James Prothro

Dr. James Prothro, a scripture scholar from the Augustine Institute, delves into the life of King David, a quintessential 'man after God's own heart.' He discusses the complexities of David's character, including his fall from grace and ultimate redemption, highlighted in Psalm 51. The conversation explores David’s bravery against Goliath and his contributions to faith through the Psalms, connecting his ancient journey of repentance and praise to contemporary experiences of faith. A fascinating look at an iconic biblical figure!

James Prothro, a Scripture scholar and professor at the Augustine Institute, delves into the profound themes of the Letter to the Philippians. He and Tim Gray explore the significance of humility and community, emphasizing the Greek ideal of friendship rooted in shared interests. They discuss Jesus' self-emptying (kenosis) and the early Christian hymn's high Christology, challenging social norms of Roman citizenship. Furthermore, they highlight the call to embody Christ's mindset in daily life, fostering genuine Christian unity and service among believers.

Join Dr. James Prothro, a biblical scholar from the Augustine Institute, as he delves into the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary. He discusses the significance of John Paul II's addition of these mysteries, reflecting on personal struggles while praying the Proclamation of the Kingdom. Prothro elaborates on how Jesus' teachings shape various aspects of life, emphasizing the importance of the 'Kingdom of God' in the Gospels. Their conversation also touches on the mercy and inclusion integral to Jesus' mission, urging listeners to embrace His kingship in their lives.

Join Dr. James Prothro, a professor at Augustine Institute Graduate School of Theology, as he illuminates the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary. He discusses the transformative power of the Kingdom of God, inspiring listeners to embrace repentance and recognize their shortcomings. The conversation delves into Jesus' teachings on mercy and inclusion, emphasizing the call to engage with the rosary’s mysteries through contemplation. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on how these spiritual themes can profoundly shape their personal journeys.

Dr. James Prothro, a Scripture scholar at the Augustine Institute, joins Dr. Tim Gray to unpack St. Paul's Letter to the Philippians. They discuss the key themes of community and support, highlighting gratitude and selflessness, especially through Epaphroditus. The conversation dives into finding peace in Christ amid anxiety and the redefinition of suffering through resurrection. They further explore the true meaning of Philippians 4:13 in the context of resilience, emphasizing faith over prosperity, and celebrate the value of generosity within the community.