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Episode 390: No Longer Simul - Remembering Jim Nestingen with Ken Jones, Rolf Jacobson, and Adam Morton

Jan 13, 2023

01:10:25

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Ferdy and Nestig and the Peaceable Kingdom

02:53

The Insularity of the All's Tradition

03:45

How Did You Know Jim Nesting?

03:12

Introduction

4min

I Can't Believe It, but You Will Believe It

5min

Is That a Norwegian Accent or a German's From Russia Accent?

3min

The Book of Genesis - The Most Important Thing You Ever Written

5min

How Did You Know Jim Nesting?

3min

Theology Is for Proclamation by Gerhard Ferdy

2min

What's the Difference Between First Order Speech Discourse and First Order Proclamation Discourse?

3min

What Is Proclamation?

4min

The Language of the Catechisms, Um, It Comes Out All the Time

4min

10.

Forrest Gump and Jim Nesigan

4min

11.

Can I Use a Bad Word Here?

2min

12.

Are You Called?

3min

13.

The Gospel Is Always an Unconditional Promise

4min

14.

What's Happening, Um, Is the Immediate

4min

15.

The Roman Catholics and the Anabaptists, the Roman Catholic Church and the Reformed Church

2min

16.

The Insularity of the All's Tradition

4min

17.

What's the Difference Between a Lutheran and a Reformation Scholar?

3min

18.

Theology and Church History

3min

19.

Ferdy and Nestig and the Peaceable Kingdom

3min

20.

Jim Nes - I'm Mighty Fortress, Which Is the Same.

3min

21.

Those Talents Never Give Up

3min

Three friends, students, and colleagues of Jim Nestingen, who recently died, join us for today's episode. Jim was a well-known Reformation scholar at Luther Seminary with the heart of a preacher and pastor. Our (return) guests are Rolf Jacobson, of Luther Seminary, Ken Jones, of Grand View Univerity, and Mockingbird friend, Adam Morton of the University of Nottingham. They share memories of Jim, why folks should look this fellow up today, the value of cross-denominational friendships, and the relationship of the academy to the Church.

The intro story from Jim Nestingen is from 1517's Thinking Fellows Podcast. Check it out: https://www.1517.org/podcast-overview/absolution