All Things Bright and Beautiful

Jenna DiPrima and Lydia Schaible
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All Things Bright and Beautiful

Our daily lives are inundated with ideas. The question we must ask ourselves is, how can we think critically about these ideas in order to identify what is bright with the light of truth, beautiful by a perfect standard, wise with the fear of the Lord, and wonderful in true virtue? Hosted by Jenna DiPrima and Lydia Schaible, All Things Bright and Beautiful is a discussion of life, books, and theology from a confessionally reformed Christian perspective. Our goal is to encourage listeners to read widely, think deeply, and engage in conversations that matter. New episodes every other Tuesday.

  1. 17 DE SET.

    38. "Digital Liturgies" with Guest Samuel James

    Join us as we discuss technology and how the internet shapes our human desires with Samuel James, the author of “Digital Liturgies.” James encourages us to use Biblical wisdom as we navigate technology in our online age. He writes, “Rather than being a neutral tool, the internet is an epistemological environment– a spiritual and intellectual habitat–that creates in its members particular ways of thinking, feeling, and believing.” Technology is powerful. Therefore, we must evaluate how to use it wisely. We also cover topics like how the internet has changed the publishing industry and the importance of the physical gathering, congregational singing, and friendship in our disembodied age. Resources Referenced- Digital Liturgies by Samuel James The Shallows by Nicholas Carr The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman Completely Unsolicited, Totally Anecdotal, But Perhaps Marginally Helpful Thoughts on Being a Christian Writer by Samuel James Digital Liturgies Substack

    53min

  2. 27 DE AGO.

    37. "The Emotional Life of Our Lord" by B.B. Warfield

    Most would agree that Christ had emotions, but they have not given a great deal of thought to the significance of Christ’s emotional life. By neglecting to reflect on the Lord’s emotional life, we fail to think deeply about what it means that the Son of God became a true human being for our sakes. Our understanding of the significance of the incarnation itself is at stake.  Join us as we discuss B.B. Warfield’s excellent book, The Emotional Life of Our Lord. We talk about some common errors we make when thinking about Christ’s emotions, what we can learn from the emotional life of Christ, and what this means for our own emotions.  Resources mentioned: The Emotional Life of Our Lord by B.B. Warfield Warfield on the Christian Life by Fred Zaspel Good and Angry by David Powlison Spiritual Depression by Martyn Lloyd-Jones

    32min

  3. 13 DE AGO.

    36. “Spurgeon: A Life” with Guest Alex DiPrima

    In this episode we interview Alex DiPrima on his latest book: “Spurgeon: A Life” and discuss Charles Haddon Spurgeon who was the most-well known minister of the gospel in the nineteenth century. We also discuss whether Spurgeon should be considered a “celebrity pastor” and why he was appealing to so many. We cover a few of the many things we can learn from Spurgeon and ways we should seek to emulate him. Alex shares with us how Spurgeon has personally affected him as a Christian and as a pastor. We also discuss the criticism that Spurgeon faced and the Downgrade Controversy, which was one of the most significant events in Spurgeon’s life. Resources mentioned: Spurgeon: A LifeSpurgeon: A Biography by Arnold DallimoreSpurgeon the Pastor by Geoff ChangExpository Thoughts on the Gospels by J.C. RyleHoliness by J.C. RyleSimplicity in Preaching by J.C. RyleSpurgeon’s sermons (Alex especially recommends sermons in the early 1880s)The Treasury of David by Charles SpurgeonAll of Grace by Charles SpurgeonThe Soulwinner by Charles SpurgeonServants of Christ, Lovers of Men by Alex DiPrimaSpurgeon’s Sorrows by Zack EswineSusie by Ray RhodesEpisode 2: The Life of Susannah Spurgeon and "Susie" with Guest Author Ray Rhodes Jr.C.H. Spurgeon AutobiographyThe Forgotten Spurgeon by Ian MurrayEpisode 27: The Life and Legacy of Amy Carmichael

    50min

  4. 30 DE JUL.

    35. "Priscilla, Where are You?" with Guest Natalie Brand

    Do women need theology? Join us as we interview Natalie Brand and discuss Priscilla in Acts 18 and what we can learn from her example. Natalie makes the argument that the church needs women to be theologically astute. Listen as she answers the question, “what can you do if you feel intimidated and overwhelmed by studying theology?” We also discuss how theology should move us to worship and that the gold in theology is God himself.  Recommended Resources: "Priscilla, Where are You?" by Natalie Brand "Acedia" discussed in Episode 30 "The Scuttlebutt Letters" by Natalie Brand Episode 4: Spiritual Warfare and "The Screwtape Letters" by C.S. Lewis

    51min

  5. 16 DE JUL.

    34. Feminism and "The Genesis of Gender" by Abigail Favale

    In this episode we discuss Abigail Favale’s book The Genesis of Gender. We give a quick survey of feminism and defend why we believe Christians cannot embrace Feminism. We talk about postmodernism, embodiment, consumerist sex, the incarnation and divine revelation. In addition, we touch on transgenderism and the influence of social media. Finally we end with the goodness of the givenness of our gender and the hope of the gospel.  Recommended Resources The Genesis of Gender by Abigail Favale All Things Bright and Beautiful Episode 7: Frankenstein: A Guide to Reading and Reflecting All Things Bright and Beautiful Episode 20: Expressive Individualism and “Strange New World” by Carl Truman  Notes Jenna mentions Peter Singer’s approval of Zoophilia. While he did not write the article, on November 8, 2023, he tweeted in praise of an article entitled, Zoophilia is Morally Permissible. Peter Singer is a well known and influential philosopher, infamous for his applied ethics in favor of infanticide and eugenics. He is a professor of Bioethics at Princeton University.

    45min

  6. 2 DE JUL.

    33. "Friendship with God" with Guest Mike McKinley

    In this episode we interview Mike McKinley. As we discuss his book, Friendship with God, we touch on the Puritans– and the common myths that surround them, the heart of the gospel, and the good news that we can have friendship with God. We talk about the Lord’s Supper, the gift of being adopted by God, how to better understand the Holy Spirit, and the importance of the local church in the life of a Christian. *Our apologies for the sound quality. Unfortunately we experienced a number of technical issues in this interview. Thankfully Mike McKinley was patient, and despite these hiccups he nonetheless communicated encouraging, wonderful thoughts throughout the interview. Resources Mentioned Friendship with God: A Path to Deeper Fellowship with the Father, Son, and Spirit by Mike McKinley Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers by Dane Ortland Communion with God by John Owen Knowing God by J.I. Packer

    25min

  7. 18 DE JUN.

    32. “Authority” with Guest Jonathan Leeman

    In our culture authority is looked upon with skepticism at best and loathing at worst. Is the answer to all the misuse of authority we see a signal that we should completely do away with it? Or is authority in some way part of the very fabric of reality? How should Christians think about authority? In this episode we interview Jonathan Leeman on his book Authority: How Godly Rule Protects the Vulnerable, Strengthens Communities, and Promotes Human Flourishing. We discuss abuse of authority, the cultural temperature on authority, and the necessity of authority in our lives. Jonathan Leeman makes his case for God’s good design for authority, elaborates on the tie between authority and submission, and explains how submitting to good authority leads to our flourishing. Resources Mentioned Authority: How Godly Rule Protects the Vulnerable, Strengthens Communities, and Promotes Human Flourishing by Jonathan Leeman 9Marks Pastors Talk Podcast

    46min

  8. 4 DE JUN.

    31. Creating a Culture of Reading

    Why is reading important? Join us as we discuss how to create a culture of reading individually, in our families, and in our churches. Reading good books helps us grow in wisdom and knowledge and gives us an opportunity to rest and experience joy. We discuss the "why" behind reading as well as practical tips to become a better reader.  Episode 1- "Lit" by Tony Reinke Goodreads Episode 14- Discipline and "Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life" and "Atomic Habits" Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte Einstein's Theory of Relativity The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis The Trumpet of the Swan by E.B. White David Copperfield by Charles Dickens Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan Fierce Convictions by Karen Swallow Prior Read Aloud Revival Ambleside Online Close Reads The Literary Life Remaking the World by Andrew Wilson Studies in the Sermon on the Mount by Martyn Lloyd-Jones Parenting by Paul Tripp Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner Four Quartets by T.S. Eliot Salt by Mark Kurlansky The Two Part Invention by Madeline L'Engle The Odyssey by Homer Paradise Lost by John Milton Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Silas Marner by George Eliot The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt The River of Doubt by Candace Millard The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment by Jeremiah Burroughs a href="https://www.amazon.com/Select-Letters-John-Newton/dp/1848711409/ref=sr_1_1?crid=GY1AZSIJKZI0&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.iBFW10-CT4BBo-CTx0j

    51min
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Our daily lives are inundated with ideas. The question we must ask ourselves is, how can we think critically about these ideas in order to identify what is bright with the light of truth, beautiful by a perfect standard, wise with the fear of the Lord, and wonderful in true virtue? Hosted by Jenna DiPrima and Lydia Schaible, All Things Bright and Beautiful is a discussion of life, books, and theology from a confessionally reformed Christian perspective. Our goal is to encourage listeners to read widely, think deeply, and engage in conversations that matter. New episodes every other Tuesday.

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  • Criado por
    Jenna DiPrima and Lydia Schaible
  • Anos de atividade
    2021 - 2024
  • Episódios
    38
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Jenna DiPrima and Lydia Schaible
  • Site do podcast
    All Things Bright and Beautiful

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