A weekly reflection on the Sunday readings drawn from the Revised Common Lectionary. Discussion here focuses on biblical-theological themes, intertextual connections, and theological meaning that is prompted by a given set of readings.
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A weekly reflection on the Sunday readings drawn from the Revised Common Lectionary. Discussion here focuses on biblical-theological themes, intertextual connections, and theological meaning that is prompted by a given set of readings.
Jonathan Arnold & Zach Carter on Prayer and Historical Theology
Textual Community
57 minutes 2 seconds
1 year ago
Jonathan Arnold & Zach Carter on Prayer and Historical Theology
In this episode, I talk with Jonathan Arnold and Zach Carter about their recent collection of prayers from across church history. In our discussion, we also talk about what it takes to be a pastor-theologian and the practical benefit of historical theology for ministry among the churches. The book we discuss in this conversation is Cloud of Witnesses: A Treasury of Prayers and Petitions through the Ages (Crossway).
Arnold is Associate Professor of Theological Studies at Cedarville University. Carter is senior pastor of Redeemer Church in Huntsville, AL.
This podcast is hosted by Ched Spellman (https://linktr.ee/chedspellman).
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Textual Community
A weekly reflection on the Sunday readings drawn from the Revised Common Lectionary. Discussion here focuses on biblical-theological themes, intertextual connections, and theological meaning that is prompted by a given set of readings.
