
What is a good life? The answer is as old as the world itself. We were made to love God and our neighbor, to learn wisdom, and to be good stewards of our gifts. Here we’ll talk with everyday people who have thought and written about these topics.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Hello! Today I welcome Glenn Sunshine from the Theology Pugcast to talk about re-enchanting our worldview. The word "re-enchantment" is prominent right now and there are many poor interpretations of what it means, but as Glenn points out, it has noth... more
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Ryan Pugliese is a husband, father, and history teacher in New Jersey. Recently he wrote an article called "The Modern Home is Anti-Catechism" on his Substack site, Pugliese's Paideia. We had a great discussion on what makes a home, what influenced R... more
In our last lesson on the Torah, we look at the book of Deuteronomy, the final sermons of Moses to prepare Israel for entering the land. Moses reminds them of their past, their special calling from God, and the blessings and curses that come as a par... more
By the end of Leviticus, God had finished giving His ceremonial laws to His people. Now it was time for them to enter the Promised Land. Except they weren't ready. Instead they rebelled and had to face the consequences. The book of Numbers is the sto... more
Why did God give us holidays? In this second lesson on Leviticus, we discuss the major holy days of ancient Israel. We focus especially on the Day of Atonement and what it tells us about our lives now, as well as how the holy days were a guide to the... more
Today we look at the first part of the book of Leviticus, a book the discourages many in their Bible reading because of its complexity. We dig into the early chapters, particularly the five offerings and the purity laws, discussing how they are viewe... more
Today we consider the second and lesser-known half of Exodus. We consider the purpose of the law, the building of the tabernacle, and the relevance of both to Christians today.
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Exploring the essence of what constitutes a good life, this podcast engages in meaningful dialogues around themes of faith, morality, and personal development. Through discussions that blend contemporary issues with historical and biblical perspectives, the podcast examines the complexities of living well in today's world. Listeners can expect rich conversations that address parenting, the role of the home in moral education, and how ancient religious texts shape modern values and behavior. With an emphasis on personal stories and practical insights, this podcast encourages self-reflection and application of wisdom in everyday life, making it a unique resource for those interested in deepening their understanding of spirituality and communi... more
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Recent guests on The Good Life include:
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2. Sophia Abraham
3. Susannah Black Roberts
4. Dr. Gerald McDermott
5. Aaron Renn
6. John Ehrett
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