Info@the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #25 - Q&A
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To celebrate 25 episodes, we take to the comments section! The guys respond to some of the questions and comments! info@the176podcast.com www.the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #24 - The Two Paths: A Deep Dive into Psalm 1
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A deep dive into Psalm 1 www.the176podcast.com Info@the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #23 - Christian Nationalism
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You may have heard the term 'christian nationalism' in the media lately, but what does that really mean? The guys walk us through that this week. www.the176podcast.com info@the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #22 - The Almost Christian Life
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The guys warn about 'almost christian' ideologies and theologies in this episode. info@the176podcast.com www.the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #21 - Education
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This week we discuss how to best educate your children. www.the176podcast.com info@the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 20 - Community Service
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Trevor, Caleb and Zach talk about building a community to do life with. Dont miss this one! info@the176podcast.com www.the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 19 - How to disciple (ft. Special Guest Justin Guffey)
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The guys, along with one of our pastors, talks about discipleship. www.the176podcast.com info@the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Ep 18 How to find a Job
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This week the guys walk through the book of Job. www.the176podcast.com info@the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 17 Special Guest Noah talks about the occult
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This week our friend and guest Noah talks about the occult info@the176podcast.com www.the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 16 - Do other gods exist?
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This episode is an introduction to the little 'g' gods talked about in the bible, and other spiritual creatures. www.the176podcast.com info@the176podcast.com
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 15 - How to use the old testament
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode 15 - How to use the old testament
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 14 - Bible Translations
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode 14 - Bible Translations
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #13 - How to disciple through business (with special guest: Arlan Campbell)
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode #13 - How to disciple through business (with special guest: Arlan Campbell)
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 12 - Family Worship
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode 12 - Family Worship
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 11 - Head Coverings
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode 11 - Head Coverings
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 10 - Biblical Masculinity
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode 10 - Biblical Masculinity
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 9 - Special Guest Lizy Bailey
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode 9 - Special Guest Lizy Bailey
The 17:6 Podcast Episode 8 - The Importance of Church
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode 8 - The Importance of Church
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #5 - Trevor
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode #5 - Trevor
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #4 - Predestination
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode #4 - Predestination
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #3 - Spiritual Gifts
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode #3 - Spiritual Gifts
The 17:6 Podcast - Episode #2 Caleb's Testimony
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The 17:6 Podcast - Episode #2 Caleb's Testimony
The 17:6 Podcast Episode #1 - The Gospel
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The 17:6 Podcast Episode #1 - The Gospel
I got it off Insight for Living, Charles Swindoll.
As a Razorback fan, I can relate to the sooie-cide joke. That's hilarious!😂
no you wont
No child is born a Christian. They are indoctrinated by their caregiver. Starving 3rd world people are coerced into christianity by missionaries. Food and water for subjectivity. Or the classic - you fucked up your life so bad that the church is the only place you can loiter for the rest of your days. Religion bans certain books, it advocates for the removal of human rights from segments of the population. It's disgusting. It's embarrassing to watch grown ups talk about their ghost daddy all the time. Get a grip. Grow up and face facts. You've been had. By either yourselves or someone else.
rushdoony and christian reconstructionism (Wikipedia)
Huge huge problem with it. Religion has no foundation but a unfounded claim of eternal truth as every religion. This leads to a situation that it does not need to justify itself but puts itself even above any law. A leadership could justify anything by this (racism, homophbic, nationalistic etc behaviour) Not even inside their own religion there is one clear one vision of the religion. So no checks and balances. With a secular state the gouvermant has always justify it's action But in addition it can base it's action by science and logic = the foundation has a foundation that is for everyone the same. Christian nationalism on the opposite will always be tyrannical and believers could become so idiologs that destroy their own indepence if one thinks it is in the "vain" of a believe"
This is a topic I’ve thought a lot about, and i believe it’s been misunderstood and poorly defined. These are my thoughts regarding Christian Nationalism and why I as an evangelical oppose it. We often find a contradiction in terms when Christian Nationalism is defined. Those on the left will define it in a way to slander politically active Catholics and Evangelicals, yet rarely apply their definition to politically active Progressive Churches. Those on the right rarely challenge the imposed definition from the left. Before we surrender language to those who use the term Christian Nationalism inconsistently, a reassessment is in order. Thomas Jefferson was not merely a deist, he attended weekly services and devoted years of his life compiling the moral teachings of Christ in a chronological volume. This speaks immensely regarding the influence Christianity had even among our Deists founding fathers. In the Declaration of Independence Jefferson wrote: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed”. Jefferson, the “wall of separation” president, claimed that our rights come from God, and that governments are Instituted, not to grant rights, rather to secure those rights which come from the Creator. Not only do governments lack the authority to grant rights, but their power is limited by those whose rights they secure! Under communism rights come from the state, and any moral authority which challenges the will of the State must be reined in. This can be done by framing its doctrines as hate, banning religious materials, or through regulation. The true Christian Nationalist is likened to China’s three-self patriotic movement. While terms like Sinicization of Christianity are not used in the west, it does not mean attempts aren’t being made to Nationalize Christianity. The 2024 revision of the United Methodist Church’s Social Principles no longer focuses on the core tenants of the faith, instead they now mirror the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The doctrines that define the faith have been replaced with climate change, environmental racism, food justice, colonialism, euthanasia, reproductive health, restorative justice, migration, and gender identity. In December 2023 the Chinese Communist Party released their new five year plan for the Sinicization of Christianity. The following is a translated statement from that document: “19. Reinterpret the concept of social services from the perspective of the Sinicization of Christianity, and actively participate in social service work in the fields of medical and health care, helping the disabled and the poor, post-disaster relief, epidemic prevention and control, and environmental protection in accordance with the law, and establish a good image.” Like in the People’s Republic of China we are seeing the development of two radically different Churches in America. A Church which mirrors the goals of the State, and a Church committed to the long standing doctrines of the faith. The later is under siege in both countries! The former is where you will find the Christian Nationalist. The end goal of the Christian Nationalist is to remake Christianity in the image of the State, to nationalize it. Thus any higher authority which challenges the States end goals must be controlled or eliminated.
ESV NASB for me
I would really like to hear you three do a recap on predestination. Today was interesting but I didn't get how you work faith into math, English and other academics. Please explain.
I think it’s a little misleading to say “the oldest manuscripts don’t have the longer ending of Mark”. It would be more accurate to say two manuscripts of unknown origin and little to no use by the church in history prior to 1881 do not contain it, although one of them has the space. All other manuscripts have it. It is also witnessed by early church fathers. Additionally, Mark 16:9-20 contains vital doctrinal readings on baptism, the resurrection, gifts and the authority and power of Christ. Casting doubt on these verses dramatically affects said doctrines.
This wasn't much help on actually understanding translations and the KJV is translated from the Textus Receptus, not the Majority Text. The best advise was that they all liked the NLT.
Hey, just to clarify a couple of items for those who don't know: 1) The KJV is based on the Textus Receptus (TR), not the Majority Text (though It's in the family of the MT). 2) A common misconception is that MT proponents think we should go with a translation of what a simple majority of Greek manuscripts say without regard to the "oldest texts", but that's not technically correct. What they DO believe is that the majority of manuscripts preserve what was originally written from manuscripts that are even OLDER than the two manuscripts the Critical Text primarily depend on. So MT advocates actually agree that we should depend on the oldest manuscripts, but disagree that the oldest EXTANT (currently available) manuscripts are as reliable as what was preserved in the majority from even older non-extant documents.
Fascinating
Time to break out the necronomicon.
Great job explaining a very complicated issue. I think you've hit it on the head. Bible Project did a very in-depth discussion on this topic.
Thanks! I really appreciate that. - Trevor
Caleb's jokes get 2 thumbs up, but maybe more like 9 1/2 fingers up. I rounded up with the thumbs.
Personally I like NLT for listening in the car and then KJV for study purposes. The words for linking remain the same largely in different scriptures. Luckily we have the spirit of truth😁
Not a fully formed thought here, but regarding justification, I'm almost 100% confident we don't need the OT to understand the BASICS of the gospel for our salvation initially. But, I think it's indispensable for our sanctification going forward. There's so much to learn in the OT, so much points to Jesus. I love Tim Mackey's tagline that the Bible is a Unified Story that Points To Jesus.
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I'm getting payed in the word you bring for me!!!
I use NIV, CSB, NRSV. ESV is ok.
Im a KJ guy but not KJ only. I do use NASB sometimes that give me clarification on some tough passages or words. Then when i read the KJ i will substitue the NASB word in thought for the tough word. Make sense? Geneva Bible is older than KJ and is almost exactly the same wording. GB was brought to the New World by most Puritans
Yes, that's because the KJV and Geneva Bibles were both revisions that used Tyndale's translation as a starting point. I believe the KJV was a direct revision of the Bishops Bible which was a revision of the Tyndale version that removed a bunch of offensive (to the crown) notes and restored some of the more traditional (Catholic-sounding) terms (like "baptize" instead of "immerse").
My thinking has always been that the congregation should use the same translation as the Pastor so we're all on the same page at least during church services but choose your own at home. Or let the congregation choose one thanslstion for church service. Consistency is needed.
I agree, I think it is good for the congregation to use the same translation as what is being preached from.
Big G and I enjoyed this podcast today. She likes KJV because it sounds Shakespearean. 😂 Zach, I agree, we should have an ESV 2.0. 🤜🏻🤛🏻 One of my favorite parts of this last year's Challenge 4 class was going around the room after reading our devo passage & comparing different word choices and the implications for a reader who only looks at that translation. Sometimes, we would go find the Hebrew or Greek word for some additional etymology to draw out meaning & nuance. I love seniors! I learn so much alongside them!!
There is an ESV 2.0. It’s the CSB.
From time to time, I like to cross reference to the CJB. It's not an everyday reader version since it leaves some Hebrew untranslated (including proper names), but I love the way some of the wording works out.
I'm in agreement... but... needing help with something. What can you say to those who read scripture... not just this scripture but also the other 'women teaching over men' and etc. scriptures... and conclude that we're to honor the principles... but the practices are not particularly relevant. (it was spoken to briefly in this episode in regards to the 1Cor. passage - but not when someone reads most of the bible in this regard). In other words - how do we determine when to take a scripture as a literal practice or just a principle... in all its teachings.... not just this one. I've a close person in my direct life who reads scripture as a book of principles to follow... not necessarily practices and it's a hard view for me to know how to respond to. The 'principles' way of looking at scripture is quite 'gray' I'm finding. And its a direction many seem to be going. I'd be so grateful if you could speak to this on a future episode.
But every woman that prayeth or prophesieth with her head uncovered dishonoureth her head: for that is even all one as if she were shaven. The passage clearly says that her head needs to be covered when she prays or prophesies. So to say she needs to have her head covered during a church service does violence to the text, and I would say that the context of the rest of the text argues for only a married woman to cover her head when She prays or prophesies,
This is an ongoing disagreement of Christians, isn't it? I am more from a viewpoint that it is a reference to disruption in the church (thus the letter to them) where strong cultural symbols of submission and honor were being set aside during worship, specifically. That culture didn't wear wedding bands symbolic of the relationship, whereas we do. If I start coming to church without my wedding band, please check in on me. 😊 But seriously, I am very thankful for families and their leaders who are deeply invested in desiring to follow God's Word and obey His commands. Some of these commands versus cultural references are more difficult to grasp. We are all growing in Christ & in our process of sanctification. Someday, we will all have clarity, and that is a day in which to rejoice! ❤
Before listening to the entire thing . Which I will this passage of scripture has confused the heck outta me he goes back and forth and makes it seem like it matters then the hairs a covering if it’s not disheveled. I donno I gave up on it .
I am convinced.
I was thirty before I learned that Real Men… R eject passivity A ccept responsibility L ead courageously I nvest eternally!! I have tried to apply to my life and pass on to our sons. Learning the four faces of true masculinity is beneficial and then learning that everything God created Satan has counterfeited and that is where the world get their definition of manliness. Caleb was wearing the pink shirt to the guardianship hearing too feminine??😂Gentlemen, Enjoying the podcast!!
"Jesus is my boyfriend" songs are so cringy. Love the show, boys. They make being a worship leader very difficult at times.
What’s the best “Jesus is my boyfriend” song you’ve had to play? - Trevor
I think I've kept them weeded out of our services. I'm sure one slips through every now and then... Can't think of the last time I let one through though. 🤣 There's a place for that stuff, (personal devotion time/meditating on the character of God, etc), but not so much during worship. Can be a fine line.
I sent my carrier pigeon and it never came back to me.
Too bad..
I agree with @andygoodson2399. Discipling kids as they approach adulthood is needed. Parents disciple and shine light on areas needing growth as well as areas where there can be a celebration of God's good work. However, that still leaves a shadow that is easily pushed back upon. Other, wise people in their lives shine beams of light of discipleship from new angles and help to direct light on the areas still hidden in the shadows.
Now you've started something. We want a 'bad dad joke' at the end of every episode.
Your story is amazing.
❤
Zach has amazing structure to his morning. 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Regarding Andrew's question regarding variations in spiritual gifts: I think 1Cor 12 plays out a pretty good reasoning regarding various parts of the body of Christ and their purposes.
Nicely done, boys. The recurring theme of Discipleship is of utmost importance. I'm glad you're addressing it. You keep bringing up your parents. As parents, it seems like we can disciple our kids to a certain place, then (like I'm sure you and I both did as teenagers/young adults) we don't give our parents the proper respect and we go through that "my parents are so dumb" stage. It's in those stages that we need someone other than our parents to go to. I would wager that, like you said, your parents did an amazing job. There's just times in our lives where we do a poor job of listening to them. At that point, I guess it's down to "It takes a village". I'm so glad you have your "village".
Awesome!
Are you saying that God predestined us and simetaneously chose who will go home to Him?
Whatever the Westminster Confessions says in chapter 3 is what they are saying.
Are you saying that a person who is a non-believer that has somebody pray over them is not going to get healed because he doesn't believe?
For example we did see the raising of the Dead. Robert Hopkins died on the operating table when he went through the glass windows of the canteen when he was in the service. The doctors bought him back to life. Wouldn't this be for this?
Thank you for inviting me tonight this was very informative
Amen!
Because we are to live our lives to be more like Jesus and continue his good works
And I believe the reason that God gave us that choice is because he wanted people to want him he didn't want to make them worship him
Amos is on screen!!!
Fake news 😂
Would there be another episode if you had follow up questions?
possibly! Send them to info@the176podcast.com
I love this. Public testimony. Clearly men of God. Glad I listened