Spiritual Speakeasy Jimmy Schools

In this episode of the Spiritual Speakeasy, our thoughtful panel takes advantage of Genesis’ account of the destruction of Sodom to reflect upon the biblical phenomenon of God’s delayed judgment, as well as the function of the prophetic office in the Old Testament, using Abraham’s intercession of behalf of his nephew Lot as “Exhibit A.”

This week our panel of eager Bible students considers the implications of the author(s)/editor(s) of Genesis attributing human qualities to Yahweh, as well as His decision to include Abraham in His plans for Sodom, so as to model the proper execution of justice before one whom the passage describes as the "father of nations."

We have been doing a weekly bible study starting with Genesis 1:1 for several months now. We are still only up to Gen 18 as on May 2023. We don't have a schedule or plan on how long this will take. Some episodes we spend an hour on 2 verses, sometimes we can cover a full chapter. We move at Holy Spirit speed. I'm sorry to say we didn't start recording these until today. We finally realized these are to good not to share. I promise the recording quality will get better as we go along. If you have any questions or comments you can email me at jimmyschools@yahoo.com. Thanks

After going to a full preterist conference yesterday I wanted to address some concerns I have from a Charismatic preterist. This was the first time I have been in a setting where everyone was a preterist viewpoint. Most of the folks were full preterist but there may have been some partial preterist there as well. One thing for sure is I think I was the only charismatic in the room of about 150 people. I felt very welcomed, and everyone was very friendly. I learned a lot but one of the things that shocked me was the lack of charismatics, and the mostly hardline teaching that the spiritual gifts had ceased at 70AD. This is what I wanted to address in this short podcast today. Thanks

Part II of our discussion about Exvangelicals....

In this episode Rob and I talk about the recent move by several popular or famous Christian worship leaders that have in some ways renounced their faith. Why is this happening and what should be our response?