Bridgetown Audio Podcast Part 9: The Imperative of Proximity
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Nov 7, 2022 A journey through Scripture explores justice, prayer, and Jesus’ call to draw near to people pushed to society’s margins. From the prophets’ warnings to the early church’s shared meals, the conversation connects faith with the poor, the vulnerable, and everyday life in New York City.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Importance of Praise and Justice
03:37 • 2min
Is There a Firm Biblical Foundation for Justice?
06:04 • 2min
The Two Primary Descriptors of Yahweh
08:22 • 2min
You Blind Guides, You Strain Out a Gnat, but Swallow a Camel
10:46 • 2min
The Inseparable Nature of Personal Reputation and Social Justice
12:19 • 4min
The Amos Is Saying Something
16:48 • 3min
The Fruit or Root Is the Same Tree
19:35 • 3min
How Do You Measure the Health of a Church?
23:00 • 2min
Jesus Proclaims Good News to the Poor
25:26 • 3min
The Cross Means Something About Jesus
28:47 • 3min
The Greatest Form of Worship Isn't Applause but Imitation
31:51 • 4min
The Early Church Was Not a Perfect Church
36:06 • 2min
The Second Most Frequent Commandment on the Pages of Scripture
38:11 • 2min
The Greatest Threat to the Kingdom of God in Your Life Is Not Your Failure
40:04 • 6min
The Table of Jesus
45:59 • 2min
Bridgstone Church
47:49 • 2min