"Married....Now What?"

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"Married....Now What?" is an online resource for young married couples. It is recorded as a ministry of Evergreen Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma under the leadership of Philip Jackson, Evergreen's Executive Pastor to Median Adults. Its primary focus is on in-depth Bible study and the principles of marriage and family taught in the Bible. Most recordings are lessons from the Evergreen Young Married Sunday School Class.

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"Married....Now What?"

"Married....Now What?"

Pastor Philip A. Jackson

About this podcast

"Married....Now What?" is an online resource for young married couples. It is recorded as a ministry of Evergreen Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma under the leadership of Philip Jackson, Evergreen's Executive Pastor to Median Adults. Its primary focus is on in-depth Bible study and the principles of marriage and family taught in the Bible. Most recordings are lessons from the Evergreen Young Married Sunday School Class.

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139 episodes

Ep 147 "Living the Theological Life: Fellowship in the Light" - 1 John 1:1-2:2

Ep 147 "Living the Theological Life: Fellowship in the Light" - 1 John 1:1-2:2

When a person first comes to faith, learning about God seems daunting. Challenges arise as we compare our knowledge of scripture with others and measure our “success” by how well we answer difficult questions. Often, this leads to insecurities that can ultimately drive us away from the very things G...

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Ep. 146 Heresies: Nestorianism (Ephesus 431)

Ep. 146 Heresies: Nestorianism (Ephesus 431)

As the debates around Jesus continued, the political climate in Rome became more complicated when it fell to the Goths in 410. For the first time in 800 years, the “eternal city” was sacked. In response, the church had to bring order and the fractures between Rome and Constantinople began to grow. T...

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Ep. 145 Heresies: Arianism & Macedonianism (Constantinople 381)

Ep. 145 Heresies: Arianism & Macedonianism (Constantinople 381)

After the condemnation of Arius at Nicaea in 325 the church continued to debate about who Jesus was. If Nicaea (325) decided “how it happened,” Constantinople (381) debated “what happened.” The big question to be answered regarded the work of the Holy Spirit in the incarnation of Christ. But, as Chr...

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Ep. 144 Heresies: Arian Controversy (Nicaea 325)

Ep. 144 Heresies: Arian Controversy (Nicaea 325)

The importance of the deity of Jesus cannot be overstated. As believers spread the gospel around the world, many followed Paul’s example by using cultural similarities to convince people of the truth. They leaned on Greek culture and the worldview of some of the great philosophers who taught that a ...

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Ep. 143 Heresies: Gnosticism

Ep. 143 Heresies: Gnosticism

When God finished creation, He said that it was, “very good” (Gen. 1:31). Since then, His enemies have tried to poison our view of the created world and undermine it. Healthy believers have learned to see these tactics for what they are, an attack on God’s redemptive work in the world. Even now, God...

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Ep. 142 "What Are You Sowing?" - Galatians 6:6-10

Ep. 142 "What Are You Sowing?" - Galatians 6:6-10

Jesus teaches that a Christian, like a tree, is recognized by its fruit. Paul provides a clear explanation of the differences between fruits of the Spirit and fruits of the Flesh. Our diligent work is required, not for our salvation, but for the cultivation for the Spirit to work in our lives. We ha...

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Ep. 141 Everyday Theology: "The Doctrine of the End Times"

Ep. 141 Everyday Theology: "The Doctrine of the End Times"

There end of the earth has been written about extensively, but very few authors acknowledge that they don’t really know how events will unfold. But for believers, God has given us instructions that help us navigate the difficulty of living in a broken world. As the world gets more chaotic, the peopl...

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Ep. 140 Everyday Theology: "The Doctrine of the Church"

Ep. 140 Everyday Theology: "The Doctrine of the Church"

25 February 2024

Our culture is built on fierce individualism. But God’s strategy stands in stark contrast to the American dream. As progress through life, it becomes more evident that we can’t do it on our own. How do we make time for all the things that are supposed to matter? What if our church life and our work ...

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Ep. 139 Everyday Theology: "The Doctrine of Salvation"

Ep. 139 Everyday Theology: "The Doctrine of Salvation"

18 February 2024

The Doctrine of Salvation is central to the Christian faith. After our rebellion against God, He could have easily destroyed us and started over. But this doctrine teaches us that’s the opposite of His character. Instead, He gave us a choice to be with Him and then went out of His way to save us aft...

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Ep. 138 Everyday Theology: "The Doctrine of Humanity"

Ep. 138 Everyday Theology: "The Doctrine of Humanity"

11 February 2024

In a world that says anyone can be anything they feel like being, it is easy to forget that humanity was made intentionally and purposefully in Creation. The chaos around us is a result of our own rebellion against such an identity. We do have hope to return to what we were made for, in an even bett...

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