Open Seat

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we wrap up our first season! We take a moment to reflect on where we have been, discussing favorite episodes, highlights from 1 John, and helpful resources for studying Greek. Thanks for joining us this season, we look forward to continuing the conversation in season 2!Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we finish our study of the book of 1 John! We discuss the importance and power of prayer, especially when it comes to praying for fellow believers and their struggle against sin. We talk about what John means by "sin that leads to death" versus "sin that does not lead to death." We close by discussing John's final encouragement, that Jesus is the True God and eternal life to those who believe.This concludes our study of 1 John! Let us know how you were encouraged throughout the season, and please reach out to let us know what book we should study next!Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest and friend Aaron Wells! Aaron is a PhD student at Colorado School of Mines and an involved member at Storyline Church. Together, we study the first half of 1 John 5. First, we see that through faith in Christ we have become children of God, we have overcome the world, and we have received eternal life. We discuss how the testimony of water, blood, and the Holy Spirit confirms Christ's identity (and our identity in Christ). Finally, we recognize that true life is found only in Jesus Christ through faith. Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest and former professor, Dr. Seth Rodriquez! Dr. Rodriquez currently works at Colorado Christian University, teaching courses on the Old Testament and on Archeology. We discuss Rodriquez's experience learning the biblical languages and the joys of being a professor. After this, we give a brief overview of the Septuagint and examine the similarities between the Hebrew and Greek in two Old Testament passages. Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we continue our study of 1 John, reaching the passage where we read the famous phrase, "God is love." Together, we discuss the ultimate act of God's love, how God's love is perfected in us, and the confidence and hope we have as a result. We hope you are as encouraged as we are by God's love for us!Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! Today, we take a brief break from our typical episode structure, encouraging you with the words of several historical Christians and what they have to say about biblical languages.Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we conduct a word study on the four different words for love in the Koine Greek language. We discuss the differences between the four types of love, examples of where they occur in the Bible, and why it is helpful to have four different words for love. We also set the stage for next week when we will get to discuss the famous phrase, "God is love." We look forward to next week and hope you'll tune in!Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest and friend, Chase Karraker. Chase works in the Residence Life office at Colorado Christian University and is passionate about psychology and music. Together we discuss the beginning of chapter 4 of 1 John, discussing the spiritual world and how we know the spirit of truth. We also contrast the voice of God with the voice of the world and find encouragement knowing that "he who is in you is greater than he who is in the world."Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest and one of our former professors, Dr. David E. Bosworth! Dr. Bosworth is one of the New Testament professors at Colorado Christian University, specializing in Koine Greek, Pauline Literature, and Intercultural Ministry. After conversing about the joys of studying Greek, we conduct a grammar case study in 1 Corinthians chapter 5, examining the phrase "in the name of the Lord Jesus." We discuss the proper grammatical understanding of the phrase and its implication: the Church, as the representative of Christ to the world, must take sin seriously.  Keep an eye out for his upcoming book, “Urgency and Severity: Pauline Rationale for Explusion in 1 Corinthians 5:1-13,” coming out May 30, 2024!Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest and friend Emily Watling! Emily is a former classmate from CCU, Kaitlin's roommate, and currently works in admissions at CCU and as a barista at a coffee shop. Together, we discuss one of the major themes of John that occurs in chapter three, the theme of loving your brother/sister. We know that someone has truly experienced the love of God if they are known for the way they love their brother, loving them in both word and action, as Christ did. Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest,  professor, and friend, Dr. David Kotter! Dr. Kotter is the current Dean of the School of Theology at Colorado Christian University and one of our former Greek professors. As we sit with Kotter, he shares about his life, love for the Lord, passion for teaching, and the importance of studying the Greek language. We deeply appreciate Kotter's insight and perspectives, and we hope you all are encouraged by him to pursue a deeper study of the Word so that you may know Christ better. Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode, we continue our study of 1 John, spending the majority of our conversation talking about sin. We wrestle with the question, is John talking about habitual sin in this chapter? What is John trying to communicate to his audience, and what should our takeaway be? We end our conversation by turning back to the Gospel, finding encouragement in the finished work of Christ. Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest Pastor Ryan Wassell! Ryan is a husband, father of four, and the lead pastor of Calvary Redeeming Grace in Lakewood, Colorado. As we ask Ryan about his time in seminary and his role as lead pastor, we focus on the role Koine Greek played in his development as a pastor and the role Greek currently plays in his preparation for teaching on Sunday mornings. Ryan shares his passion for theology and encourages believers to invest in the local church and to be discipled.Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest and friend, Dylan Rudolph! Dylan is a 5th grade teacher, bringing knowledge of history and Greek Orthodoxy philosophies to our conversation today. Together, we unpack the ending of chapter 2 of 1 John, discussing "antichrists," the importance of knowing Christ, and the anointing of the Holy Spirit. We also emphasize the importance of abiding in Christ, which is becoming the common theme and application of John's letter.Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest and friend, Samantha Swanson! Sam is a graduate of Colorado Christian University and Biblical scholar, currently finishing a Bible study on the book of Nehemiah. With Sam, we define exegesis before talking about how to read and interpret the Bible well. We discuss methods to try as well as things to avoid, all in hopes of encouraging everyday people that God is able to be known through the Bible!To see more of Sam's personal writings, visit her website! You can also click the following links to see more by the people Sam referenced, including Jen Wilkin,  Phylicia Masonheimer, and The Precept Bible Study Method!Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we continue our study of 1 John with special guest David Bux! Together we discuss John's encouragement to all generations of believers, calling them to love their neighbors and to rest in the finished work of Christ. John also provides a stern warning, reminding believers that one cannot fully love God while also loving the things of the world. Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we revisit the basics of Koine Greek grammar, talking about the alphabet, nouns, and verbs. We continue to lay a solid foundation of grammar to allow for more nuanced  study and discussions concerning the Greek in the future.  We hope this episode is a helpful reference point for our future conversations!Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest Chris Oldham! Chris is a cybersecurity engineer and a member at Storyline Church in Arvada. Together, we discuss how Jesus Christ is our advocate and propitiation, and that once we understand who Jesus is, our faith should naturally lead to obedience. Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we welcome special guest Rachel Reagor! Rachel is one of our former Greek classmates and currently works at CCU and Storyline Church. Together, we discuss the works of the apostle John, looking  at several unifying themes across his writings to increase our understanding throughout our future study of 1 John.Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we continue our study of the book of 1 John. Before jumping into the study, we discuss the different moods in Greek verbs, focusing on the subjunctive. We then apply our understanding of the subjunctive to the passage as John introduces several key themes of his letter: first, that God is light, and second,  if we walk in the light, God is faithful to forgive us our sins.Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we welcome our first guest and former classmate, Maegan Gunner! Maegan joins us to introduce verbal aspect theory, using the research she collected during her time at Colorado Christian University. Together with Maegan, we discuss her findings, examine the benefits of verbal aspect theory, and recognize the danger in over-emphasizing verbal aspect in every situation. Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we briefly discuss Greek verbs, nouns, and the syntax of sentences in biblical manuscripts. We also begin our study of 1 John, the first letter written by the apostle John to the Church. We discuss John's use of the past tense forms, the fellowship believers share with God, and John's motivation for writing the letter.Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat Podcast! On today's episode, we discuss the qualities and characteristics of good Bible translations. Next, we discuss how the different goals and interpretations of translation groups lead to a spectrum of English Bible translations, and we discuss how these versions are different. We end by providing four examples of similarities and differences in various English translations as they work to capture the original meaning of the Greek. Our Mission We recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode we begin laying the groundwork for future conversations. We present a brief history of the Koine Greek language, discuss the inspiration of Scripture, explain what manuscripts are, and provide a general overview of different types of errors that occur in the Greek manuscripts. Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/

Today's EpisodeWelcome to the Open Seat podcast! On today's episode we introduce ourselves and our vision for this podcast. We discuss where we came up with the idea for this podcast, why studying Koine Greek has been so valuable to us, and our structure for the podcast moving forward.Our MissionWe recognize that the Bible was written in languages full of richness and beauty. Our goal is to explore the beauty of the New Testament, written in Koine Greek, that can sometimes become obscured in English translations. We desire to bridge the gap of scholarship and make these conversations about Biblical Greek accessible to all curious people. Whether you have studied Greek for years or you are embarking on this journey today, all are welcome to take a seat at the Table.Thanks for taking a seat with us today! We would love to hear your questions and begin addressing them throughout our podcast! Contact us through one of the resources listed below.Follow us on Instagram @openseatpodcastSend us an Email: [email protected] Find Resources on our Website: https://openseatpodcast.com/Or View our Host Site:https://openseatpodcast.buzzsprout.com/shareMusic in this Podcast:Upbeat Travel | Exploring by Alex-Productionshttps://youtu.be/lMDgYIEfXvUMusic promoted by http://onsound.eu/