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Theology Unplugged: Special Session – Does God Change?


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Theology Unplugged: Coffee with Scholars – Mike Licona, Part 2


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Join C. Michael Patton and Tim Kimberley as they welcome Dr. Michael Licona to Credo House for a “Coffee with Scholars” discussion over his latest book “The Resurrection of Jesus”.

Theology Unplugged: Coffee with Scholars – Mike Licona – Part 1


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Join C. Michael Patton and Tim Kimberley as they welcome Dr. Michael Licona to Credo House for a “Coffee with Scholars” discussion over his latest book “The Resurrection of Jesus”.

Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 17


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Join C. Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley, Sam Storms and J.J. Seid as they discuss issues surrounding spiritual gifts.

Why I Am/Not Charismatic: Church History and the Gifts – Sam Storms


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The question to which we now turn is this: “If the spiritual gifts of 1 Corinthians 12:7-10 are valid for Christians beyond the death of the apostles, why were they absent from church history until their alleged reappearance in the twentieth century?” My answer follows. 1)         They were most decidedly not absent. They were at [...]

Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 15


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Join C. Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley, Sam Storms and J.J. Seid as they discuss issues surrounding spiritual gifts.

Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 14


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Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 13


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Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 12


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Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 11


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Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic, Part 10


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Theology Unplugged: Why I Am/Not Charismatic Part 9


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