Know The Word McGregor Podcast

In this episode of the Know the Word Podcast, host Nathan Bottomley is joined by guest Jonathan Bowman as they explore the fascinating topic of "allusions" in the New Testament. They delve into how the New Testament references and echoes themes from the Old Testament without directly quoting it, examining the impact of these allusions on our understanding of biblical texts. Specifically, they focus on the book of Colossians and its allusions to the temple. Through their discussion, listeners will gain insights into the significance of these allusions and how they contribute to a deeper understanding of God's Word. Join Nathan and Jonathan as they unlock the power of allusions in the Know the Word Podcast.
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In this episode of the Know the Word Podcast, host Nathan is joined by guest Russell Howard to explore the concept of being an image bearer, as discussed in the book of Colossians. They delve into the Greek word "icon" and how it relates to our understanding of being made in the image of God. They also discuss the allusions and references used by the apostle Paul throughout Colossians, highlighting the significance of Christ as the perfect image of God. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be an image bearer and the implications it has on their lives.
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In this episode of Know the Word podcast, host Nathan Bottomley is joined by guest Peter Finch, Director of Facilities and Operations at McGregor, as they dive into the mystery mentioned in the book of Colossians. Peter explains the concept of literary motifs and how the mystery is a recurring theme in the Bible, often alluded to but fully revealed in the New Testament. They explore various passages in Colossians that refer to the mystery, including its connection to Christ and the Church. Additionally, they examine its presence in the Old Testament, highlighting instances in the book of Daniel and Second Samuel. Join Nathan and Peter as they unravel the mystery for a deeper understanding of God's Word.
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In this episode of the Know the Word podcast, host Nathan Bottomley is joined by guest Rob Flint to discuss the motif of the law and Christ in the book of Colossians. They explore how Paul positions Christ as the fulfillment of the law and contrasts substance and shadow. They dive into specific verses in Colossians 2 that highlight the significance of Christ's sacrifice on the cross and the freedom believers have in Him. Rob examines the historical context of the church at Colossae and the false beliefs that were infiltrating the community. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the law's role in pointing to Jesus and the sufficiency of Christ in the believers' lives.
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In this episode of the Know the Word Podcast, host Nathan Bottomley is joined by guest Jonathan Bowman to explore the theme of "New Creation" in the book of Colossians. They discuss the implications of being a new creature in Christ and how it relates to our everyday lives. Highlighting key verses in Colossians, the hosts delve into the significance of Christ's death and resurrection and its role in bringing about a new age and a new way to approach God. Listeners will gain insight into the concept of living as new creations, putting off old sinful habits, and embracing the kingdom life. Join Nathan and Jonathan as they unpack the rich truths found in Colossians and discover the transformative power of being a new creation in Christ.
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In this episode of the Know the Word Podcast, host Nathan Bottomley is joined by Colton Chilver and Ryan Flint to dive into the intro of the book of Philippians. They explore the background and context of the letter, discussing its authorship by the apostle Paul and his imprisonment in Rome. The Philippians, a patriotic and poor group, were dealing with persecution and false teachers, which prompted Paul to write to them. The overarching theme of the letter is finding joy and identity in Christ, and the hosts provide a glimpse into the content and purpose of the upcoming episodes of Philippians.
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