Fr. Kenneth Tanner & Dr. Chris Green / Reading Scripture In Community

In this conversation, Fr Kenneth Tanner, Chris Green, and Jason discuss the importance of reading scripture in community and approaching it with a Christocentric lens. They emphasize the need to move away from transactional and isolated approaches to scripture and instead engage in relational and communal exploration of who God is. The conversation touches on the harm caused by misinterpretations of scripture and the importance of humility and healing in our reading and understanding of the Bible.
The conversation explores the themes of power, prophecy, love, and complexity. It delves into the stories of Amos, Paul, and John the Baptist, highlighting the silencing and persecution of prophets. The guys discuss the distinction between the shallow heart which can be deceived, and the deep heart, which is oriented towards the truth, emphasizing the need to see beyond appearances and trust in the unseen.
They also address the challenges of navigating the current cultural and political climate, urging humility, openness, and a focus on personal relationships. The conversation concludes with a reminder to prioritize scripture, prayer, and serving others.
For more information on Fr. Kenneth Tanner
www.kennethtanner.substack.com
For more information on Dr. Chris Green
www.substack.com/@cewgreen
For more information on Jason Clark:
www.afamilystory.org
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Podcast intro and outro music by Wilde Assembly

[@Kimberly-go2xs]

I’ve been reading Kenneth Tanner on Facebook for years now - so appreciate his deeply thoughtful, kind, and reflective posts.

[@JasonClarkIS-youtube]

Sorry about the sound quality of Father Kenneth's audio. He was quiet, but we were able to hear him. Thus, I had no idea how bad the recording was. We did our best to restore it. Blessings!

[@kathrynnewton8721]

Some deep heart stuff in there! Sorry I could hear Father Kenneth very well though

[@leecooper1459]

the thorn was the persecution Paul received for the revelation he was revealing of Christ, read it in that context it makes a lot more sense, there are substantiating explanations of the word thorn meaning and cross references to OT usage, not to diminish grace examples, but I believe as do many others teaching we have been mistaught on this one

[@TonyPPX]

Hi, I am not sure if you are using automated editing software , If so is it might be better to use the origional recording to make it more intelligible.