Kelly Kapic

Dr. Kelly Kapic, a professor at Covenant College and author of 'You're Only Human', dives into the importance of embracing human limitations. He discusses how societal pressures drive addiction to distractions and the need for balance between productivity and rest. Kapic emphasizes meaningful relationships over busyness and critiques simplistic views of suffering, advocating for a nuanced understanding of identity. He also explores the intersections of diet, exercise, and spirituality, revealing how these aspects enhance overall well-being and faith.

A Covenant College professor and his wife share their experience with blinding suffering, including their battle with cancer and chronic pain. They discuss the importance of finding identity in Christ amidst suffering and the need for support during difficult times. They explore the uncomfortable territory of lament and the significance of expressing honest communication with God. They also talk about the challenges faced during the wife's battle with cancer and the lingering effects of chronic pain.

Kelly Kapic, author and professor, along with his wife Tabitha, reshape our understanding of suffering into the image of Jesus. They discuss the church's failure to address suffering, finding identity in Christ, embracing the cross, and personal transformation through pain. They also reflect on the peaceful transformation of a Civil War battlefield and conclude with a discussion on parenting and the need for support and prayer.

Kelly Kapic, a theology professor and author, discusses the importance of rest and embracing human limitations in a conversation with Dan Doriani. They explore how humility and dependency on God lead to gratitude and fulfillment, emphasizing the value of acknowledging personal rhythms for productivity and well-being. The episode highlights the challenges of societal pressure for constant productivity and success, urging listeners to focus on kingdom values in their careers.

Kelly Kapic, Professor of theological studies at Covenant College and co-editor of John Owen's works, delves into the Puritan's timeless insights on battling sin. He highlights the need for vigilance in the struggle against temptation while also embracing the grace of Christ. The conversation explores Owen's teachings on the mortification of sin, addressing deeper issues like addiction and depression, and emphasizes the Holy Spirit's transformative role in believers' lives. Kapic illustrates how Owen’s theology remains profoundly relevant to contemporary faith challenges.