5 Questions to Change Your Bible Reading

A Theology of Death & the Afterlife (Part 2)

Why do we fear the unknown? In this second episode, I briefly explore how death and the afterlife has unfolded across Scripture. I break this down into two parts: * Death and the Afterlife in the Old Testament * Death and the Afterlife in the New Testament Dive deeper into the full study here:https://www.staffandstones.com/a-theology-of-death-the-afterlife-part-2/ Resource acknowledgment: Gregg Allison’s "50 Core Truths of the Christian Faith," pp. 357-63.

Why the Christian Dies Daily.

In this video, I explore the idea of dying daily in the Christian life. For more resources, visit: https://www.staffandstones.com/category/die-daily/

5 Questions to Change Your Bible Reading

In this episode of Five to Thrive, I introduce a practical, 5-question framework designed to provide more clarity of God’s Word. It’s easy to lose sight of the broader message: the overarching storyline of redemption. This framework provides a basic roadmap to equip you in your pursuit of God. Click here for the full study and resources: https://www.staffandstones.com/ [https://www.staffandstones.com/]

A Theology of Death & the Afterlife (Part 1)

Why do we fear the unknown? In this episode, I explore a biblical and theological perspective of death and the afterlife. We often view death as a natural end, but biblically, it is an unnatural consequence with a specific purpose. I break this down into two parts: * The main themes of the "Intermediate" and "Eternal" statess * Why death is actually necessary within God’s holy and just nature. Dive deeper into the full study here: https://www.staffandstones.com/a-theology-of-death-the-afterlife-part-1/ [https://www.staffandstones.com/a-theology-of-death-the-afterlife-part-1/] Resource acknowledgment: Gregg Allison’s "50 Core Truths of the Christian Faith," pp. 357-63.

Living Well: Exploring the Often Avoided Topic of Death

In this episode, I explore the often-avoided topic of death and mortality. It is interesting that while we all face this reality, rarely does anyone enjoy discussing it. We’ll dive into this conversation here and continue the series in more episodes in the future.