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The usual crew (that is, Derek, Alasair, Andrew, and Matt) discuss the transfiguration this week. If you enjoyed the show (AND ONLY IF), leave us a review at iTunes. If
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Derek, Matt, and Alastair are joined by Nate Pyle to talk about manhood. You can check out Nate’s new book here.
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Matt takes up the hosting role yet again, as Derek is still missing (don’t worry, we’re assured he’s alright, and his Twitter account still seems to be functioning). He’s joined by Alastair and Andrew, as per usual, to talk about […]
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Last week, we gave you the opportunity to ask the crew some questions. You did so. And now, to fulfill the promise made, here they are, answering some of them.
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We're approaching our 50th episode of Mere Fidelity, which is a little hard to believe. We're so grateful for all your support and attention. To celebrate,
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Matt, Andrew, and Alastair are joined this week by Karen Swallow Prior (welcome to Pulpit & Pen folks, who seem to follow her around!). The topic this week? The recent
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Matthew Lee Anderson, Derek Rishmawy, and Alastair Roberts are joined this week by Ryan T. Anderson (no relation to Matt). The guys talk about quite a lot in this episode,
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The full cast discusses the issue of refugees, particularly overseas. Alastair has previously written on the situation here. If you enjoyed the show (AND ONLY IF), leave us a review
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Derek Rishmawy is joined by Andrew Wilson and Alastair Roberts, leaving Matthew Lee Anderson out of the equation this week. They tackle Christ-centered hermeneutics, with particular reference to Tim
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Derek, Matt, and Alastair cover the topic of curiosity. The group leads with an essay from John Webster, helpfully titled "Curiosity." During the course of the show, they
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A couple of months back, the podcast looked at the age-old question: Should Women Preach? Matt, Alastair, and Andrew are back to discuss sermons more broadly, rather than weighing
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The usual crew is joined by Megan K. DeFranza, author of Sex Difference in Christian Theology: Male, Female, and Intersex in the Image of God. Matthew Lee Anderson reviewed the
