Question #5 of the Seven Questions of Spiritual Theology: What has God done about our problems? | Listen to Kep Crabb and Sonya Reeder discuss
Question #5 What’s God Done about the Problem? It’s GOOD NEWS
Don’t miss this one – what is the definition of Sin? What’s happening to our culture? Eternal life is NOT a gift from God, it’s the GIFT OF GOD!
What has gone wrong with everything? An honest discussion on how hard this life is and what the Holy Spirit really gives us.
Listen to Kent Denlinger tackle “Who WE are”?
Dr. Crabb talks about question #3 WHO ARE WE – excuse his head cold at the time – no more colds for him now – people of eternal purpose
When the seasons of our lives aren't what we would have chosen, what is God doing? Karlene & Rosanne discuss the ways that the disruptions of futility and suffering are part of the Trinity's work to restore the beauty, wholeness, and love of Jesus to our lives and how we partner with God in that eternal work when we choose to live with integrity, regardless of the visible outcomes.
Don’t miss this episode – a great conversation about between two brothers in Christ on who we are and what’s God doing?
Kep and James (two very close friends for decades) chat through their lives and discuss what is God up to as they journey together as Christian brothers.
Join Larry Crabb as he continues our journey through the 7 questions.
Join 3 guys who have been journeying through a messy life as God begins to reveal what He is doing in our souls as we cling to the Cross to continue.
What shapes your perspective when you consider the question, “Who is God?” Karlene and Rosanne discuss how relational experiences filter our engagement with Scripture and can distort our view of God and why moving beyond mere doctrinal assent to pursuing knowing the Triune God in a personal way is propels us into the mystery of walking by faith.
Walk with us as we take a deep dive into the 7 Questions of Spiritual Theology. In this session you'll hear Kep and Kent begin to explore Question 1: Who Is God?
Larger Story will be going to be in Jackson Tenn., just outside the Memphis area and holding a conference called “Not Myself, By Myself” an introduction and invitation to relational discipleship on January 26 and 27, 2024.
When Dr. Larry Crabb approached Scripture, he asked the question: "What questions has God answered for us?" His study produced a framework of understanding that he called "The Seven Questions of Spiritual Theology." This was the foundation of his Schools of Spiritual Directions training, and during 2024, Larger Story will be sharing recordings of Dr. Larry Crabb that have not previously been released. During each month this year, on our podcast, in our book club, and on our blog, we'll be exploring the 7 questions of Spiritual Theology, why they matter, and how they can help us become people who are more like Jesus. This week's episode provides Dr. Crabb's introduction to the first question: "Who is God?"
An encouraging word to those who have lost loved ones or are alone during the holidays. The Best is Yet to Come
What happens when a family decides to shift the focus of their holiday celebration from gift giving and receiving to creating memorable experiences together and sharing them with others. Join Karlene, her son Nick Cannon, and her daughter, Ivy Hill, as they talk about their journey as a family into Christmas Different.
Larger Story will be going to be in Jackson Tenn., just outside the Memphis area and holding a conference called “Not Myself, By Myself” an introduction and invitation to relational discipleship on January 26 and 27, 2024.
Rich Maurer
Seems like titles of the last few podcasts are off, as to which question they are covering?