EPISODE · Apr 22, 2019 · 1H 17M
April 22, 2019
from The Common Good Podcast · host Brian From
(0:00-9:39) Easter is a time of joyous celebration. But what about the day after Easter? Brian and Ian discuss as pastors the day after the celebration of Christ's resurrection, as well as the events that happened in Sri Lanka that continue to unfold. (9:39-19:19) Easter brings with it difficult experiences as much as joy. Brian and Ian share stories from their Easter Sunday's and where they are now in their pastoring with regards to Easter services. (19:19-29:07) As much as Good Friday and Easter Sunday are important, the Saturday and Monday of Holy Week are often forgotten. Together, Brian and Ian dig down into where Saturday and Monday stand in today's Easter celebration. They also take a dive into what were those days probably like for the disciples and Christ's followers. (29:07-39:15) Can the Resurrection be celebrated while not acknowledging a physical one? Brian and Ian take a look at the remark's by the head of a prominent seminary on the topic. They tackle the words and examine it as both pastors and people as well as how to respond the matter. (39:15-50:05) Franklin Graham recently made remarks about Pete Buttigieg and his bid for the presidency. Brian and Ian offer perspective on his remarks and the Scripture that was quoted. Both of them focus on how Franklin Grahams seems to be "excusing" or cherry-picking things to comment on from a Biblical perspective. (50:05-1:10) Dallas Jenkins returns for another Media Monday. He shares reactions from the first four episodes of his new show 'The Chosen' and his desire to tell the story of Christ in a long-form fashion. He also provides wisdom and advice on proper ways to navigate social media as both people and persons of faith. (1:10-1:17) Brian and Ian's Weird Stuff They Found On the Internet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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