The InTensions Podcast
The InTensions Podcast
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Here we talk about God's Intentions for us in the middle of the tensions we walk through. This is a podcast about being a disciple of Jesus and how that changes everything. We'll talk about knowing God, relationships, justice, family, culture and more. I'm your host, Madeline Black. Thanks for being here and leaning into the tension.
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The podcast delves into significant themes like personal discipleship, understanding God's nature, navigating relationships, promoting justice, and addressing cultural issues, with episodes covering topics like faith in challenging times and the intersection of culture and family dynamics.
Here we talk about God’s Intentions for us in the middle of the tensions we walk through. This is a podcast about being a disciple of Jesus and how that changes everything. We’ll talk about knowing God, relationships, justice, family, culture and more. I’m your host, Madeline Black. Thanks for being here and leaning into the tension.
In this final episode of our mini-series, Keren Keener and Madeline Black discuss the intricacies of submission in the context of the Church and the Bride of Christ as its predominant metaphor.
* How to we entrust ourselves to broken people?
* What does the Bible say about accountability for leaders?
* Who does Jesus give the work of ministry?
* When we’re dating, whether male or female, are we looking for a spouse worth submitting to?
* What does the Trinity teach us about submission?
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