Knights at the Round Table: Omnipotence

Knights at the Round Table: Omnipotence

The round table is once again joined by Senior Bible teacher and Bible department co-chair, Andrew Robinson. Andrew gives great insight into the doctrine of omnipotence and why it is an essential doctrine for believers to understand. He also discussed how God's Omnipotence gives hope for the Christian even as we live in a world that worships individualism and personal control (sovereignty).

Knights at the Round Table: Worship

To finish out the theology of beauty mini-series we are joined by Julie Cisneros (High school choir and worship teacher) and Madison Earl (Elementary music and Middle school worship teacher). We dive into the importance of worship, how it is a beautiful gift from the Lord, and how we have a responsibility to teach students what true biblical worship looks and sounds like.

Knights at the Round Table: The Theology of Beauty Part 2

Val Vista Art teacher, Meredith Vanni, joins the round table to discuss the theology of beauty and art. We discuss how art is a gift from God and a way that we can give him glory. God in his graciousness has given humanity a variety of different ways in which we can artistically honor him. We also spent time talking about some of the negative things people say to themselves when trying to create art, and the importance of perseverance when trying a new skill.

Knights at the Round Table: The Theology of Beauty Part 1

Greenfield Bible teacher and Campus Pastor, Cory Emery, joins this episode of the podcast to discuss the theology of beauty. We examined the divine perfection of God's beauty and its impact on our understanding of creation, the incarnation, the cross, and restoration. Cory's insight helps set us up to continue to examine the theology of beauty in art and worship, which we will cover in future episodes.

Knights at the Round Table: God's Self-Existence

In this episode Andrew Robinson joins us at the round table to discuss aseity also known as the self-existence of God. This is an essential doctrine for Christians to understand because, if we falsely believe that God was created or had a beginning then He would not be the God of Scripture. Andrew helps to explain this complex doctrine, connect it to other areas of the Christian life, and answer common questions surrounding creation's origin and God's self-existence.